Rare Emerson Tube Radio AX-238 Jewel Box Vintage Ingraham Cabinet Wood Repair US. Made in the USA. Normal signs of age, use, and wear. As with all items for “Parts or Repair” there may be other possible unseen issues. Please inquire about alternate payments.
Beautiful vintage Bendix Aviation Corporation tabletop tube radio featuring a substantial wooden cabinet and an unusually decorative woven-style front grille. This is a particularly attractive example of a postwar Bendix radio. The cabinet has rounded corners, a large horizontal illuminated-style tuning dial, three original-style control knobs, and an elaborate grille incorporating woven and ornamental geometric details. The dial is marked. 55 60 70 80 100 120. The combination of the warm wood cabinet, gold-toned dial, decorative grille and streamlined design gives this radio an excellent late Art Deco / early Mid-Century Modern appearance. The radio has been plugged in and is WORKING. No guarantee is made regarding future performance or the condition of individual internal components. This should be considered a working vintage electronic collectible rather than a newly serviced modern appliance. Good vintage condition with substantial original character. The wooden cabinet shows expected age-related wear including scratches, scuffs, finish wear, discoloration and marks. There is noticeable finish wear particularly across the top and around portions of the cabinet. The decorative front grille remains visually impressive and shows age-related wear, dust, oxidation and discoloration. The dial face presents nicely with attractive period graphics. The original vintage power cord and plug show age and wear. The rear/bottom covering shows wear, openings and deterioration consistent with age. Please examine the photographs carefully for the exact condition. The radio has NOT been refinished or cosmetically restored and retains the aged appearance and patina shown. This would make an excellent addition to a collection of antique radios, tube radios, Bendix memorabilia, aviation-related collectibles, Mid-Century Modern electronics, Art Deco furnishings or vintage home décor. Type: Tabletop tube radio. Era: Vintage / postwar era. Style: Late Art Deco / Early Mid-Century Modern. Condition: Working vintage condition. Model: Unknown / not identified. Please see all photographs for construction, design, condition and identifying details. It has been tested sufficiently to confirm that it powers on and works, but it has not been professionally serviced, restored or subjected to extended testing. Vintage tube electronics can require maintenance because of their age, including replacement of capacitors, wiring, tubes, cords or other components. Every reasonable effort has been made to accurately photograph and describe this item. Please carefully examine all photographs before purchasing, as the photographs are considered an important part of the description. The power cord and electrical components are vintage. CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING. WARNING: Vintage electronic equipment may contain lead solder, metals, electrical components, finishes or other materials that may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. This item has not been tested for the presence of such substances. Bendix radio, Bendix Aviation radio, vintage tube radio, antique radio, wood tube radio, tabletop radio, working tube radio, MCM radio, Mid Century Modern radio, Art Deco radio, postwar radio, vintage electronics, vacuum tube radio, collectible radio, old wooden radio, retro radio, vintage Bendix, antique electronics, radio collector.
Vintage 1928 Atwater Kent Model E3 Tabletop Radio Speaker – Excellent Fabric & Intact Internal Cone. For sale is a beautiful, highly collectible Atwater Kent Model E3 magnetic cone speaker from approximately 1928. This classic piece of early radio history features the iconic round, floral-patterned metal grille with the original central gold “Atwater Kent” emblem. Internal Cone: The internal paper cone is completely intact, which is incredibly rare for a speaker of this vintage. Cosmetics: The exterior housing and floral metal grille are in great cosmetic shape for their age, displaying beautiful vintage character and finish. The front grille fabric is clean and well-preserved. This heavy cast-metal speaker stands roughly 13 inches tall and is the perfect period-correct companion for an Atwater Kent Model 40, 42, or other late 1920s tube radio receivers. It makes a stunning display piece for any antique radio enthusiast, collector, or history buff. Feel free to reach out with any questions before purchasing!
Highly collectible, genuine 1933 Emerson Model 250-AW “All-Wave” Midget tube tabletop radio. This historic Great Depression-era radio features a beautiful cathedral-style arched wooden cabinet crafted by the renowned Ingraham Cabinet Company. The radio has been tested and DOES power on. The speaker functions and emits a steady static/hum sound that responds when adjusting the volume and tuning knobs. It does NOT currently tune into any active radio stations. It will require typical electronic servicing (such as replacing old capacitors or checking tubes) to be fully operational again. The wooden cabinet is in Very good vintage shape with normal wear consistent with a 90+ year old radio. Features original front knobs and the prominent central speaker grille cutouts. Please study the high-resolution photos carefully to evaluate the exact condition of the wood veneer, finish, and speaker cloth. Please reach out if you have any questions or need specific photo angles.
Vintage, made in the USA in 1937! The dial light does not come in but the radio reception is decent here in Seattle, WA. No cracks in the case, but there are a few scuffs/knicks. Nothing major at all considering this radio’s age+.
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.
National DX-335 Tube Radio Vintage Magic Eye Antique Tabletop Model Retro JP. ? Welcome to our authentic Japanese vintage audio gallery! ? This listing is for a National DX-335 vacuum tube desktop receiver, manufactured in Japan during the absolute golden age of mid-century technological innovation. It’s a truly classic piece with high collectible value, showcasing the beautiful structural charm of early analog design. As verified in the comprehensive media presentation layout 2026-06-02_16h12_04. Png, it features a beautifully glowing green LCD Magic Eye indicator lens to guide you to perfect tuning, creating a wonderful ambient lighting atmosphere in your modern space. We have performed basic technical startup tests on this vintage treasure in our professional workshop. Power-on operation has been confirmed, and the internal circuitry receives broadcast signals with that iconic, rich analog audio character. The tuning dial and needle move smoothly over the classic frequency display, and clear sound is output normally from the integrated front speaker array. This exceptionally beautiful item has been carefully stored on a safe display shelf without ever being used in actual operation. To enhance your luxurious lifestyle experience, this rare vintage unit comes with the external wireless audio adapter (Bluetooth receiver) and the appropriate linking cords shown in the thumbnail breakdown. You can seamlessly stream modern audio files and smartphone applications directly into this beautiful frame, transforming the flat digital sound of today into a rich, gentle analog sound that flows elegantly into your room. Secure this captivating vintage masterpiece and upgrade your classic interior decor today! Mow Motor Law NIPPON. We answer your questions promptly. All items we handle are products originally released in Japan. Please make sure your device or system is compatible with Japanese versions. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as gifts. You can return the item within.
This is a Zenith model number G725 on a 7G01 Chassis. The radio works perfectly, and sounds amazing once tuned in. It will probably need a good cleaning and service before use. Bakelite is in pretty good condition for it’s age.
A beautiful preserved, pristine, conditioned, art deco, Bakelite case all original no replacement parts pieces repaint etc. There’s no cracks in casing has a few usage age scratches. I’ve cleaned up for photos/presentation. Also the electrical cord has no tearing or damage. The bullet name no affiliation to the Steve McQueen movie. The knobs work on- off and dial rotate. They are part of my description. I like to point out imperfections whereas you may see other listings descriptions where they don’t and only reference to see photos and you try to find them. I do not plug in these old radios due to age wiring and old tubes. If you want you can take to a professional. I have them on display only in my collection. I’m not sure of year made. I’m guessing 1950s/60s approximately 65 years old. 12″ long and 7″ wide to bullet nose tip and 6high.
Vintage Zenith T350 tube radio with classic wood cabinet and mid-century 1950s style. Tested after return: powers on, tuner dial moves left/right, and FM stations were received during video test. I did not force the switch to avoid damage. This is a very old vintage tube radio and should not be expected to perform like a modern radio. Step back into the golden era of American electronics with this vintage Zenith T350 tube radio, a classic 1950s mid-century tabletop radio with a warm wood cabinet, original vintage styling, and the unmistakable look of early American home audio. Zenith was one of the most respected names in radio manufacturing, and the T350 remains a desirable model for collectors, decorators, vintage audio fans, and anyone who appreciates old tube radios with real period character. This radio has been tested after return and is currently playing on FM. During my retest, the radio powered on, the tuner knob moved left and right across the dial, and multiple FM stations were received. I did not hear the volume fade during my test. As with any radio of this age, reception can vary depending on location, antenna position, station strength, room placement, and electrical environment. I did not force the switch because I did not want to risk breaking or damaging the mechanism. Because of that, this radio should be considered FM-tested only at this time. This is a very old vintage tube radio and should not be expected to operate like a brand-new modern radio. The wood cabinet gives this piece strong display appeal for a living room, office, studio, bookshelf, man cave, vintage electronics collection, mid-century modern room, or retro décor setup. It is both a functional vintage radio on FM during testing and a beautiful conversation piece. The warm analog tube sound and classic cabinet style make it ideal for collectors of Zenith radios, tube radios, 1950s electronics, mid-century décor, vintage audio equipment, antique-style radios, and made-in-USA radio history. Vintage electronics can be unpredictable and may need future service, cleaning, tubes, capacitors, alignment, or other maintenance to keep operating properly. Please review all photos and video carefully. Perfect for collectors and display use:? Vintage Zenith radio collectors? Tube radio enthusiasts? Mid-century modern décor lovers? Retro audio collectors? 1950s electronics displays? Office, den, studio, shelf, or man cave décor? Father’s Day, Christmas, birthday, or collector gift idea. ? PLEASE REVIEW ALL PICTURES CAREFULLY! ? The item in the pictures is exactly what you will receive. ? The pictures represent the item’s true condition. Feel free to message us anytime! ? WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET! ? If it’s not in the pictures, it is NOT included. Please double-check before completing your order.
