Antique Vintage Tube Radio Old Valve Receiver Not Tested Power Unable Japan. Antique Vintage [Vacuum Tube Radio] It’s a very old vacuum tube radio. I can’t even turn it on using the power supply shown in the photo. All the dials turn. If you are a fan or an expert looking for this, how about this? It’s a radio with a great atmosphere. ? 1 inch = 2.54 cm (25.4 mm). Mow Motor Law NIPPON. Please check the Photo. We will answer your questions promptly. You can add multiple products to the cart and set them to be included. All the products we handle are products released in Japan. Make sure you can play with the playback device you have. Please note that tariffs may be higher in some countries. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts”. You can return in 60 days.
Westinghouse Radiola III-A Regenerative Receiver with Balanced Amplifier. Manufactured by Canadian Westinghouse Co. Limited, Hamilton, Canada (licensed by RCA) circa 1924. Features original bakelite top panel, control knobs, lever station selector, and Canadian brass identification plate. Fitted with four vintage globe/shoulder glass vacuum tubes inserted into pin adapter sockets. Note on Tubes & Sockets: Radiola III-A units originally used 4-prong WD-11 tubes. These tubes sit in adapters converting the sockets. The tubes fit somewhat loosely; they are untested, not guaranteed original to the set, and included purely as shown. Condition: Untested and non-working. The original hinged bottom wood casing panel has been replaced with a homemade solid replacement base with modern felt pads. Cabinet wood shows authentic age-related finish wear, checks, and surface marks. Measurements: Approximately 11.5 inches long, 5.5 inches deep, and 5 inches tall (casing only, excluding tubes). Vintage Homebrew Amateur Radio Tuner / Oscillator Sub-Assembly. Early custom radio builder / ham chassis mounted to an aluminum faceplate and wood base block. Centerpiece is an original National Company “Velvet Vernier” planetary slow-motion reduction tuning dial mechanism with arched window readout and embossed logo. Equipped with tuning capacitor coil assembly on rear, fluted pointer knob, and headphone/antenna connection jack. Non-working; ideal parts chassis or steampunk build project.
National Panasonic R-140 Tube Radio Cathedral Wooden Antique 1933 Vintage Rare. ? Welcome to our curated Japanese antique & historical broadcast collection! ?? Item Overview Presenting a monumental, museum-grade pre-war antique masterpiece: The authentic National (Matsushita Electric / Panasonic) Model R-140 cathedral wooden tube radio receiver! ???? Manufactured in Japan around 1933 (early Showa 8 era), this extraordinarily rare historic radio has survived for over 90 years! ?? Featuring an iconic gothic cathedral arch architectural design with sculpted pilasters, classic front tuning dials, and ornate speaker fretwork cloth, it housed National’s newly developed 1933 chassis and traditional 4-tube straight TRF circuitry (designed for 227, 226, 226, KX112B tube lineup)! ???? A pinnacle historical showpiece representing the dawn of Japanese consumer electronics and early Matsushita industrial design, cherished by antique collectors and audio historians worldwide! ?????? Condition & Specifications? Authentic Antique Condition: True 90-year-old historic pre-war piece! Naturally aged with genuine wood patina, vintage surface rubs, and era-appropriate character marks. ?? Vacuum Tubes Note: Internal tubes and chassis are preserved as pictured; original vintage period tube types cannot be individually warranted. ?? Accessories: Radio unit as displayed in high-resolution photographs. ?? Please examine all detailed photos carefully to evaluate every angle and authentic structural beauty of this early Showa relic. ??? Product Specifications? Brand: National (Matsushita Electric / Panasonic)? Model Number: R-140? Design Style: Gothic Cathedral Arch Tabletop Radio? Era: Pre-War Japan (Circa 1933 / Showa 8)? Circuit System: 4-Tube Straight Receiver Chassis? Cabinet Material: Solid Wood & Antique Grille Cloth? Estimated Dimensions: about 16.54 x 13.39 x 9.84 inches (about 42.0 x 34.0 x 25.0 cm)? Estimated Net Unit Weight: about 7.50 kg (about 16.53 lbs)? Country of Origin: Japan?? Item Specifics? Brand: National? Model: R-140? Type: Antique Vacuum Tube Tabletop Radio? Cabinet Design: Cathedral Arch? Era: 1930s Pre-War (Showa Era)? Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan? Material: Wood, Metal, Vacuum Tubes? Features: Cathedral Arched Grille, Triple Front Dials, Historic Chassis?? Safe & Heavy-Duty Professional Packaging Historical wooden treasures demand absolute protection. Mow Motor Law NIPPON. We answer your questions promptly. All items we handle are products originally released in Japan. Please make sure your device or system is compatible with Japanese versions. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as gifts. You can return the item within.
I ALWAYS OFFER THE BEST IN COLLECTING. WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS. THE RADIO IS IN GREAT NEAR MINT CONDITION AND ALL STILL WORKING. THE RADIO TURNS ON AND TUNES WITH ROTATING THE ROUND ORANGE CASE. THE RADIO WILL TILT UP OR DOWN. HOW COOL WOULD THIS RADIO LOOK IN YOUR OFFICE, HOME, OR DEN! THE RADIO IS POWERED BY 1 9 VOLTT BATTERY. THE RADIO IS MOUNTED ON IT CHROME COLOR BASE. THE RADIO IS ABOUT 5 X 5 IN SIZE. THE RADIO PLAYS WITH GOOD SOUND. SO DONT LET THIS RADIO SLIP BY THEY DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE OFTEN. I HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING. PLEASE BOOKMARK radios10467 AND CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE. BE SURE TO ADD ME TO YOUR FAVORITES LIST. OVERSEAS BUYERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. DON’T LET THIS ITEM SLIP BY. IF YOU PLAN ON USING THIS ITEM, PLEASE HAVE IT RESTORED FOR SAFE, LONG-TERM USE. ANY USE, RESTORATION OR ADJUSTMENTS ARE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Please let us know if you have any questions. Showa Retro National Vacuum Tube Radio DX-335 with Magic Eye. Radio reception and sound are audible (confirmed). This is a retro analog (vacuum tube) radio full of Showa-era charm. You can wirelessly transmit audio from your smartphone to this radio. Bluetooth unit and connection cable included. When connecting directly with the connection cable, recent smartphones such as Google Pixel no longer have an earphone jack, so a special 3.5mm adapter cable from the Type-C terminal is required. This is not necessary when connecting wirelessly via Bluetooth. Dimensions: Width 37cm, Depth 18cm, Height 17cm. About Importer’s Obligation. Thank you for your understanding.
The Antique Vintage NEWCOMBE HAWLEY Exterior Radio Speaker Drum is a rare and unique collectible item from the pre-1930 era. This exterior radio speaker drum by Newcombe Hawley is a piece of history that showcases the craftsmanship and design of early radio technology. With its classic design and brand, this item is perfect for collectors of vintage radios and enthusiasts of antique electronics. Its timeless appeal and historical significance make it a valuable addition to any collection.
Antique early 1920s one-tube radio receiver, likely a regenerative or home-built/kit type set. Features a wooden cabinet, large tuning dial, vintage controls, tube, variable capacitor, and early-style rear terminals.
Working, but unknown what all the buttons are supposed to do. As is in video. I have tube, transistor, short wave and other. Please follow my store for updates. If you are like me, you like to see what you are getting, so I took lots of pics. Check out my other cool listings! I also pastor a Church in Florida. I’m not some large corporation, just a regular guy making his way for his family. I scour estate sales, garages, attics and anywhere to find many unique and rare items. Problems: Virtually everything I sell is previously owned, so I understand that sometimes problems may arise. Please do not open a case. Your satisfaction is important to me. The stars count, too. If there is a problem, please message me. I can usually accommodate when requested.
Rare Vintage 1931 Graybar Graybarette 4 Cathedral Tube Radio – GB4 Offered is a vintage Graybar Graybarette 4 (GB4) cathedral-style vacuum-tube radio dating to approximately 1931. The identification is supported by the original “Graybarette 4″ label inside the cabinet. The label identifies the set as a 105/125 volt, 50/60 cycle, 65-watt radio and carries the RCA Victor/Graybar information. The chassis is marked ROP 35331, and the radio contains four vacuum tubes. The set also retains its vintage wiring, controls, speaker cloth, tuning assembly and original-style cabinet hardware. Important condition information This is an antique radio approximately 95 years old. It has not been electrically tested by me. The wiring and electronic components are old and should be inspected by a qualified technician before the set is connected to power. There are visible signs of age, wear and use. Please see all photographs for the exact condition, including the chassis, tubes, wiring, labels, cabinet, feet and controls.
