With its iconic Airline brand and Bakelite tube design, this radio exudes nostalgia and charm. This measures 5.5″ tall and 7.5″ wide. Once I picked this up I noticed that the cord is deteriorating therefore I did not test it. There is a crack on top of one side also, as seen in the photos. What you see in the photos is exactly what you are getting. Thank you for supporting small business.

Antique Airline tube radio chassis removed from original vintage console (see last photo for cabinet it came from). This is a complete vintage tube unit with original components, including transformers, tubes, and tuning assembly. ? Previously powered on – tubes light up (see photo). ? Has original wiring and plug. ? Includes multiple vacuum tubes and original hardware. Untested beyond power-on. Has dust, surface rust, and age-related wear. Vintage radio restoration. Tube amp / audio projects. Collectors of antique electronics. ? All parts shown are included.

It works and played one station but the tuning knob would only go from 55 to 75. There is some paint over spray on the top and sides. Expect wear and blemishes. Please use the pictures to judge the item.

Wards Airline Farm Set. And thank you for looking at my item. This has not been tested. Please check the photos for the condition of the set. Please be sure to check out my other items in my store. Please feel free to contact me if there are any questions. Thank you for looking at my item(s) and Happy Shopping!!!

This collectible tube radio from the 1930s-1949 era is a piece of history that showcases the quality craftsmanship and design of American radios during that time period. With its classic aesthetic and functionality, this radio would make a unique and nostalgic addition to any antique collection or vintage decor. Broadcast (BC) & FM or UHF wave bands, pDYN (loud speaker moving coil), 75watts, includes control for volume, tone, and tuning features a white gridded speaker cover housed in a classic wooden cabinet.

Fresh from a local estate, this Airline Model 93BR-715A pushbutton tabletop radio is a good candidate for restoration. The radio powered up, but I could detect a distinct capacitor odor, so the unit will have to be recapped to get it functioning. The finish on the radio is all original and has simply been cleaned and polished with a professional wood wax. There is significant wear to the shellac on the top and the grill veneer is warped and broken in a few spots. The bottom of the radio is showing some separating of the plywood, most likely from moisture. The plastic dial bezel is broken at 3 of the corners and will need some work to get it properly affixed. Both knobs turn smoothly and properly and the wheel dials function properly as well. The push buttons are a bit sticky and will need attention. The grill cloth is in good condition, with no rips or holes. The power cord is a replacement. Despite the defects, the radio is quite worthy of a restoration. Do not hesitate to make an offer all will be considered.

Will need an antenna and while gorgeous as it is. Needs the glass and frame around the tuner on front. Beautiful wood – fully functioning piece of history – no back plate. The wood on this piece is amazing absolutely beautiful. Also for its size it is very heavy. This is nearly 100 years old – not yet but approaching – it’s 90% fully restored and has been loved. Item will be packaged with care.

The item pictured is a vintage 1948 Airline Tube Radio. Manufactured by Montgomery Ward. Features an Art Deco style. The model number is likely 84KR-1521A. It is a small set, measuring approximately 8″W x 6″H x 4D. It has yellow knobs for tuning and volume control. The radio’s frequency dial ranges from 55 to 160. When plug it in produced noise, nob that changing frequency is stuck.

Vintage GE Radio, 25-168789, Airline Tube Radio 1930s, Webster, Chicago. Damage to wood finish as noted in pictures.