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30Apr
Vintage 1960s Knight KG-65 AM/FM Tuner Tube Radio USA Audio Equipment VERY RARE
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08Apr
Vintage 1948 Westinghouse H204A Tube AM/FM Radio Mid-Century Bakelite Works
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Made in the United States by the trusted brand Westinghouse, this radio is a nostalgic piece that combines classic design with functional technology. The case is in remarkably crack free condition, and looks really very nice. The radio has antenna connections on the back, and benefits from a short antenna especially for FM. I have used an old set of TV type “rabbit ears” and the set works very well on FM.
03Apr
Vintage Graetz Polka 813E Tube Radio Made in Germany AM/FM Shortwave 1950s
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RARE EXPORT MODEL – 115V AC (USA). Classic European design with glossy Bakelite cabinet, multi-band world dial, and Voice / Orchestra tone selector. ? Condition & Operation. Powers on (unit lights up). No sound output. FM tuning needle moves. All buttons respond when pressed. One button is missing on the top center, located between the “Voice” and “Orchestra” buttons. Back panel, wiring, and antenna connections appear original. Due to age, the radio will require service/restoration to function properly. Very attractive display condition. Light surface wear consistent with age. No cracks observed in cabinet. Please review all photos and video carefully as they are part of the description. Not fully tested beyond what is described above. Intended for collectors, restorers, or decorative display. A desirable and hard-to-find Graetz export tube radio, perfect for a vintage audio collection or restoration project.
29Mar
Vintage Radio Philips Norelco B5X88A Tube Radio AM/FM Made in Holland Tested
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Offered is a Philips / Norelco model B5X88A, a high-quality European tube radio manufactured in Holland in the late 1950s. This model is part of Philips’ respected B-series and is well regarded among collectors for its sound quality, engineering, and distinctive mid-century European design. This is not a decorative or untested example – the radio works properly and sounds excellent, making it suitable for both listening and display. Smooth tuning and stable performance. Warm, full-bodied tube audio with no distortion. Dial illumination functions correctly. Tested for extended listening and performs as expected for a properly operating valve radio of this class. ? Model-Specific Technical Details (Collector Relevant). The B5X88A is a 5-tube superheterodyne receiver, designed by Philips and marketed in North America under the Norelco name. Dual speaker configuration, providing noticeably richer and wider sound than single-speaker sets. Ferrite rod antenna system (adjustable ferroceptor visible on rear panel). Heavy steel chassis with classic Philips component layout. European audio voicing known for clarity and balance rather than harsh output. The internal photos show a clean, honest chassis with period-correct components and layout. No evidence of careless modification or modern re-engineering – this appears to be a well-preserved original example rather than a parts unit. Cabinet presents very well overall. Edge wear and surface scuffs consistent with age and careful use. No cracks, major veneer loss, or structural damage. Dial glass, knobs, and trim intact and visually appealing. All cosmetic wear is accurately documented in the photos to ensure transparency. The B5X88A is a known, respected model, and working examples with good cosmetics are increasingly difficult to find.
25Mar
National Vacuum Tube Radio Retro Dx-375 2 Speakers Vintage Am/fm Receiver
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18Mar
Vintage Emerson Model 908 Tube Radio AM/FM Phono Tested & Working
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Step back into the golden age of mid-century audio with this vintage Emerson Model 908 Stereo Hi-Fi Tube Radio. Includes phono input and stereo/mono selector. There is a switch on the back for internal or external speakers. Step into vintage audio history with this Emerson Model 908 Stereo Hi-Fi Tube Radio – a beautiful and functional piece from the late 1950s to early 1960s. Stereo/Mono switch + Loudness, Treble, and Bass controls. Internal and external speaker connections. FM Antenna terminals on back. Vintage wood case with cloth speaker grill. Power: 115V AC/DC, 75 Watts. Powers on and lights up. Both left and right channels work. Phono input tested. All knobs and switches function. Cosmetic condition is very good for its age – see photos. Estimated Size & Weight (packed). Dimensions: 20″ W x 10″ H x 9 D.
03Mar
Vintage 1949 Crosley 9-413B 10 Tube Television AM/FM Radio Combo Untested
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10 round CRT screen. Dual VHF channel selector (Channels 2-13). Original wood cabinet. Cabinet shows normal cosmetic wear consistent with age. Interior chassis shows surface rust typical of unrestored tube electronics. Missing one front control knob (see photos). This is a great candidate for restoration or display. Perfect mid-century piece for collectors, decorators, or vintage electronics enthusiasts.
07Feb
Vintage Zenith Mid Century Long Distance AM/FM Tube Radio Tested/Works Dusty
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Is a collectible piece from the United States. This classic radio, made by the trusted brand Zenith, brings back nostalgia with its retro design and functionality. The radio is a unique find for collectors of vintage radios or those interested in mid-century electronics. With the added bonus of being tested and confirmed to work, this piece is sure to be a standout addition to any collection of radios, TVs, or telephones from the 1960s to now.
06Feb
Vintage National Criterion AM/FM Tuner Rare Tube Radio Receiver MCM
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This unit is ideal for collectors, vintage audio enthusiasts, and those looking for a unique piece of radio history. Cosmetic Condition: The unit shows normal wear consistent with age, including minor surface scratches, discoloration, and patina on the exterior. Some minor surface rust on one side. Tuning Dials: The gold tuning knobs turn smoothly and are intact. Front Panel: The glass tuning scale is clear and readable. Chassis & Rear Panel: Some minor dust and wear but structurally intact.
05Feb
Vintage Radio Philips Norelco B5X88A Tube Radio AM/FM Made in Holland Tested
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Offered is a Philips / Norelco model B5X88A, a high-quality European tube radio manufactured in Holland in the late 1950s. This model is part of Philips’ respected B-series and is well regarded among collectors for its sound quality, engineering, and distinctive mid-century European design. This is not a decorative or untested example – the radio works properly and sounds excellent, making it suitable for both listening and display. Smooth tuning and stable performance. Warm, full-bodied tube audio with no distortion. Dial illumination functions correctly. Tested for extended listening and performs as expected for a properly operating valve radio of this class. ? Model-Specific Technical Details (Collector Relevant). The B5X88A is a 5-tube superheterodyne receiver, designed by Philips and marketed in North America under the Norelco name. Dual speaker configuration, providing noticeably richer and wider sound than single-speaker sets. Ferrite rod antenna system (adjustable ferroceptor visible on rear panel). Heavy steel chassis with classic Philips component layout. European audio voicing known for clarity and balance rather than harsh output. The internal photos show a clean, honest chassis with period-correct components and layout. No evidence of careless modification or modern re-engineering – this appears to be a well-preserved original example rather than a parts unit. Cabinet presents very well overall. Edge wear and surface scuffs consistent with age and careful use. No cracks, major veneer loss, or structural damage. Dial glass, knobs, and trim intact and visually appealing. All cosmetic wear is accurately documented in the photos to ensure transparency. The B5X88A is a known, respected model, and working examples with good cosmetics are increasingly difficult to find.