Description – A 1950′s vintage General Electric model 518 alarm clock radio. The radio with a cream/beige case. The radio is in working condition. Condition – Radio is in what I would consider excellent overall and working condition See pictures. Age – ca 1950′s. Size – 11 3/8″ wide x 5 3/8″ deep x 6 1/4 tall.
Has expected wear and tear for its age but the french green is still an eye catcher. The radio works and picks up stations. She is old so it takes a little for her to warm up. Please refer to pictures and the video for condition and size. Message with any questions. We have plenty more primitives and antiques in our store.
This classic radio, manufactured in the United States during the 1950s, features the iconic Zenith brand and is in its original unmodified state. Ideal for collectors of vintage radios or those with a love for retro electronics, this Zenith radio is a true treasure that exudes charm and history.
This is a Zenith model number G725 on a 7G01 Chassis. The radio works perfectly, and sounds amazing once tuned in. It will probably need a good cleaning and service before use. Bakelite is in pretty good condition for it’s age.
Vintage Zenith T350 tube radio with classic wood cabinet and mid-century 1950s style. Tested after return: powers on, tuner dial moves left/right, and FM stations were received during video test. I did not force the switch to avoid damage. This is a very old vintage tube radio and should not be expected to perform like a modern radio. Step back into the golden era of American electronics with this vintage Zenith T350 tube radio, a classic 1950s mid-century tabletop radio with a warm wood cabinet, original vintage styling, and the unmistakable look of early American home audio. Zenith was one of the most respected names in radio manufacturing, and the T350 remains a desirable model for collectors, decorators, vintage audio fans, and anyone who appreciates old tube radios with real period character. This radio has been tested after return and is currently playing on FM. During my retest, the radio powered on, the tuner knob moved left and right across the dial, and multiple FM stations were received. I did not hear the volume fade during my test. As with any radio of this age, reception can vary depending on location, antenna position, station strength, room placement, and electrical environment. I did not force the switch because I did not want to risk breaking or damaging the mechanism. Because of that, this radio should be considered FM-tested only at this time. This is a very old vintage tube radio and should not be expected to operate like a brand-new modern radio. The wood cabinet gives this piece strong display appeal for a living room, office, studio, bookshelf, man cave, vintage electronics collection, mid-century modern room, or retro décor setup. It is both a functional vintage radio on FM during testing and a beautiful conversation piece. The warm analog tube sound and classic cabinet style make it ideal for collectors of Zenith radios, tube radios, 1950s electronics, mid-century décor, vintage audio equipment, antique-style radios, and made-in-USA radio history. Vintage electronics can be unpredictable and may need future service, cleaning, tubes, capacitors, alignment, or other maintenance to keep operating properly. Please review all photos and video carefully. Perfect for collectors and display use:? Vintage Zenith radio collectors? Tube radio enthusiasts? Mid-century modern décor lovers? Retro audio collectors? 1950s electronics displays? Office, den, studio, shelf, or man cave décor? Father’s Day, Christmas, birthday, or collector gift idea. ? PLEASE REVIEW ALL PICTURES CAREFULLY! ? The item in the pictures is exactly what you will receive. ? The pictures represent the item’s true condition. Feel free to message us anytime! ? WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET! ? If it’s not in the pictures, it is NOT included. Please double-check before completing your order.
Vintage Zenith Trans-Oceanic 600 Series portable tube radio, approximately from the mid-to-late 1950s. The radio has been tested and powers on and receives radio stations. The original model/identification label is missing, so the exact model number and production year cannot be confirmed. Based on its design and features, it appears to be from the Zenith Trans-Oceanic 600 Series era, approximately the 1950s. Tested – Powers On & Receives Stations. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description and show the exact cosmetic condition of the radio.
The Vintage 1950s Westinghouse H-355T5 Tube Radio Telechron Alarm Clock in maroon is a rare and unique collectible from the era of tube radios. This classic piece combines the functionality of a radio and alarm clock in one retro package. The maroon color adds a touch of nostalgia to this vintage piece, making it a standout addition to any collection of 1950s electronics. Clock works, radio turns on but only gives static.
The Vintage Zenith L600 Trans-Oceanic Portable Tube Radio from the 1950s comes in a classic black luggage case, making it a stylish and functional collectible item. Despite being a vintage piece from the United States, this radio retains its charm and nostalgia for those who appreciate retro electronics. With its sleek design and brand reputation of Zenith, this radio is sure to be a prized possession for any collector of vintage radios. Due to the age of vintage electronics, no guarantee is made regarding continued operation, reliability, accuracy, or remaining service life, even if the item is described as tested or working at the time of listing. Vintage electronic components may fail at any time and may require cleaning, adjustment, repair, or replacement of components. Please review all photos and the description carefully and ask any questions. All sales are final.
Vintage Zenith T350 tube radio with classic wood cabinet and mid-century 1950s style. Tested after return: powers on, tuner dial moves left/right, and FM stations were received during video test. I did not force the switch to avoid damage. This is a very old vintage tube radio and should not be expected to perform like a modern radio. Step back into the golden era of American electronics with this vintage Zenith T350 tube radio, a classic 1950s mid-century tabletop radio with a warm wood cabinet, original vintage styling, and the unmistakable look of early American home audio. Zenith was one of the most respected names in radio manufacturing, and the T350 remains a desirable model for collectors, decorators, vintage audio fans, and anyone who appreciates old tube radios with real period character. This radio has been tested after return and is currently playing on FM. During my retest, the radio powered on, the tuner knob moved left and right across the dial, and multiple FM stations were received. I did not hear the volume fade during my test. As with any radio of this age, reception can vary depending on location, antenna position, station strength, room placement, and electrical environment. I did not force the switch because I did not want to risk breaking or damaging the mechanism. Because of that, this radio should be considered FM-tested only at this time. This is a very old vintage tube radio and should not be expected to operate like a brand-new modern radio. The wood cabinet gives this piece strong display appeal for a living room, office, studio, bookshelf, man cave, vintage electronics collection, mid-century modern room, or retro décor setup. It is both a functional vintage radio on FM during testing and a beautiful conversation piece. The warm analog tube sound and classic cabinet style make it ideal for collectors of Zenith radios, tube radios, 1950s electronics, mid-century décor, vintage audio equipment, antique-style radios, and made-in-USA radio history. Vintage electronics can be unpredictable and may need future service, cleaning, tubes, capacitors, alignment, or other maintenance to keep operating properly. Please review all photos and video carefully. Perfect for collectors and display use:? Vintage Zenith radio collectors? Tube radio enthusiasts? Mid-century modern décor lovers? Retro audio collectors? 1950s electronics displays? Office, den, studio, shelf, or man cave décor? Father’s Day, Christmas, birthday, or collector gift idea. ? PLEASE REVIEW ALL PICTURES CAREFULLY! ? The item in the pictures is exactly what you will receive. ? The pictures represent the item’s true condition. Feel free to message us anytime! ? WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET! ? If it’s not in the pictures, it is NOT included. Please double-check before completing your order.
This listing is for a vintage Packard-Bell Model 602 tube radio, likely from the 1950s, featuring a classic wooden cabinet. The radio presents a wonderful opportunity for a collector or enthusiast to restore a piece of mid-century electronics history. The cabinet shows signs of age and wear consistent with its vintage, including some chipping on the top edge and surface scratches, which add to its authentic antique character. The tuning dial is intact, displaying both’SOUTHWEST’ and’NORTHWEST’ bands, along with’VOLUME’ and’TONE’ knobs. The back label confirms it is a Model 602, operating on 110-120 AC-DC volts, 28 watts, and 50-60 cycles, and lists the original tube layout. It will require repair or restoration to become functional again. Ideal for display, parts, or a restoration project. RADIO POWERS ON AND IS TESTED WORKING HAS SOME COSMETIC FLAWS INCLUDING SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES OVERALL STILL IN NICE CONDTION MISSING BADGE ON FRONT OF RADIO SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS.
