This item is in used condition. There are signs of wear and discoloration throughout due to use and aging. This item is for parts/repair only. The radio turns on but only hums. When moving the knobs there is feedback/static noises. Someone added a on/off switch on the right side of the radio case. I’m uncertain what this switch does. There may be other issues. I’m uncertain if all the parts/pieces are original to the item. The radio case measures approximately 21 – 7/8 inches x 17 inches x 12 inches at the widest points. The case has deep scratching/scuffing throughout the item. There is discoloration/wear throughout. The finish on the case has worn/faded off throughout. You can see the haziness throughout the case (as shown in the photos). I’m uncertain if someone tried redoing the finish before or not. The chassis and parts have rust/corrosion throughout. The dial is very hard to read. The middle dial light doesn’t work. The metal cylinder piece has white stuff coming out off it. The case is separating throughout. There is also cracking/splitting in the case. There is dirt/debris throughout. There may be other issues throughout. Please use the photos of the item to determine the type, condition, and value. If you have any questions please message me before purchasing.

Vintage, made in the USA in 1937! The dial light does not come in but the radio reception is decent here in Seattle, WA. No cracks in the case, but there are a few scuffs/knicks. Nothing major at all considering this radio’s age+.

OrangePeel Antiques Fresh Picks. Vintage Finds. Timeless Tech. Great overall vintage physical condition?? . No major damage observed?? . Minor scratches and scuffs consistent with age and normal use. No major cracks or chips in the wooden cabinet?? . Original speaker fabric is in great condition?? . Original knobs are in good condition?? . Faceplate is in great condition?? . Left side of the faceplate pushes inward slightly when pressed but remains intact. Original rear back cover is present?? . Could benefit from a light dusting in the corners and other hard-to-reach areas. Displays beautifully overall?? . Structurally sound?? . Please review all photos for the best representation of condition. Reception will vary depending on antenna, location, and current band activity. Audio sounds good overall?? . A slight background hum is present during operation. Replacement power cord has been installed?? . Radio appears to have been serviced previously?? . Older or weak tubes appear to have been replaced with good working tubes?? . Chassis shows evidence of previous maintenance?? . It is unknown whether the filter capacitors, paper capacitors, or other electronic components have been replaced. The slight background hum is common in many vintage tube radios and may be reduced through additional servicing if desired. Overall, the radio presents as a solid working example with attractive cosmetics??? DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT. 16″ W × 10.25″ H × 8.25 D. Photos represent the exact radio you will receive and are the best indicator of condition. This Firestone Air Chief has been tested, powers on, tunes smoothly, and receives stations with good audio. It features a replacement power cord and shows evidence of previous servicing, although the full extent of the electronic restoration-including capacitor replacement-cannot be confirmed. A slight background hum is present during operation, but the radio otherwise presents very well. ? FROM THE GROVE. Carefully sourced vintage electronics, tube radios, phonographs, décor, media, and nostalgic finds-new items added regularly. ? Check out our store for more unique vintage pieces!

For your consideration a vintage 1941 radio. The radio has wood case. Tuner and push buttons work. The power cord has been replaced with a modern one and it has been serviced by a radio technician. Please examine pictures for condition. Measures 19″ in width by 10 1/2″ In height by 12 1/2 in depth and weighs 22 pounds. Thank you for looking.

Featuring a striking Art Deco design and elegant wood cabinet, this large tabletop model delivers both style and function. Cabinet shows normal vintage wear consistent with age, but overall it’s in excellent collectible condition with original dial, knobs, and grille intact. A stunning piece for vintage electronics enthusiasts, mid-century collectors, or anyone seeking authentic 1930s craftsmanship. &####127991;? Brand: Emerson Radio & Phonograph Co. &####128467;? Year: 1939. &####127912; Style: Art Deco. &####129513; Condition: Tested & Working – good reception, tubes functioning- 1 crack on top but not separated (not all the way through) just hairline. &####129717; Cabinet: Original wood finish, solid and well-preserved. Fully tested and guaranteed to power on and receive stations. Carefully packed for safe transit.

RCA Victor Model 5T tube superheterodyne “tombstone” style radio. Date stamp 27420-36 (May of 1936–possibly). See all photos and video for best description. Weight just under 21 lbs. Height: 18 inches Width: 13 inches Depth: 8.5.

Vintage, made in the USA in 1937! The dial light does not come in but the radio reception is decent here in Seattle, WA. No cracks in the case, but there are a few scuffs/knicks. Nothing major at all considering this radio’s age+.

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.

One tube in chassis. All knobs seem to work and rotate, none are loose/disconnected.

Philco Model 37-630 Tube Radio. Vintage made in the USA in 1937. For REPAIR or Restoration, or Display. Looks to be complete. Perfect candidate for restoration! Thanks for considering?? Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!