This collectible tube radio from the 1930s-1949 era is a piece of history that showcases the quality craftsmanship and design of American radios during that time period. With its classic aesthetic and functionality, this radio would make a unique and nostalgic addition to any antique collection or vintage decor. Broadcast (BC) & FM or UHF wave bands, pDYN (loud speaker moving coil), 75watts, includes control for volume, tone, and tuning features a white gridded speaker cover housed in a classic wooden cabinet.
This listing is a vintage SABA Wildbad 7 tube radio, made in Germany, featuring a classic mid-century wood cabinet with woven speaker grille. A beautiful piece for collectors, restorers, or display in a vintage or mid-century interior. Unit powers via original cord; functionality has not been fully tested. Type: Vintage Tube Radio. Country of Manufacture: Germany. Cabinet Material: Wood veneer with fabric speaker grille. Power: Plug-in (original cord). Radio has not been tested for functionality. Wood cabinet shows cosmetic wear, scratches, finish wear, and spots from age and storage. Speaker grille fabric intact with visible age discoloration. Knobs and buttons present; smooth movement not guaranteed. Back panel intact with labeling visible. Authentic German-made SABA tube radio. Classic mid-century wood cabinet design. Multi-band tuning including shortwave. Excellent candidate for restoration or décor display. Exact unit shown in photos.
This five-tube tabletop radio was built in 1937 by Zenith Radio Corporation, Chicago, IL. The radio is a common super heterodyne with a ZF/IF of 456 kHz. The radio has three bands: Broadcast, Short Wave(s) and Police. It sports Zenith’s famous’Black Dial’ with back light color scheme lettering. It has two tuning pointers – one for frequency and one for fine tuning. The electromagnetic dynamic loudspeaker is six inches in diameter. The wooden case has has some scratches and where in original tones. The Vintage Zenith Radio 5 S 119 features a classic design with a wood cabinet and tabletop display, making it both a functional radio and a stylish piece of decor. The Zenith brand, known for its quality and durability, adds to the appeal of this retro collectible from the 1930s to 1949 era of tube radios. Perfect for vintage radio enthusiasts or collectors looking to add a unique and timeless piece to their collection.
You are viewing a vintage Emerson 439 tube radio, recognized for its classic wood cabinet and unique Art Deco styling typical of mid-1940s Emerson models. Key Features & Observations. Cabinet: The radio features a well-crafted wooden case with gently rounded corners, vertical grill bars, and delicate inlaid accents. The finish shows expected age-related wear, including some dark discoloration on the front. Controls: There are four black knobs on the front for tuning, volume, and possibly band or tone selection. Interior: The rear reveals original vacuum tube electronics (5 visible tubes), transformer, speaker, and period wiring. Overall, the chassis displays authentic patina, confirming its age and originality. Size: By the scale behind the radio, it’s a classic compact tabletop model, convenient for display or restoration. The Emerson 439 is an iconic American tube radio from the mid-1940s, valued for its quality performance and distinctive styling. Models like these are prized by collectors for their nostalgia, craftsmanship, and sound-a piece of technological history that speaks to the golden age of radio. This radio is appealing to collectors, decorators, and restoration enthusiasts. Its untouched original components, elegant cabinet, and real vacuum tube sound make it a perfect candidate for restoration, display, or as an authentic vintage accent piece. This Emerson 439 vintage tube radio presents in authentic, unrestored condition. Cabinet: The wooden case shows moderate wear consistent with age, including visible surface scratches, some scuffs, and a distinct darkened area or stain on the left-front above the knobs. Inlay accents are still present, and the overall structure is solid without cracks or breaks. Front Panel: The grill has all original vertical slats intact. Four original black knobs are present and appear undamaged. Dial: The glass/plastic dial window is intact, though the dial label itself shows some yellowing and minor discoloration. Electronics: The rear interior displays original components-tubes, transformer, and wiring-showing typical dust and corrosion expected of an unserviced antique. Wiring appears original and is visibly aged. Power Cord: Present but also appears aged/discolored. This unit has been fully tested and is in working condition. While the exterior shows cosmetic wear typical of its age, you can enjoy its authentic vintage appearance.
It’s a fine example of post-war American craftsmanship and an excellent candidate for restoration or display. Gilfillan 66-A (circa 1946). Solid Claro Walnut with rich grain. Sides are a substantial 1-1/2 thick solid walnut. Dimensions: 15″W x 9-1/4″H x 8-3/4D. See testing video : The radio was powered up using the successive series dim-bulb technique (25W / 40W / 100W) with monitored voltage remaining within spec. Audio output and slight hum. Through the first two bulbs. When the 100W bulb was applied. Volume increased but so did hum. (as shown in the included video). It will need two Electrolytic Filter Capacitors replaced by a competent vintage-radio technician before being powered on again. A classic 1940s Gilfillan in solid walnut. Stunning woodwork and vintage design. Near-operational with minor servicing needed. The radio as shown. Link or video reference of operational test. Please review all photos and video before purchasing. A rare opportunity to own a gorgeous piece of radio history! Thank you for supporting Animal Outreach!
A true piece of mid-century American craftsmanship. Model G730, chassis 7C05. Classic mid-century wood cabinet with woven grille. Phono input (switchable from radio to phono). Large horizontal tuning dial with dual knobs. Very slight background hum at times (common for vintage tube sets). Cabinet in good overall shape, minor wear consistent with age. Grille cloth and knobs intact. Original back panel and factory Zenith label present. : 16″ W x 9″ H x 8 D. This Zenith combines the warm sound of tube audio with the timeless design of mid-century décor – a wonderful addition for collectors or as a functional statement piece. Thank you for looking.
With its distinctive mid-century design and working condition, this radio offers a nostalgic listening experience for enthusiasts of vintage audio technology.
Up for sale is a vintage Philco 37-610 tube radio from 1937. This classic tombstone-style cabinet features the unmistakable Art Deco grill design, rounded edges, and original Philco dial face marked with broadcast categories like Music, News, Drama, Comedy, Sports, and Education – a nostalgic touch from the golden age of radio. Model: Philco 37-610. Style: Tombstone Cabinet. Cabinet: Wood with original finish (shows heavy wear and chipping; see photos). Power cord is brittle and frayed, so I have not plugged it in. Internals: Appears to have original tubes, chassis, and components (see interior photos). Dial Face: Glass intact with beautiful golden graphics and tuning bands. This piece is a true survivor from the pre-WWII era and would make a great restoration project, parts donor, or vintage display piece. The Philco 37-610 is a well-known model among antique radio collectors for its quality, design, and strong reception back in its day. Feel free to message me with any questions.
The Vintage RCA Victor 1946 Tube Radio Model 66X3 with a wood cabinet is a rare collectible piece for vintage audio enthusiasts. This NOS (New Old Stock) tube radio features the iconic RCA Victor brand and classic design from 1946, making it a unique addition to any vintage audio collection. The wood cabinet adds a touch of nostalgia and authenticity to this retro electronics piece, making it a desirable piece for collectors of vintage audio equipment.
