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.
Beautiful antique Kaiser W645 vacuum tube Radio, produced in Western Germany in the 1950s. Some minor wear but overall in great condition. Lights up and works with that nice old radio hum. It’s very large and measures 24″ wide, 10″ deep and 13 tall. It weighs 27 lbs unpacked.
Original vintage 1930s radio service bulletin binder compiled for use by a radio service technician. This loose-leaf reference manual contains factory-issued service bulletins, wiring diagrams, schematics, voltage charts, alignment procedures, and parts information for a variety of early tube radios. Manufacturers represented include Philco, Emerson, Arvin, and likely others. Features numerous detailed fold-out schematics and technical service information used by authorized radio repair shops during the Golden Age of radio. The binder is personalized to the original owner, L. Tompkins, adding to its historical appeal as a genuine working technician’s reference rather than a later reprint. Approximately 11.5″ x 9.5″. Good vintage condition with expected age-related wear to the binder and pages. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description. A fantastic piece of early electronics history, ideal for antique radio collectors, restorers, historians, and anyone interested in vintage American technology and service literature.
Vintage PLA-MOR tube radio, likely manufactured by D. (Detrola), chassis model 104. Estimated production period: 1920s-1930s. Wooden tabletop cabinet with original-style components and vintage design. The unit powers on and tubes light up when plugged in. Audio output has not been tested. This radio may require an external speaker or high-impedance headphones for operation (not included). Chassis model 104 is marked inside the cabinet, and the rear plate is marked Made in U. Detroit, as shown in the photos. Cabinet shows age-related cosmetic wear including scratches, scuffs, finish wear, and other signs of age and storage. Original back cover and knobs are present. Interior components appear original. Only the items shown in the photos are included. No speaker, headphones, or additional accessories are included. Please review all photos carefully; they show the actual condition and are part of the description.
Old and original guaranteed. Shows wear and use as shown, not tested. Barn fresh not cleaned. This is heavy weighs about 8 pounds. Look at photos to understand condition. Dimensions are shown in the photos.
Made in the United States, this radio showcases the quality craftsmanship of Zenith, known for producing reliable electronics. This unique piece is perfect for any collector or enthusiast of vintage radios, offering a glimpse into the technological advancements of the 1950s. Tested and confirmed to work, this radio is sure to bring nostalgic charm and functionality to any space. Zenith Model M722 Vintage FM Tube Radio. Offered here is a beautiful Zenith Model M722 FM Tube Radio, an excellent example of classic Mid-Century Modern American electronics. Featuring Zenith’s iconic minimalist styling with its brushed aluminum-look dial, large circular tuning scale, and clean gray cabinet, this radio displays beautifully while delivering the warm sound that vintage tube radios are known for. This radio has been tested and is working properly. The cabinet is exceptionally well preserved with very light signs of age, making it an excellent addition to any vintage radio collection, office, library, or Mid-Century décor. Videos demonstrating the radio in operation are included with this listing, allowing buyers to see and hear the radio before purchasing. Type: FM Tube Radio. Tube Count: 5 Tubes. Made in: Chicago, Illinois, U. Receives FM stations. Tuning functions properly. Audio is clear. Videos demonstrating operation are included in this listing. This radio is in excellent vintage condition. Very clean original cabinet. Attractive Mid-Century Modern styling. Bright, easy-to-read tuning dial. Original rear safety back installed. Original model identification label remains intact. Very light cosmetic wear consistent with careful ownership. No major cracks, breaks, or significant damage observed. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description and show the exact radio you will receive. Zenith Model M722 FM Tube Radio. Original internal identification label. No additional accessories are included. This is a wonderful working example of one of Zenith’s popular early FM tabletop radios. It is becoming increasingly difficult to find these radios in such clean cosmetic condition while still functioning properly. FM Reception, Analog Tuning. The radio has been tested and is described accurately to the best of our knowledge. Future performance cannot be guaranteed. Please review all photographs, videos, and the complete description carefully, as they are considered part of the item description.
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.
