Item Specifics. Brand: Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp. Year: circa 1939. Color: Green. Material: Plaskon / Bakelite. Condition: Used – Functional (See description) Item Description A Stunning Survivor from 1939! This unit features a gorgeous, sought-after green finish that screams Art Deco and Early Mid-Century Modern style. Condition Details. Exterior: The cabinet is in remarkable shape for its age. There are NO cracks and NO burn marks on the housing. The original knobs and handle are intact. Functionality: The radio powers on! The dial lights up and the volume control is functional. It is currently picking up static/faint signals, but like all electronics of this era, it could likely use new capacitors to bring it back to full, clear performance. Note: The back cover is missing, revealing the original internal components and the loop antenna (stamped 8CW-334-2). Provenance: Includes a charming, handwritten note taped to the bottom stating: This radio was given to me on my birthday 1939. ” This is a “must-have for any serious radio collector or a perfect restoration project for someone who wants a pristine 1930s showpiece. Related Terms: Philco, Zenith, RCA Victor, Motorola, FADA, Catalin Style, Restoration Project, Ham Radio, Shortwave, Tube Amp, Collector Item, Museum Quality, Gift for Collector, Nostalgia, Americana, Pre-War Radio, World War II Era, Made in USA, NY USA, Radio History, Loop Antenna, 8CW-334-2.

This vintage Truetone radio is a classic piece from the 1930s that will add a touch of mid-century modern style to your collection. With its Art Deco design and unique interchange part number of 6C13/6C14, this radio is a rare find for any collector. Made in the United States, this vintage piece is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the history of car and truck parts and accessories. This one looks complete with knobs and with Radiohead. Even the Radiohead has the knobs the glass lens has a crack shown in the pictures also comes with the cables and they seem to be in perfect working condition The speaker looks good except the center of the paper. Inside looks pretty good little dusty on the tube side and the electronic side looks very clean and dust free.

This is a vintage 1930′s Motorola radio, made in the United States. It has a classic tube design that gives it a mid-century modern retro cool look. This radio is perfect for anyone who wants to add a touch of vintage charm to their car or truck. It is a great find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. For parts or repair or your collection untested looks complete. Has some tack welding in the front but it should grind off and leave no marks in the front.

This is a nice old Art Deco radio for the 1930′s in excellent condition, never painted. The Airline Model 62-274 Radio is a vintage tube radio manufactured by Montgomery Ward & Co. (Wards, Airline) in the late 1930s. It is a plastikon cabinet radio with a ivory color finish, featuring six pushbutton station selectors and a tuning eye. Dimensions: The radio measures approximately 13 inches wide, 7.5 inches high, and 7 inches deep. Features: The 62-274 model includes. Electro Magnetic Dynamic (EMD) speaker with a 5-inch diameter. Six pushbutton station selectors for tuning. Tuning eye for precise frequency adjustment. Plastikon cabinet with an ivory finish. Power supply: AC (alternating current). This radio has seven tubes (including the eye tube), uses a long wire for an antenna and it picks up all local stations, and all the original features including the grille cloths. The radio is in excellent, functioning condition with only a very small, slight crack line in the lower rear grill (see picture). A wonderful addition to your collection and/or decorative showpiece. Note: Sale is final.

This vintage Philco radio is a true gem from the 1930s. With its classic tube design and mid-century style, it’s sure to be a conversation starter in any room. Made in the United States, this radio is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Featuring the brand’s signature sound quality, this vintage Philco radio is perfect for those who appreciate the warmth and clarity of vintage audio. Its unique design is sure to make it a standout piece in any collection. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history with this stunning vintage radio. Looks very nice inside. I couldn’t fully remove the electronics panel to get better pics that mounting plate bracket is covering a screw. But you can see a little bit and looks very nice just like the tube/speaker/side. Looks like a military color paint to me. Very rare, very cool looking early car radio. Probably late 1930′s. Untested unknown condition Ty.

This is a rare vintage Studebaker Philco radio model s-1431 that will make a great addition to any collection. The radio is in excellent working order and has been well-maintained over the years. It is a great find for anyone who is looking for a unique piece of vintage automotive technology. This item is perfect for collectors or anyone who is looking for a unique piece of vintage technology. For parts or restoration or for a collection.

Gets a station but the volume knob is very touchy and makes loud noises, the far left knob makes a loud ticking noise whaen turned. Missing a knob, scratches and could have been varnished once. 1 wood chip on the right bottom small, paint chips and paint loss, fabric great.

Reducing costs by reducing tube count without sacrificing performance can be accomplished by using new technology. This set uses the 6B5 dual triode which was introduced in 1935. Essentially 2 tubes in 1, the 6B5 is used as an two stage audio amplifier allowing higher gain without an additional tube. 1935 saw “airplane dials” (circular dials with double pointers) start replacing the older “window” dials. In 1922 Crosley started radio station WLW which, in 1934, would become the most powerful station in the country (500,000 watts). In 1935 Crosley introduced the “Roamio”, the first car radio. 1930s Crosley Radio is a beautiful vintage piece that will add character to any room. The radio features a classic design and is perfect for collectors or anyone who appreciates vintage items. The photos provide a detailed view of the item’s unique features. The radio is made by Crosley, a trusted brand in the industry. Its tube technology captures that nostalgic sound that cannot be replicated by modern devices. This radio is a perfect addition to your collection and is ready to be enjoyed.