Might have got statick. But back is loose and will need repaired to work right. Look at the pictures as a reference and ask any questions Thanks.
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19Jul
Zenith Vintage Owl Eye Tube Radio Model 5G03 G-516 Bakelite Art Deco White
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07Jul
Zenith Portable Tube Radio 6D015 Consoltone AM Vintage MCM Bakelite Working
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Condition notes: has hairline split on surface of bakelite in the middle front, see picture #4. Vintage Zenith model 6D015 Consoltone Portable Tube Radio. Let this beautiful vintage radio bring some retro charm to your home or collection. Thanks for considering?? Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!
02Jul
Zenith Tube Radio Model H615 AM Portable Red MCM Vintage Mid Century Modern
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28Jun
Zenith L505 Portable Tube Radio AM Wavemagnet Vintage MCM Green Not Working
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Also a small crack on bottom corner, see picture #2. The radio parts are complete and all there. 1950′s MCM Green. Has Detachable “Wavemagnet” loop antenna with suction cups. Let this beautiful vintage radio bring some retro charm to your home or collection. Thanks for considering?? Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!
15Jun
Zenith Bakelite Portable Tube Radio With Flip Up Tuner Dial Model 4G903-Y Vintage
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15May
Zenith Tube Radio 5D811 Brown Bakelite AM Portable Vintage 1950s MCM Works
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06May
Zenith Trans-Oceanic vintage portable radio, Model 8G005YT
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This radio is in much better shape than others I’ve seen. Nothing broken or damaged in any way. Everything is there except for the Time Map inside the front drop-down compartment. Appear to have a base under the radio; I don’t have that. Resistor R18 has been replaced and nothing else. The tube filaments work and their plate voltages are normal. I sprayed, with contact cleaner, the band switch which made the oscillator work with a beautiful sine wave. Only the broadcast band was tested using the equivalent of the batteries (10.5V and 90V) from external power supplies. I will include the diagrams collected, the removed R18, and what’s left of the battery cable (with some new wire, of the proper colors, in that bag). The electrolytic cans can be restored with your new caps inside the existing cans (lots of work but very cool). I had a few various caps that would work in my pile of stuff so they are in the bag too.
