30Oct
Vintage Antique Tube Dahlberg Solid Pink Coin-op Working Pillow Speaker Radio
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I WILL OFFER THE BEST IN RADIO COLLECTING. WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS. THIS RADIO WAS USED IN HOSPITALS AND HOTELS. THE COIN OP MECH. WAS STILL WORKING WHEN PLUGGED IN. I HEAR THE COIN MECH. THE RADIO WAS ALSO WORKING. INCLUDED IS A TOKEN THAT WAS USED FOR THIS RADIO. I HAVE NOT PUT IT IN TO TEST IT WITH A TOKEN. I DO NOT HAVE THE KEY FOR THE COIN BOX. THIS RADIO HAS A VERY UNIQUE AND SELDOM SEEN CABINET STYLE. THERE IS A SMALL STRESSLINE UNDER CLEAR TUNER LENS (see the last photo) NOT BAD AT ALL. THE THIS RADIO HAS THE ORIGINAL COLOR AND KNOBS. SO DONT LET THIS RADIO SLIP BY, THEY DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE OFTEN. I HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS MESSAGE ME. CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE check out my. AND PLEASE BOOKMARK RADIOS10467 Be sure to add me to your. OVERSEAS BUYERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. IF YOU PLAN ON USING THIS ITEM, HAVE IT RESTORED FOR SAFE LONG TERM USE. THEY ARE FOR DISPLAY AND ARE HAZARDOUS DUE TO HIGH VOLTAGE AND OLD AGE, AND ANY USE, RESTORATION OR ADJUSTMENTS ARE AT YOUR OWN RISK. COPYING OF MY PHOTOS OR TEXT IS PROHIBITED. THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK.
30Oct
Vintage 1930s American Bosch Model 505 Wooden Tabletop Tube Radio
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The Vintage 1930s American Bosch Model 505 Wooden Tabletop Tube Radio is a rare and charming piece of radio history from the Great Depression era. This collectible item features a classic wooden tabletop design, a distinctive American Bosch branding, and the iconic tube radio technology of the 1930s. Perfect for collectors of vintage radios, this piece offers a glimpse into the art and craftsmanship of early 20th-century American radio manufacturing. The radio powers on but was unable to tune in station. This would be a great restoration project. Please refer to pictures.
29Oct
Vintage 1948 General Electric C122 Plaskon Radio Working! Antique Tube Radio
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Vintage 1948/1949 General Electric Model C122 Plaskon Tube Radio – Working. A beautiful example of late-1940s Canadian radio design, this. General Electric Model C122. Was manufactured by Canadian General Electric in Toronto, Ontario. Contrasting deep red dial surround, horizontal speaker grille, and dark knobs give the radio a distinctive period appearance. Compact and elegant, it makes a wonderful display piece for a collection, office, bookshelf, or mid-century interior. The cabinet is made of. An early molded plastic widely used during the 1930s and 1940s. Its ability to be produced in lighter colours helped manufacturers create designs that stood apart from the darker Bakelite cabinets commonly associated with radios of the period. Today, surviving Plaskon radios are appreciated by collectors for both their distinctive appearance and their place in the development of early molded plastics. It produces the warm, characteristic sound associated with vintage tube radios. A video is available so you can see and hear the radio in operation. The cabinet presents beautifully overall with a clean, glossy appearance. Please note the following age-related imperfections. Small marks / surface imperfections on the upper left area of the cabinet. Some wear and imperfections on the dial cover. These details are shown in the photos, including close-up images. Please review all photos carefully as they form an important part of the description. The radio has been carefully cleaned and detailed. Cabinet exterior cleaned and detailed. Cabinet interior thoroughly vacuumed. General Electric / Canadian General Electric. Ivory / cream with red dial accents. 9.25″ W × 6″ H × 5.25 D. (235 × 152 × 133 mm).
29Oct
Antique 1923 homemade tube radio receiver & Speaker
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This tube radio receiver is what we know today is FM. The antique 1923 homemade tube radio receiver is a rare and valuable collector’s item that hails from a bygone era of radio technology. This pre-1930 piece represents a time when radios were handmade and unique, making it a sought-after artifact for enthusiasts of vintage technology. The tube radio receiver is a piece of history that showcases the craftsmanship and innovation of early 20th-century radio enthusiasts, making it a valuable addition to any collection of radios or vintage electronics.
29Oct
RARE Vintage Sylvania Tube Radio Model 5T18 WORKING GREAT Minor Cosmetic Damage
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VERY RARE Vintage Sylvania Model 5T18 Tube Radio – Fully Working, Minor Cosmetic Wear, 1940s-1950s Classic. Step back in time with this fully functional Sylvania Model 5T18 tube radio, a stunning vintage piece from Sylvania Home Electronics, a division of Sylvania Electric Products Inc. It runs on 117 volts AC, 60 cycles, and 25 watts, powered by vacuum tubes (1BFY6, 1RFW6, 3ET735A13) that deliver the warm, rich sound tube radios are famous for. Adding to its vintage charm. Perfect for collectors, retro enthusiasts, or anyone who loves the authentic sound of tube audio, this radio is ready to be a standout piece in your home or collection. Please check the photos for condition details and message with any questions. Don’t miss out on this beautifully preserved, operational piece of Sylvania history!
29Oct
Vintage Packard Bell 66-d Tabletop Tube Radio 160950! T702 J
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VINTAGE PACKARD BELL 66-D TABLETOP TUBE RADIO 160950! Fully tested and working properly, excellent condition. What is pictured is what you will receive. If it is not pictured or stated as included, then it is not included. We try our hardest to give 5-Star Service by giving Clear, Accurate and Honest descriptions to the best of our abilities. Showcase your products with Auctiva’s image tools and templates. Showcase your listings with 300+ unique Auctiva templates. Powerful Tools for Online Sellers. Get your own free counter at Auctiva.
28Oct
Vintage Kuba / Imperial Vollstereo 609a German Tube Radio Circa Early 1960s
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Original vintage German tube-radio assembly removed from its console cabinet. Chassis has not been powered on or electrically tested. It was gently cleaned with compressed air only. Glass dial, knobs, pushbuttons, tubes, tuning components and speakers appear substantially intact as shown. This is the original radio and audio assembly removed from a beautiful vintage German console cabinet that I recently acquired locally. Rather than discard the electronics while repurposing the cabinet, I wanted to keep the radio assembly together and offer it to someone who may be restoring one of these consoles or appreciates vintage German hi-fi equipment. The chassis is identified by the original tag 76342 / 609a and appears to be an Imperial / Kuba-Imperial Vollstereo 609a tube receiver from approximately 1960-61. The radio has a particularly attractive original glass tuning dial marked IMPERIAL, with German station markings, “Stereo, ” “Hi-Fi, ” “Ferrit-Anzeige, ” and “Magisches Band” for the magic-band tuning indicator. The ivory pushbutton bank, large control knobs and mechanical tuning components are still present. The chassis measures approximately 21″ wide × 9″ deep × 8 high. Included in this sale are the items shown in the photographs, including: Imperial 609a tube-radio chassis Original glass dial / control face Both large control knobs Ivory pushbutton controls Vacuum tubes presently installed Original tuning and antenna components Original speakers and speaker mounting pieces shown Associated wiring and hardware shown in the photos I gently blew accumulated dust from the chassis with low-pressure compressed air. I have deliberately not powered the radio on. Because this equipment is approximately 65 years old, I believe it should be inspected and serviced by someone experienced with vintage tube electronics before any attempt is made to energize it. I have not attempted to restore, polish or modify the electronics. What you see is essentially an original survivor removed from its console. The glass dial is especially attractive and appears quite well preserved for its age. Please study all photographs carefully for cosmetic condition and completeness; the photographs form part of the description. This would make a great donor assembly for someone restoring an Imperial/Kuba console, or an interesting project for a collector of vintage German tube radios and European hi-fi equipment. Please feel free to ask for any additional measurements or detailed photographs before purchasing.
28Oct
Vintage 1951 1952 Crosley 11-109U Decorator Tube AM Radio Hunter Green Working
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Been listening to it all summer, Chicago and Milwaukee baseball. When changing volume, it can react with a little “delay”, otherwise excellent, working condition. Beautiful, green Bakelite cabinet with very light wear. Cabinet size is 9.5″ by 12.5″ and is 7.25 deep. Please see photos for condition. Ignore all other invoices. Feedback left when feedback received.