Unit turns on and appears to be in some degree of functional order as I was receiving some audible feedback through my speaker, however I don’t have the right setup for this unit. Did a basic dim bulb test after cleaning all the pots and switches, and the unit fired up with no issues. I repair vintage audio equipment but I have no interest in units like these. Figured I’d pass the torch to someone more knowledgeable and who will appreciate this more than myself! Please refer to photos for exact details regarding this item. If you require more photos, reach out and I’d be happy to take more for you. If you have any further questions regarding this item, please reach out and I’ll do my best to answer any and all questions. The item must be in the same condition as it was when received and have the original undamaged packaging. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS – PLEASE NOTE. Thank you again for choosing my store and supporting a small, local business. Have a great day!
Vintage MCM Philips Philetta B2D23A German Tube Radio – Excellent Condition & Fully Tested. Up for sale is an extraordinary vintage Philips Philetta B2D23A Tube Radio Receiver, manufactured in Germany in the early 1960s. Famous for its classic Mid-Century Modern tabletop aesthetic, warm vacuum tube sound, and high-quality West German engineering, the Philetta series remains one of the most desirable compact tube radios for vintage audio collectors and MCM decor enthusiasts. Condition & Product Notes. Please read carefully before purchasing regarding the exact physical condition. Excellent Cosmetic Condition: In overall excellent physical shape for its age. Outer cabinet, original control knobs, front speaker grille cloth, and tuning dial display are remarkably well-preserved with no major chips, cracks, or deep gouges. Top Surface Note: There is a small scratch on the top surface of the cabinet. It is minor and subtle, but worth noting given how exceptionally clean the rest of the unit is (refer to detailed close-up photos). Fully Tested & Works Very Well: Bench-tested and fully operational. Tuning mechanisms turn smoothly, vacuum tubes warm up properly, controls operate cleanly, and sound output is clear and strong across bands. Detailed Photos: Please inspect all high-resolution photos closely to evaluate the exact cosmetic state, cabinet finish, top surface scratch, dial face clarity, and rear panel prior to purchasing. Iconic Mid-Century Modern Styling: Compact, elegant 1960s German tabletop design that complements modern or vintage home decor. Warm Vacuum Tube Audio: Delivers rich, organic tone quality unique to classic analog tube circuitry. Precision Tuning: Features original glass tuning dial, sharp frequency pointers, and multi-band selector keys. Country of Manufacture: Germany. Era: 1960s (Mid-Century Modern). Type: Tabletop Tube Radio Receiver. Included: (1) Philips Philetta B2D23A Tube Radio. Condition: Pre-owned Vintage Excellent Condition (Small Scratch on Top) Fully Tested & Works Very Well See Photos. We take great care in the packing process to ensure you receive the item just as expected. We pack exceptionally well with heavy-duty bubble padding, secure corner protection, and sturdy boxing to protect delicate vintage electronics during transit.
Toshiba Kakko-HS Tube Radio Vintage Antique Wooden Home Audio Tabletop Model JP. Greetings and welcome to our premier Japanese antique gallery, where history sounds beautiful. Up for sale is a truly rare masterpiece of classic post-war engineering: the Toshiba Kakko-HS home receiver, originally manufactured in Japan. This spectacular tabletop device represents an exceptionally scarce model with almost zero remaining market circulation worldwide. Its robust mid-century structure, timeless walnut-toned chassis, and magnificent classic front grill grid radiate a striking retro aesthetic profile that current industrial production techniques simply cannot replicate. Our specialized workshop has carefully evaluated this vintage treasure. The power deployment system functions when plugged into a proper power supply line, and the circuit successfully initializes to generate immediate warm analog audio output through the main speaker system. Please note that the direct broad spectrum broadcast tuner tracking remains unverified and may require proper alignment. The front command dials, volume adjusters, and the original raised metallic Toshiba branding emblem remain beautifully preserved with spectacular historic visual display clarity, as verified in our comprehensive 2026-06-04_09h52_21. True audio purists know that a heavy tabletop wood cabinet paired with legacy electronic components generates a deeply smooth acoustic low tone that feels as if the sound is gracefully flowing directly into the air of your space. This complete one-of-a-kind treasure is an unmatched luxury asset for dedicated vintage audio preservation specialists, retro interior designers, and elite electronics historians who want to own an authentic slice of Japan’s golden era device culture. Secure this rare vintage masterpiece and elevate your premier display configuration today! ? 1 inch = 2.54 cm (25.4 mm). 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.
For sale we have a VINTAGE 1923 Magnavox AC2 ANTIQUE OLD RADIO Audio Amplifier or parts Or Repair. It is missing the tubes. There is some wood missing from the side. I do not k now if there are any other problems with it.
Vintage #2 9 Field Coil Speaker Audio Transformer Tube Radio Capehart. Condition Notes: Surface rust, deterioration of cone edge. Item pictured is the exact item you will receive, unless multiple quantities listed. May show some signs of wear due to age and storage. Track Page Views With.
Vintage Hickok OS-10 Tube Radio Oscillator. This oscillator made by Hickok is a rare piece of test equipment. There 4 tubes in the system: 6J7, 1C6, 1D6, and 1V. All of them test strong on our TV-7 tube tester. I replaced the power cord because the old power cord was cracked and frayed. It powers up and produced output on the o-scope on all bands except the highest “G” band. The glass cover on the right dial indicator is missing/ broken as shown in the photos.
