This classic radio, manufactured in the United States during the 1950s, features the iconic Zenith brand and is in its original unmodified state. Ideal for collectors of vintage radios or those with a love for retro electronics, this Zenith radio is a true treasure that exudes charm and history.
For sale is this extremely rare radio from Galaxie that has yet to be documented anywhere on the web or in any archives. Please note that this is 100% untested and has yet to be plugged in after sitting safely in climate controlled storage for many years – Ensuring you have the opportunity to safely bring the capacitors & tubes on a Variac to help preserve their integrity. An extremely unique piece of history that may very well be one of the only ones left in existence. Ready for a new loving home.
Antique Vintage Tube Radio Old Valve Receiver Not Tested Power Unable Japan. Antique Vintage [Vacuum Tube Radio] It’s a very old vacuum tube radio. I can’t even turn it on using the power supply shown in the photo. All the dials turn. If you are a fan or an expert looking for this, how about this? It’s a radio with a great atmosphere. ? 1 inch = 2.54 cm (25.4 mm). Mow Motor Law NIPPON. Please check the Photo. We will answer your questions promptly. You can add multiple products to the cart and set them to be included. All the products we handle are products released in Japan. Make sure you can play with the playback device you have. Please note that tariffs may be higher in some countries. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts”. You can return in 60 days.
Westinghouse Radiola III-A Regenerative Receiver with Balanced Amplifier. Manufactured by Canadian Westinghouse Co. Limited, Hamilton, Canada (licensed by RCA) circa 1924. Features original bakelite top panel, control knobs, lever station selector, and Canadian brass identification plate. Fitted with four vintage globe/shoulder glass vacuum tubes inserted into pin adapter sockets. Note on Tubes & Sockets: Radiola III-A units originally used 4-prong WD-11 tubes. These tubes sit in adapters converting the sockets. The tubes fit somewhat loosely; they are untested, not guaranteed original to the set, and included purely as shown. Condition: Untested and non-working. The original hinged bottom wood casing panel has been replaced with a homemade solid replacement base with modern felt pads. Cabinet wood shows authentic age-related finish wear, checks, and surface marks. Measurements: Approximately 11.5 inches long, 5.5 inches deep, and 5 inches tall (casing only, excluding tubes). Vintage Homebrew Amateur Radio Tuner / Oscillator Sub-Assembly. Early custom radio builder / ham chassis mounted to an aluminum faceplate and wood base block. Centerpiece is an original National Company “Velvet Vernier” planetary slow-motion reduction tuning dial mechanism with arched window readout and embossed logo. Equipped with tuning capacitor coil assembly on rear, fluted pointer knob, and headphone/antenna connection jack. Non-working; ideal parts chassis or steampunk build project.
Tested and in working condition. Radio powers on and receives stations. Original Zenith wood cabinet with original speaker grille cloth, Zenith emblem, knobs, back cover, and original factory model/chassis label on the bottom. Bottom label identifies the radio as Model A730R and lists chassis 7A02, 7A04 and 7A05, 117V AC/DC, 30 watts. Made in USA by Zenith Radio Corporation, Chicago, Illinois. The cabinet, grille and trim show normal scratches, wear and age-related cosmetic imperfections from decades of use and storage. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition. No restoration or internal servicing is claimed.
Here is a vintage RO-LA Coin, coin operated motel radio manufactured by Robert Lawrence Electronic Corporation of Minneapolis Minnesota. The instructions say it will operate as ordinary radio for 2 hours of continuous reception for one quarter. Will take up to 4 quarters, do not use dimes or nickels. The coin function mechanism has been removed from the inside and the radio is rewired to play without it. The radio does power on and lights up and plays stations. The volume/power knob is a bit stiff to turn. The speaker does have a background hum when listening to the radio. The outside finish has wear, scratches, color loss and discoloration from age, as shown in the photos. Please view photos for condition.
Vintage Philco Tube Radio 48-482. Tested & powers on, but when I got to change the station it doesn’t move. So, I’m not sure that the knob even works. I do hear a buzzing sound and the volume seems to get louder when I turn it up. One of the clear plastic button covers is missing. It also has some imperfections on the cabinet, but overall is a pretty solid piece. I’m not sure if the tubes are working, when I plug it in I see two lights. They may be noticeable in the photos. Also when I plug it in it kind of has a funny smell, but I think it’s just because it’s old. Please see pictures for item details.
Model: Majestic 5A430-R Mighty Monarch of the Air. Cabinet: Classic wood tabletop design with horizontal grille louvers and a waterfall-style top edge. Tuning: Clear slide-rule dial with functional backlight and original brown control knobs. Antenna: Equipped with an internal directional antenna. Dimensions: Approximately 11 inches wide, 7 inches tall, and 7 inches deep. Identification: Includes original rear backing board with model stamping and the metal serial plate (D 434732). Functionality: This radio has been bench tested and is in working condition. It powers on and the dial lights up successfully. Reception: Able to tune into two stations during testing. Signal clarity may vary based on your geographic location and local interference. Audio: At certain volume levels, a standard vintage hum is audible. However, once a station was dialed in, the hum was no longer present. Exterior: The wood cabinet shows character-appropriate wear for its age, including some scuffing and finish loss on the edges as seen in the photos.
