ANTIQUE Vintage RARE RADIO-MATIC MODEL YRB-12-4 TUBE RADIO WORKS. ” ITEM HAS BEEN TESTED AND SEEMS TO BE IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION, POWERS UP AND STARTS PLAYING MUSIC RIGHT AWAY, CABINET SHOWS SOME MINOR SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES, PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR DETAILS ABOUT COSMETIC CONDITION FROM ITEM “.
This radio, with its sleek Art Deco design and Arvin brand, showcases the beauty and craftsmanship of vintage radios. With the added bonus of it still working, this piece would make a charming addition to any collection or as a unique statement piece in a retro-inspired space. New cord, lens and grille fabric.
Non-working but fully restorable. I think it is missing only one tube, power cord, and speaker cone. No major cracks or damage (one repairable flaw on back). Bakelite is in good condition. I have added grill cloth and will send you some. Internet YouTube has full repair schematics and repair guided… Or looks great as a display model. The FADA model 360 W is sought after and rare… And beautiful 1937 Art Deco.
Vintage Automatic Radio Mfg. Co made all types of radio in Boston from the 1920′s to the 1950. This model is a tube radio in a wooden case. The tuning is controlled by a rotating compass dial and there are two knobs. Thanks for considering?? Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!
This collection features a vintage assortment of radio tubes from renowned brands like GE, RCA, Zenith, and Sylvania. Ideal for collectors, hobbyists, or electronics enthusiasts, the lot includes various models such as 6BG6G, 6L5G, and 6B4G. These tubes are in their original boxes, showcasing classic designs and logos. Perfect for restoration projects or as unique display pieces, this assortment holds historical and functional value. ? Type: Radio Tubes. ? Brand: GE, RCA, Zenith, Sylvania. ? Original Box: Yes. Used – Items show varying degrees of wear; some boxes are worn but tubes are untested. Please review the photos carefully and feel free to ask any questions, concerns, or offers! The item in the photos is the exact item shown. If any details in the description seem different from the pictures, please trust the photos as the most accurate representation of the item. If you notice an error in the listing, please feel free to let me know! All items are stored in a clean, weather- and temperature-controlled environment, free of pets and smoke. Thank you for your support! Be sure to check out my other items. Vintage radio tubes, GE tubes, RCA tubes, Sylvania tubes, Zenith tubes, electronics parts, collectible tubes.
Vintage AMCO tube radio receiver from early 1900s with classic wood panel construction. Condition: Fair – visible age wear, dust, untested, missing one component seen in photos, original dials and hardware intact. Features large front panel with multiple analog tuning dials and selector switches. Includes vacuum tube, loose coupler coil, and original tuning capacitors visible in internal photos. Marked AMCO, Davenport, Iowa on transformer assembly. Wooden base measures approximately 16 inches wide by 10.5 inches deep and about 7.5 inches tall. Hand-wired components and point-to-point soldered vintage assembly. Era-appropriate glass vacuum tube socket (tube present and included, condition unknown). Great example of early American radio technology, ideal for parts, display, or restoration. See all photos for condition details, internal wiring, and included hardware.
I have plug this device in and dose power on. Have not done a full test on this device “lack of knowledge”. However the power cord has seen better days and needs to be replaced it’s in very poor condition and brittle crumbling apart The Vintage Triplet 1503 Multipurpose Tube Tester is a unique tool designed to test radio and TV tubes for power. With its brand being Triplet, this product is likely to have a classic and reliable design that is perfect for vintage electronics enthusiasts. This multipurpose tube tester is an essential accessory for those looking to restore or maintain the functionality of old audio and video equipment.
