Vintage Pepsi Cola Bottle Tube Bakelite Radio. This is a pretty rare find.. Good condition with no cracks or chips in the bakelite cabinet (bottle). The radio just hums when plugged in so should be looked at by an electrical person. The label is worn- but still very presentable. The bottle top is the tuning knob. 23 1/2″ tall and 8 1/2″ at the base.
Vintage 1940s Telechron MUSALARM Bakelite Alarm Clock Tube Radio – Hard to Find Model. Operating condition – Tested – Radio turns on and functions as intended, clock portion also in operating condition. Excellent audio (see video). Cord- Excellent condition – Original. Features – All Original – 7″ tall X 11″ Wide – High Quality example – Very Unique – Heavy for its size. Condition is as seen – Please see ALL photos you be the judge. Good example visually – No chips cracks or damage to be found in the housing. For similar items related to this check my Radios section in my store. Questions are usually answered within an hour. Please don’t forget to leave feedback, sellers depend on it!!
The radio is in working condition and has a cabana brown bakelite case. It is a unit type item and comes in a quantity of one. This collectible radio falls under the category of tube radios from the 1950s. This radio works well. The only problem is that the tuning knob cable that turns the frequency pointer is a bit loose. The pointer has to be helped to go through the complete frequency range. The pointer is large and easily accessible, and stations can be tuned easily. A very nice old radio that is in pretty good shape for being around 70 years old.
1950′s mid Century MCM. Brand made in the USA. Let this beautiful vintage radio bring some retro charm to your home or collection. Thanks for considering?? Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!
Vintage 1948 Philco 48-464 Bakelite Table Tube Radio – Made in USA. Powers on, but buzzes and will not tune to a station (see video). 15″ long 8″ wide 9.5 tall.
This collectible item features the iconic red color associated with Coca-Cola branding and is an original reproduction from the era. The radio is a unique piece that appeals to collectors of soda memorabilia and vintage advertising items, making it a desirable addition for those interested in both Coca-Cola and antique radios.
Vintage 1950′s MCM. Has a crack on the handle (see picture #3). It doesn’t affect the use of thw radio at all. Thanks for considering &####128578. Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!
The VTG Philco Radio 48-250 is a vintage tube radio from the mid-century modern era, featuring a bakelite casing. This radio model is part of the Philco product line and was manufactured in the United States. Despite its age, this radio is still in working condition, making it a desirable piece for collectors of vintage electronics. The design of this Philco radio reflects the sleek and minimalist aesthetic of mid-century modern style, adding a touch of retro charm to any space.
Not tested, not connected to the mains. I don’t know the condition of the components, capacitors, that’s why I didn’t turn on the radio to avoid damaging something. The radio is made of bakelite – it is not damaged or cracked – it has a nice preserved burgundy shade (you need to polish the radio). Buttons for switching ranges broken – see photo. Production: 1961/63 Tesla Bratislava, n. Tubes: ECH81, EBF89, ECL82. Oval speaker 280×80 mm, ferrite antena, selenium rectifier B250C75, printed circuit board, keyboard function switch. Bakelite cabinet, plastic mask, glass scale. Sputnik is the name of a series of space satellites launched by the Soviet Union since the end of the 1950s. On October 4, 1957, Sputnik 1 became the first artificial satellite of the Earth. 16.6 to 50.5 m (18 to 5.9 MHz). 187 to 572 m (1605 to 525 kHz). 810 to 2000 m (370 to 150 kHz). Average sensitivity: short waves 70 µV, medium and long waves 35 µV. Average bandwidth: 12 kHz. Output power: 1.8 W, power consumption: 30 W. I’m sending all over the world!! If you have any further questions, please write to me.
Item: RARE 1952/1953 Vintage Philips BX320A Bakelite Tabletop Tube Radio- Belgium Made. Great candidate for parts or restoration- case is in great shape with no cracks, one small chip on the left center rear of case (see photos) some scratches, scuffs, and wear & tear may be present to radio. Tuner knob and needle move smoothly and it appears all other knobs feel as they work as they should. Broadcast Receiver – or past WW2 Tuner. Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 452 kHz. Broadcast, Long Wave and Short Wave. Power type and voltage. Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110; 125; 145; 200; 220; 245 Volt. Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil). Model: BX320A /00 – Philips Belgium Belgien. Tablemodel, low profile (big size). 400 x 265 x 200 mm / 15.7 x 10.4 x 7.9 inch. OC = 16.5 – 50.7 m (18.2 – 5.92 MHz). PO = 185 – 580 m (1622 – 517 kHz). GO = 1053 – 1974 m (285 – 152 kHz). Loudspeaker 9744X or 9784X Z = 5? See also Philips BX320A /01 with EL42 and EZ80. Net weight (2.2 lb = 1 kg). 6 kg / 13 lb 3.5 oz (13.216 lb).
