Radio has been tested. Powers on and produces sound/static from the speaker, but I was not able to tune in radio stations. Power cord and original components are present, but full functionality has not been guaranteed. This is a beautiful mid-century piece with classic retro styling and original vintage character. Mid-century modern / atomic era design. Depth: about 7.5. Back panel markings include. Aero Vane High Efficiency Loop. Excellent display, restoration, collector, or decor piece. Please inspect all photos and video carefully as they are part of the description.
The Vintage Mid Century Modern 1950′s HOFFMAN Five Tube Radio is a collectible piece that embodies the style and technology of the mid-century era. This superhyterodyne radio, with its sleek design and iconic Ellieutrona tube, offers a nostalgic glimpse back into the golden age of radio broadcasting. Perfect for retro enthusiasts or collectors of vintage radios, this piece is a unique and functional addition to any vintage decor.
I WILL OFFER THE BEST IN RADIO COLLECTING. WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS. THE RADIO HAS NO CRACKS, CHIPS OR BREAKS TO THE CABINET. THE RADIO IS IN AVERAGE ORIGINAL CONDITION. SO DONT LET THIS ICONIC RADIO SLIP BY, THEY DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE OFTEN. I HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING. I PACK VERY WELL, YOUR ITEM WILL BE DELIVERED WITHOUT DAMAGE. CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE Check out my other items. AND PLEASE BOOKMARK RADIOS10467 Be sure to add me to your favorites list. OVERSEAS BUYERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. IF YOU PLAN ON USING THIS ITEM HAVE IT RESTORED FOR SAFELONG TERM USE. THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK. Track Page Views With.
Your satisfaction is of utmost important to us. Everything can be resolved without leaving a negative feed back. Call for technical specs. We deal in large legacy computer equipment most out of public grant programs from schools, we are helping the state by re purposing equipment now required by law. We will do everything we can to give you best price we can! This is listing for a Vintage Zenith TransOceanic model B600. The unit is in fair to good condition cosmetically and is in good working shape, and condition. It is an earlier model that others we have made in 1959. We have 1 of these and other transoceanic units still to list. We have a huge inventory of PC Legacy parts of all types, and surplus items from HP, Compaq, Dell, & Gateway in our storage. The Zenith Trans-Oceanic Model B600, produced from 1959 to 1962, is historically significant as the last vacuum-tube portable radio made in the United States. Renowned for its durability and long-distance shortwave reception, it relies on a. 5-tube superheterodyne design and features seven tuning bands, including standard broadcast and continuous shortwave coverage. Key Technical Specifications & Features. Type: 5-tube, AC/DC superheterodyne portable radio. Tubes Required: 1U4 (RF Amp), 1L6 (Converter), 1U4 (IF Amp), 1U5 (Det/Audio Amp), 3V4 (Audio Output), and a 50A1 (Ballast tube). Frequency Coverage: 7 radio bands. Standard Broadcast (BC): 540 – 1600 kHz. Continuous Shortwave/Weather Bands: 2.0 – 18.0 MHz (broken into 4-6 different bands). Antennas: Integrated detachable “WaveMagnet” for broadcast and a built-in snap-up “WaveRod” telescoping antenna for shortwave. Power Source: Operates on 110-120V AC or DC, or self-contained batteries. Controls: Four-position “Radiogant” tone controls (Treble, Voice, Alto, Bass), slide-rule dial, and band selector push-buttons. Dimensions: 17 1/2″ H × 11 1/2″ W × 7 3/4 D Approx. 44 cm × 29 cm × 20 cm. Weight: 15 lbs (including batteries). If you are restoring one of these units, consider upgrading the multi-section filter capacitors. Specialized components like the. Zenith Trans-Oceanic B600 Re-Cap Kit. Can replace old electrolytics to ensure safe and proper voltage operation. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.
I have no knowledge of this item other than google image, please note that the title may or may not be accurate. I dont know if it works or not due to the condition of the power cord, I do not want to plug it in. This has not been cleaned, I dont want to ruin anything that I have no knowledge about. Please see all pictures as they also serve as the description.
Vintage 1936 Pre-WWII Art Deco Wood Tube Radio – Powers On / Restoration Project. Up for sale is an authentic, rare vintage 1936 Coronado Model 575 table tombstone tube radio. An exceptional, highly sought-after piece of broadcasting history that retains its original internal paper schematic layout label! Makes a phenomenal shelf display or a rewarding winter restoration project. Brand: Coronado (Gamble-Skogmo House Brand). Model Number: 575 (Confirmed by the original internal paper cabinet label). Production Year: Circa 1935 / 1936. Cabinet Material: Walnut Wood (Tombstone style). Features: Gorgeous airplane dial with pre-war “Police” markings, original brass Coronado lower shield badge, original matching wood grain control knobs, and an authentic purple-tinted fabric grill cloth insert. Technical Note: The power cord has been previously updated with a safe, modern replacement cord (not original brittle cloth). When briefly plugged in, the unit successfully receives power, the main rectifier tube lights up with an authentic orange filament glow. The left volume/power knob turns smoothly. The middle band switch knob rotates freely without clicking. The right tuning knob is currently stuck/firm (likely needs a standard replacement dial cord string or lubrication). The wooden cabinet is structurally solid and sturdy but displays honest character wear. Notably, there is a prominent vertical strip of missing veneer along the back edge of the left side panel (please see the dedicated side photo for an exact look at this specific flaw). There are also a few small cosmetic wood chips on the top corner edges. The raw wood bottom remains solid with tight chassis bolts and original markings. Please review all high-resolution photos for the exact cosmetic details. A classic, highly collectible piece of pre-war Americana bar and parlor culture.
RCA Victor Model 56X3. This classic American radio features a handsome curved wood cabinet, horizontal wooden speaker louvers, three front controls, and a distinctive burgundy, gold and cream horizontal tuning dial. Although this radio is NOT WORKING, it retains tremendous visual character and makes an excellent display piece for a vintage interior, office, library, study, movie/photography prop, radio collection, or restoration project. Reference information for this model identifies it as a six-tube receiver. This radio has been tested and DOES NOT WORK. No attempt has been made to diagnose, repair or restore the radio. The exact cause of the non-working condition is unknown. Tion, replacement parts, accessories or other items are included unless specifically shown in the photographs. This is an approximately 80-year-old vintage radio and shows age and use consistent with an unrestored antique electronic item. The wooden cabinet remains highly attractive and displays beautifully from the front. It retains its distinctive curved profile, horizontal wooden grille/louvers, tuning dial and three front control knobs. The cabinet shows various scratches, scuffs, finish wear, edge wear, small marks and areas of discoloration. There is more noticeable finish wear around the left front control knob and along portions of the lower front panel. Additional scratches and edge wear are visible on the sides and corners. The tuning dial remains highly presentable and retains its attractive burgundy, gold and cream coloration. The rear is open and the original rear/back cover is not present. The internal chassis, tubes, speaker and other components shown in the photographs are present; however, no representation is made that every internal component is original, complete, functional or suitable for reuse. The original RCA Victor identification/tube-location label remains attached to the underside and is remarkably legible considering its age. Please examine all photographs carefully. Included is exactly what is shown in the photographs. RCA Victor Model 56X3 radio with cabinet, chassis, tubes, speaker, controls, power cord and other components currently attached/present. No back cover is included. The radio has been tested and is NOT WORKING. It is offered as a collectible, decorative display piece and/or for restoration, repair or parts. Because of the age of vintage electronics, the item should not be assumed safe for continued electrical use without inspection and appropriate servicing by someone knowledgeable in vintage electronics. Vintage electronics may require future servicing, cleaning, or adjustment due to age, even when currently functioning. For Parts or Not Working.
WORKING RCA VICTOR RADIO MODEL X602. Manufactured in Montreal Canada in 1952/53. Reception is strong with the internal loop antenna. It is able to receive radio broadcasts across the dial. Golden Throat tone system. Three way acoustical system balances sound, speaker and output for better sound quality. RCA input for turntable or other audio devices. The walnut wooden cabinet with mid century styling looks good and is in great condition for its age. On/Off and volume tone switch work properly. Original operating instructions included. This radio is being offered for sale in as in condition and working.
Features a beautiful wooden cabinet, woven speaker grille, original knobs, tuning control, volume and tone controls. The radio shows normal cosmetic wear from age, including light scratches and marks on the cabinet. The original model label is still attached underneath. Great collectible piece for vintage radio enthusiasts, mid-century décor or display.
