The radio features a striking white plastic cabinet, stylized front grill, and a classic analog Telechron clock face with a lighted dial. A true mid-century display piece with both form and function. 12.5″ Wide × 6.5″ Tall. Brand: General Electric (GE). Model: 912D / C-418A Series. Product Line: Telechron Clock Radio. Country/Region of Manufacture: United States. Style: Mid-Century Modern / Atomic Era. Clock: Fully operational and keeps accurate time. Cosmetics: Excellent vintage condition. The white plastic housing is sturdy and intact with no major cracks or severe chips, including the delicate rear ventilation slats. Cord: Original power cord included. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description.
Vintage 1955 Zenith Trans Oceanic Wave Magnet Tube Radio Model T600. See the video shows the radio works. It is a highly collectible piece of vintage electronics. The item is good used with visible sign of natural aging and wear.
The tubes take a few seconds to warm up, but it Works well. The clock works and keeps time. These are tough to find with the cases in good condition, as they were prone to cracking. This one was kept tucked away on a shelf in a bedroom closet for the last 50 years, and its condition reflects that. Feel free to ask questions or for more pictures.
Up for sale is a classic piece of early wireless history: an original. Antique Atwater Kent Model 66 Vacuum Tube Radio Chassis. Renowned for their heavy-duty shielding cans, quality shielding, and classic dial design, Atwater Kent sets from this era are highly sought after by antique radio collectors, restorers, and display enthusiasts. Functional Status: Estate-found, “farm-fresh” vintage condition. We have not plugged in or bench-tested this chassis. Cosmetic Condition: Vintage pre-owned condition showing standard signs of age, oxidation, dust, and wear consistent with decades of storage in an attic or basement (please review all high-resolution photos closely to assess the complete condition and tube/component inclusions). Brand/Maker: Atwater Kent Manufacturing Co. Model: Model 66 Radio Chassis. Era: Late 1920s / Early 1930s (Golden Age of Radio). Type: Vacuum Tube Radio Receiver Chassis. (Note: Any display stands or photo props used in the pictures are not included).
Vintage RCA Victor cathedral-style tube radio featuring a beautiful wooden cabinet, decorative front grille, original-style speaker cloth, and classic wooden control knobs. The cabinet shows normal age-related wear, scratches, discoloration, and a small damaged area along the bottom base. A great display piece for collectors, antique décor, restoration, or vintage radio enthusiasts. Please review all photos carefully for condition.
The vintage Zenith Model F508V pink tube radio from the 1960s is a rare and collectible piece that works, but produces an audible low steady hum and has a difficult time tuning in stations. Takes 3-4 minutes to warm up before it powers on. Made in the United States, this radio is a part of the Zenith product line and features a unique coral color. Lots of smudges and wear but no major cracks to plastic. Zenith label has a seam and has been painted over in white. With its retro design and functionality, this vintage radio is a nostalgic and sought-after item for audio enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Welcome to our listing and thanks for visiting. After viewing this item, please check our other listings. Here is a vintage Kennedy radio. The cabinet is wood and measures about nineteen inches long, thirteen inches high and eight inches deep. The front may be bakelite. On the front it has “Type 110 Universal Receiver” and Serial No. Also has “Kennedy Equipment”, and near the bottom The Colin B. There are two screws or bolts on the front near the two top corners. Once loosened, the top of the cabinet lifts up. Please see the third photograph. Inside there looks like a socket for a tube, though there is no tube in the socket. The cabinet of the radio is in generally very good condition. We believe the finish is original. Some minor rub marks on the sides and the top. And a few minor scratches on the top, mainly in one corner. The exterior of the radio, and possibly the inside as well, would benefit from a gentle cleaning. Knobs and controls on front seem to turn freely. A nice radio for collectors. We hope the photographs above will help those who are interested. We will do our best to answer any questions. We live about 25 miles west of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Thanks for viewing our items. Have a nice day. We hope that we have described our items to complete satisfaction. We are not on-line everyday though, so please be patient for the reply. This is to cover costs of boxes and packing material. We do not make any profit from this.
Vintage FADA Radio Model 252 features a classic Art Deco bakelite cabinet in a deep chocolate brown. This tube radio showcases a distinctive grill design with geometric lines and a woven fabric backing. The front panel includes the original tuning dial with a “Police” band indicator and two tactile control knobs. A true piece of mid-century Americana, this unit displays the embossed FADA logo on both the front and back panels. Please note the power cord is in original, weathered condition and should be inspected or replaced before use. Measurements. Height: 7″. Width: 10.5″. Depth: 5.5.
