Nice Philco Model 46-200 Vintage Bakelite Tube Radio, no cracks or breaks, the dial cover is not clear (see photo) otherwise nice shape. The radio is in working condition receiving local radio station in my area.
Vintage Zenith 5r68UX Tube Radio w/ Phono Record Player VERY RARE! Bought this from an estate sale. It was in their storage area for decades. I haven’t plugged it in or tested it, as I’m assuming it needs some tinkering and I don’t want to risk damaging anything. It looks very cool regardless of functionality, especially the front face is in excellent condition for displaying as decor. I love the fuzzy tray for the records on top, which is unique and very vintage looking. FEEL FREE TO MAKE AN OFFER! Message me with any questions or concerns, thanks!
VTG RCA Radio TV Receiving & Picture Tubes Expert Service Clock-USED/WORKS-READ. TESTED & WORKS HOUR HAND IS A LITTLE SLOW, BUT JUST NEEDS CLEANING AROUND THE HANDS AND PROBABLY A LITTLE BIT OF 3 N 1 OIL. HAS BEEN IN STORAGE FOR VERY LONG TIME. WE DONT TAKE ITEMS APART AND LEAVE IT TO THE CUSTOMER. COSMETIC WEAR DUE TO AGE & USE (PLEASE REFER TO PHOTOS). (COSMETIC WEAR INCLUDES: SCUFFING, DENTS, SCRATCHES & DISCOLORATION). ONLY INCLUDES WHAT IS PICTURED. PLEASE INSPECT ALL PHOTOS FOR CONDITION OF THE ITEMS BEFORE PURCHASING. ITEM MUST HAVE THE RETURN PUT IN 30 DAYS AFTER ITEM WAS RECEIVED. THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING WITH US AT PITBULL PICKERS! WE DO NOT MEET OUT OF ARE LOCAL AREA. THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING.
Measures about 12 inches wide, 8.5 inches tall and 9 inches deep. Which has been linked to Warwick Manufacturing, a Chicago-based company. Usually AC line-powered with a permanent magnet or electro-dynamic moving coil. They are considered rare. However, “Junior” was not a single, universal brand name used only by one company. Multiple, unrelated manufacturers during that time used “Junior” in their product names or model lines, such as Philco and Jessie French.
A vintage (c1960s) tube radio by Norelco! Marked as a model B5X43A/54. Radio is vintage so it may need further servicing to get working like new. The magic eye doesn’t seem to light up, not sure if that’s user error? Some dust stuck inside the dial window. Scuffs, scratches, and stains scattered throughout. Some chewed up spots to the wood around the corners. One of the white push buttons is also a bit chewed up/chipped around the corner. Will come as shown, so please see photos! MEASUREMENTS: This radio measures approximately 22 1/4″ wide, 9 5/8″ front-to-back, and 9 5/8 tall, all at the furthest points. Carrier available to your zip code than what is listed first. The “not as described” return option is not to be used to resolve damaged item cases.
RCA RADIOLA 20 FOR SALE.. THIS IS AN UNTESTED RADIO WITH ALL 5 EARLY TUBES. THE TWO TUNING “ROLLERS” MOVE EASILY AND MOVE THEIR RESPECTIVE TUNING CAPACITORS. THE “NOTATION AREA” WHERE LISTENERS COULD WRITE THE STATION CALL LETTERS IS UNMARKED. THERE ARE FOUR KNOBS ALONG THE BOTTOM. THE KNOB SECOND FROM THE LEFT IS NOT A MATCH WITH THE OTHER THREE. SEE THE SECOND LAST GALLERY PHOTO. THE INSIDE LID HAS AN INFORMATION SHEET AND THE METAL RADIOLA 20 MEDALLION. THERE IS NO VENEER ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE RADIO. THAT AREA HAS BEEN SANDED AND REPAINTED A MATCHING BROWN. SEE THE LAST GALLERY PHOTO. THE FINISH ON THE RADIO IS ABOUT AVERAGE. WOOD IS ALSO IN AVERAGE CONDITION. NO BIG SCRATCHES — BUT SHOWING IT’S 95 YEAR OLD. CHASSIS HAS THE BATTERY PIGTAIL. SIZE: 19″ x 16″ x 11. No reserve, Great Find! We specialize in 16 & 35mm equipment & film. The 35mm equipment we handle is generally from the birth of the industry through the mid-1960s. We also deal in 78rpm records & machines. See our m e page.
This radio comes from a meticulously preserved lifetime estate collection we are currently processing. The original owner was extremely organized and careful with his equipment. All items were stored indoors in a dry warehouse environment for decades. This set appears largely original, including. Zenith-branded power transformer (49CZ547). At least one Zenith-branded vacuum tube present. Original-style Zenith electrolytic can. Original back panel (Model 2-101-W marked). Made in U. Zenith was one of America’s premier radio manufacturers of the 1940s, known for durable construction and strong reception. The classic cream cabinet, gold concentric dial, and woven grille cloth make this a great restoration candidate or display piece. Untested – not powered on. Interior shows dust from long-term storage. Cabinet shows age wear, scuffs, and discoloration. Back panel present but currently taped in place. Dial glass intact. Cord appears original. No obvious chassis modifications observed. As with most 1940s radios, it will likely require capacitor replacement and servicing before regular use. Please review all photos carefully. Tubes will be protected internally. Radio will be securely bubble wrapped. Double boxed if needed. We take extra care with fragile vintage electronics. Be sure to check out our store for additional estate radio and tube items.