VINTAGE 1950S RCA VICTOR BROADCAST RECEIVER Tube RADIO MODEL 67QR53W. Tested only for powering on, no other functions tested, cabinet has some chipping as shown. Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 460 kHz; 2 AF stage(s); Export model. Broadcast plus 2 Short Wave bands. Power type and voltage. Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110; 127; 150; 180; 220 Volt. Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil) / Ø 13 cm = 5.1 inch. RCA RCA Victor Co. Tablemodel with Push Buttons.
This is a Sentinel Radio Model 345 Series A Vintage 1950s – Red – Bakelite? Body looks in good condition as well as interior. No cracks that I can see. Nice deep red color. I plugged in and turned on but couldn’t get any power. I don’t know if I needed another battery that connects to the inside wires?
Vintage items, may show signs of wear and use due to age. Radio powers on, volume works. Missing the back cover. Measures approximately 12″ x 8″ inches in size. Please see pictures for more details. All measurements are approximate. Picture’s are high resolution, please zoom in to see the details. We try to document and photograph everything to the best of our ability. You will receive what is shown in the photo’s above. If it is not pictured, it does not come with the listing. If you are unsure of anything, reach out to us before purchasing the item. Your item(s) will be packaged carefully to ensure they arrive to you safely. Please review the photo’s and item description. If you have any questions, feel free to send us a message.
Ere is something that is a very scarce commodity in a vintage Bakelite radio – the Bakelite is JET BLACK. You just don’t see this colour. This is Zenith model 5H11 Consol-tone radio, due to its shape it is commonly called the Racetrack mode – very unique styling. This is a working radio ready to play, display and enjoy – the sound is very good with no hum. The black Bakelite case is in very good shape – shiny and has no crack chips or dings. As with all my radios it is electrically sound – the tubes are strong and the new cord has a a polarized plug. All of the he original wax and paper capacitors have been replaced. This radio is in good condition. It features: racetrack body bullet shaped at each end, with a very distinctive grill cover with the Zenith logo – the metal plate shows normal wear. The Z at the top lights up when it is turned on, it has its original back, large knobs and loop antenna and pointed feet. It is a good sized radio, the case measures 14″ across, 7″high, and 7 wide and it will give years of good service. Every vintage tube radio I sell has been thoroughly serviced – tubes tested, components checked and then the unit is lubricated and cleaned inside and out. The work performed can be seen in the pictures of the chassis and/or found in the radio description.
Embrace the nostalgia of the Atomic Age with this restored Emerson vintage tube radio. Crafted in the United States during the mid-1950s, it is a testament to classic design and enduring quality. The radio’s timeless appeal is matched by its functional prowess, offering a journey back to the era of robust audio performance. This piece is not only a collector’s gem but also a wonderful addition to any antique or retro-themed space. With its distinguished brand heritage and historical significance, the Emerson tube radio stands as a iconic relic of the past, ready to deliver the charm and character of a bygone era.
This is a 1950′s original Fomoco tube car radio. It needs cleaning and restoring. Nobs turn, the dial moves easily, only one button sticks when pushed in. It’s missing a cover that goes over the tubes. It heavy, weighs over 13 lbs. The photos shown are of the actual item you will receive. Please review them carefully to assess the condition and let me know if any question or if you need additional photos.. Note that colors may appear slightly different due to lighting or your screen settings. I pack all items with care and use clean, recycled packing materials whenever possible. New listings are added weekly, so please check back often to see what’s new! Thanks for stopping by!
This is a very rare radio – I have never seen another one in this color for sale. This is a General Electric Model 604, in green. Radio powers up and works good. Tunes in stations, and doesn’t even have any bad capacitor hum. The bakelite cover is in great shape (The two white specks in the main photo are actually styrofoam). No major scratches, discolorations, or cracks. For a portable radio, it’s one of the best conditioned ones I’ve seen. Original cord is even in great shape.
This is a Sentinel Radio Model 345 Series A Vintage 1950s – Red – Bakelite? Body looks in good condition as well as interior. No cracks that I can see. Nice deep red color. I plugged in and turned on but couldn’t get any power. I don’t know if I needed another battery that connects to the inside wires?
Vintage items, may show signs of wear and use due to age. Radio powers on, volume works. Missing the back cover. Measures approximately 12″ x 8″ inches in size. All measurements are approximate. Picture’s are high resolution, please zoom in to see the details. We try to document and photograph everything to the best of our ability. You will receive what is shown in the photo’s above. If it is not pictured, it does not come with the listing. If you are unsure of anything, reach out to us before purchasing the item. Your item(s) will be packaged carefully to ensure they arrive to you safely. Please review the photo’s and item description. If you have any questions, feel free to send us a message.
