Vintage Rogers Majestic Model 8R662 tube radio manufactured in Canada. This antique tabletop radio features a beautiful Art Deco-era wood cabinet, original Rogers dial, shortwave capability, original tubes, and original battery-operation documentation. An excellent restoration candidate or display piece for collectors of antique radios and early communications equipment. Interior components, tubes, chassis, and paperwork are present. Original cloth wiring remains intact but shows age-related wear. The cabinet exhibits veneer cracking, veneer loss, finish wear, grille cloth damage, and other cosmetic imperfections consistent with age. A desirable Rogers-Majestic Canadian model that would make a great restoration project or addition to a vintage radio collection. Rogers Majestic Model 8R662 tube radio. Original tubes as shown. Original chassis and internal components. Vintage Rogers-Majestic Canadian radio. Shortwave and standard broadcast bands. Original Rogers tuning dial. Manufactured in Toronto, Canada. Veneer loss and cracking present. Grille cloth has tears and wear. Surface scratches, finish wear, and age-related cosmetic imperfections. Cloth wiring shows age and fraying. Please review all photos carefully.

All of the connecting wires for the batteries are present and labeled. All of the knobs turn smoothly and properly, and the dial indicator moves properly as well. The grill cloth is in excellent condition with no fraying or holes. The finish on the radio is all original and has simply been cleaned and polished with a professional wood wax. There are a number of veneer chips along the top back edge, as well as the front right corner and left side. In addition, the veneer is lifting in spots on the top and there are 2 cuts in the body along the left edge. Despite these flaws, the radio presents quite well and will be a fine addition to any collection. Do not hesitate to make an offer, all will be considered.

BH1484 Vtg National Carbon Co Inc Eveready Model 21 Battery Receiver Tube Radio 17.8. Refer to detailed photos. 13.50″W x 10.50″H x 13.50D. Therefore, it is the Buyers responsibility to insure that this item is correct for their particular application Year/Make/Model. Additional information and photos will be provided if needed. PICK-UPS – Sorry due to my schedule and timing issues, this is not practical. & Zip / Postal Code. Please include the following: State & Zip Code / Prov.

Rare, vintage 1920′s battery operated tube radio that is marked on the front panel “Gershon Super Five”. The unit could be from a small local company that has yet to be documented. Perhaps someone with more knowledge than I can determine the origin of this piece. The radio appears very similar to the Steinite Velvetone Super-Five. The radio is untested, but it should not take much to get this piece working. All of the knobs turn smoothly and properly, but the center knob is cracked. The front bakelite panel has no chips or cracks and the lettering shows minimal wear. All five of the 01A tubes are present. The radio measures 20″ long, 10.5″ deep at the base and about 8.25 tall. The radio has a slant front, with the base deeper than the top. The radio is painted black inside and out. The interior is very clean and all of the components appear to be present. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own this great early and unique piece that is a must have for your collection. Do not hesitate to make an offer, all will be considered.

Line isolated, “Universal” A-B-C Battery Eliminator / Power Supply for powering most vintage battery operated or farm tube radios. Selectable “A” (filament) Supply: “A6″ (6.0 -6.5V) or “Ax” (1.25-5.5V) -2.5 Amp. “B” (plate) Supplies: +135V- 80mA, 90V – 60mA, 67.5V – 40mA, 45/22.5V – 5mA. “C” (grid) Supplies: -4.5/-9/ 22.5V – 2mA (“C” voltages easily user modified). “B” supply capability can be increased 20mA by reducing “A” current from 2.5A and/or by reducing ambient temperature to 25oC (from 35oC). “B” isolated from “A” and “C” supplies. Two LED indicators: one indicates power supply is ON, the other indicates radio is also ON and drawing plate current. For use as a universal bench supply OR to provide a permanent power source for battery powered tube radios. Small size (6.5 x 4 x 2.75) and light weight 28 oz. AC in: 85 – 265V, 50/60 Hz (USA plug type A). Operating temperature 0-35 deg C. Thermal overload and short circuit protected. Quiet (no fan, buzz or 60 cycle hum). Uses AC line and DC output common mode EMI filters. Includes User Manual and nine conductor cable for neat connection to radio (see photo). 3 Amp “A”, 100mA “B”, up to 270V “B” (using series connected eliminators) and/ or other A 1.25 – 10V adj. Serial number will differ from that shown in photos. Search separate listing under “Battery Consolidator / Voltage Converter” for similar device allowing mobile operation (single battery required) or as a battery eliminator (using available linear AC/DC converter).

Hard to find, vintage 1920′s Silvertone Model II Neutrodyne battery operated tube radio that is in good cosmetic condition. The finish on the radio is all original and has simply been cleaned up and polished it with a professional wood wax. There are some veneer chips, particularly on the top left side and inside the cover, as well as on the bottom edges, but the radio still presents well. All of the tubes are present and the insides are very clean. All of the knobs turn smoothly and properly. The radio measures 23.25″ long, 11.5″ deep including the knobs and 10.25 tall. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own this great early radio that is a must have for your collection. Do not hesitate to make an offer, all will be considered.

Here i have for sale is a 1937 montgomery wards airline 62-405 battery powered tube radio. Its in need of a full restoration. I tested the tubes awhile back and i think they all had tested fine but cant remember for sure. While some veneer is coming loose none of its missing. One knob is missing and it will need a new plastic lens. Still a good unit for restoration.