Crafted during a time when radio was the centerpiece of family entertainment, the Vintage 1940s WILMAK BENTON Denchum “Personal Radio” embodies the charm of yesteryear. A testament to the era’s engineering, this tube radio is a proud piece of American manufacture, reflecting the quality and design prowess of its time. The WILMAK BENTON Denchum model is a collector’s delight, showcasing the distinctive product line aesthetics that are sought after by enthusiasts of vintage audio. With its classic allure, this radio not only serves as a functional piece for those who appreciate the sound of vintage tubes but also as a nostalgic decor item for any collector or aficionado of mid-20th-century electronics. Radio power on and hums.
This is a nice 1946 Crosley 66TC radio known as the “American Overseas”. Cabinet has the original finish and apart from one very small repair in the veneer on the right side, it is in very nice original condition. The electronics were serviced several years ago with all paper and electrolytic capacitors replaced, and the radio plays well. There is some noise when tuning, most likely due to a dusty tuning capacitor. The radio has been on a shelf on display for several years. I believe the speaker was replaced in the distant past, possibly when the radio was fairly new. The Vintage 1940′s Crosley American Tube Radio 66TC with restored electronics and input jack is a collectible piece of history originating from the United States. This classic radio, with its iconic Crosley brand, embodies the nostalgia and charm of mid-20th century American design. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of vintage radios, it offers a unique blend of retro aesthetics and modern functionality, making it a valuable addition to any collection.
Great condition, no cracks or chips. Might have been repainted and if so they did an excellent job. Has a coca cola sticker on top. The front where the numbers are is clear plastic over the numbers. The cord has been worked on. It hums when turned on. Takes a few seconds to warm up. Measures, 12.5″ L x 8″ H x 7 W.
Here is a great 1940s Vintage Philco Tube Radio / Turntable, with Wooden Case, Model 46-1203 – will list as non-functioning, but it worked inconsistently for us. We did nothing to make repairs or diagnose. We will not accept a return. Superhet with RF-stage; ZF/IF 455 kHz; 2 AF stage(s). Power type and voltage. Alternating Current supply (AC) / 115 Volt. Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil). Philco, Philadelphia Stg. Tablemodel, Box – most often with Lid (NOT slant panel). Condition Notes: Wear and scuffs on surfaces. Varnish flaking off in spots. One crack in wooden “grille” face. Tested the radio – it did NOT work. Turntable turns, arm doesn’t stay in place – but we did nothing to diagnose or repair. We always try to highlight any defects we may find in the images so you know exactly what you’re getting. We are a small veteran-owned business based out of Western NY. We also offer an array of unique items including new and classic books, toys, games, electronics, comics, moto gear, novelties, and more. If you have any questions, we would love to hear from you! Thank you for looking! Each item is carefully packaged to ensure it arrives to you safely. All of our items come from our facility located in Batavia, New York, 14020. Sometimes pictures can help us resolve any issues. They should also include the original box and/or packaging with all tags included.
Crafted during a time when radio was the centerpiece of family entertainment, the Vintage 1940s WILMAK BENTON Denchum “Personal Radio” embodies the charm of yesteryear. A testament to the era’s engineering, this tube radio is a proud piece of American manufacture, reflecting the quality and design prowess of its time. The WILMAK BENTON Denchum model is a collector’s delight, showcasing the distinctive product line aesthetics that are sought after by enthusiasts of vintage audio. With its classic allure, this radio not only serves as a functional piece for those who appreciate the sound of vintage tubes but also as a nostalgic decor item for any collector or aficionado of mid-20th-century electronics. Radio power on and hums.