The Rare Motorola Vintage Pixie Portable Tube Radio is a highly sought-after collectible from the 1950s. This unique piece of history is untested, making it a valuable addition to any collection of vintage radios. The Motorola brand is known for its quality products, and the portable design of this tube radio adds to its charm and appeal to collectors of retro electronics. Whether for display or practical use, this vintage radio is sure to be a standout piece for any enthusiast.

Thank you for visiting our listing! We are JUST-IN-TRADING COMPANY. A family owned and operated business based in El Cajon, California. We specialize in finding rare and vintage items that we believe our customers can appreciate. We hope you enjoy. Or additional information on any item you see. A hard-to-come-by ivory colored Plaskon 1941 Remler 5100″Scottie” model tube radio. The case has 2x hairline cracks about a couple of inches long where the handle is, common with these models. It turns on and lights up but no stations can be tuned into. These were made in San Francisco, and the dial shows California-specific stations of the era. Measures 11″w x 8″d x 6h. Nice All original example!

Zenith model 805 cathedral radio, fully restored chassis with auxiliary input for Bluetooth receiver or can use compact CD/FM player, or any other device. Cabinet has original nice finish. I have several Zenith 5-S-228 “tombstone” radios and Philco 38-15 table radios, reach out for info. All have recapped chassis. Mark Oppat near Detroit.

The product is a rare vintage Crosley 10-140 tube radio, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts looking for a unique piece for their audio setup. With a pitch range of +/- 10%, this radio offers a distinctive sound quality that may appeal to those seeking a nostalgic or retro audio experience. While the radio may require parts or repair to fully-functional, it can still serve as a valuable addition to a collection or as a conversation piece for vintage radio enthusiasts. Can get sound and static when tuning but dial stops and unable to get stations. Has soiling and scuffs. Has case damage see pictures.

This is a rare radio that you’re not going to see every day. It’s a 1940 carryabout portable radio that could be powered with line voltage or battery. It is not working and needs to be completely rewired and restored. I think it would also be a cool candidate to convert to a Bluetooth radio. It does have the previous owner’s name and rank written on the bottom right corner. Lt Colonel Fred H. I assume he’s the one that put the luggage decals on it during his travels giving this old radio a truly unique look as a piece of luggage. Measures approximately 14.7 x 10.6 x 5.1 inches and weighs approximately 14 pounds. Please see pictures for condition and let me know if you have any questions.

In beautiful condition considering its age. 1961 stamped on bottom.

RARE 1930′S EMERSON MICKEY MOUSE RADIO…… WALT DISNEY SERIAL #351984 MADE IN NEW YORK USA. The Vintage Emerson Mickey Mouse Radio from the 1930′s is a rare and highly sought-after collectible item. This unique piece combines the nostalgia of Mickey Mouse with the vintage charm of a classic radio from the early 20th century. In as shown good vintage condition, has original cord and antenna. Radio has a low hum when plugged in. This is in about as nice condition as you could hope to find….. Some general wear, but no cracks or chips. Great color to the case…. Both metal plaques intact…… Knobs in great condition…… Cord shows wear but original. ANY ATTEMPT TO USE MUST REQUIRE REWIRING DUE TO AGE. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK THANKS. We fully guarantee every item that we offer….. This is a rare occurance, but is possible.

The radio is in excellent and fully working condition – everything is clearly visible in the photo. All parts are original and there have been no interventions or replacements.

The Rare Confetti Bakelite Vintage 1941 Admiral Aeroscope Tube Radio is a unique and collectible piece of history. Made in the United States by Admiral, this radio showcases the intricate design and craftsmanship of the era. With its retro Bakelite material and confetti-like decorations, this radio is sure to be a standout addition to any vintage collection. This item was brought up using a Variac to help preserve the capacitors & tubes after it was sitting safely in storage. This Admiral works great, powers on, lights up & is able to play and receive stations. It could use a little deoxit & a professional restoration but physically is in excellent shape. Virtually no scratches or scrapes on the chassis and looks like it just came out of the showroom yesterday.

This vintage retro tube prop brings a touch of nostalgia and is a unique collector’s item for those interested in classic radios and telecommunications equipment. With its distinctive brand and model, this Motorola tube radio is a valuable piece of history that can be enjoyed for its functionality and aesthetic appeal.