Tubes seem to warm up fine. I didn’t hear any stations that actually had sound. No idea how well it works but all the timers seem to work. Has some cosmetic issues as shown.
The 1954 General Electric Model 547PH vintage tube radio alarm clock is a collectible piece that showcases the distinctive design and functionality of radios from the 1950s. Made by the reputable brand General Electric in the United States, this unique item combines the features of a radio and an alarm clock, making it a versatile and practical piece for any vintage electronics collector. With its retro appeal and historical significance, this vintage tube radio alarm clock is sure to be a standout addition to any collection. Clock keeps good time. Radio stations have static sound but poor reception. Please see all pictures for best description of items condition.
A wonderful example of classic American industrial design from the late 1950s/early 1960s. Original back cover present. Original power cord attached. This compact Space Maker model was designed as a bedside clock radio and remains highly collectible among fans of vintage electronics, mid-century modern décor, and Westinghouse memorabilia. Good vintage condition with normal age-related wear including light scratches, scuffs, dust, and cosmetic imperfections consistent with age and use. Please review all photos carefully for the best representation of condition. Alarm and sleep functions. Made by Westinghouse Electric Corporation.
Pink/mauve molded plastic cabinet with a horizontal louvered grille, square glass-covered clock face, and the original translucent tuning wheel. Original brown power cord and back panel intact. This radio is vintage and may require maintenance, service, or part replacement due to age. Moving parts, belts, capacitors, tubes, and bulbs are original unless otherwise noted.
This iconic radio features a unique Predicta dial for tuning and operates on vacuum tubes, adding a touch of nostalgia to any collector’s display. With both the clock and radio functions working, this piece is not only a visually appealing vintage artifact but also a functional piece of history that holds value for both radio enthusiasts and collectors alike. The off bottom doesn’t always shut radio off so you can’t really tell if alarm is working. Buttons seem to need repaired.
One Vintage Westinghouse Coral Tube Clock Radio H720TS! Please Note: Tested & Radio works, but Clock does not. I wasn’t able to turn radio off unless pushing Sleep button. No chips or cracks! Please see our pictures of the actual items! Item possible had work done in 1970′s as indicated on the back. 13″ x 4-1/4″ x 6-1/4.
The Crosley D-25 Vintage 1950s Electric Dashboard Tube Radio Clock is a unique and collectible piece from the United States. This unmodified radio clock combines classic design with functionality, making it a nostalgic addition to any vintage collection. With its Bakelite case and iconic Crosley brand, this radio clock captures the essence of 1950s Americana and serves as a functional art piece for any era. Clock and alarm functional, radio has no sound and needs to be recapped. Cabinet is free of cracks and only has a few minor scratches. Shows very well for a prop or decor.
Gorgeous, classic mid-century design by one-time leading brand Zenith. Model appears to be L5222W from 1952 production, but original stamp is somewhat unclear. Cabinet is all original factory-molded Bakelite and factory painted in vanilla cream. Not repainted, no over spray, no touchup – none needed. All original factory metal film trim pieces and the knobs are in excellent condition, no rub off or peeling. This model has a Bakelite rear cover painted in matching vanilla – not cardboard as in earlier models. Product information and instruction label is attached to bottom of cabinet, with creases and tears around the edges from age. Electronics and Telechron clock are working well and quietly with no issues, but radio doesn’t seem to be turning on or tuning – may just need replacement tube(s). Cabinet and knobs are in excellent vintage condition: no cracks or breaks in cabinet; there are several small chips and scratches in paint, some marks and age-related wear, oxidation of metal parts and screws; clear plastic dial covers are undamaged but have some minor smudges; clock face is slightly rotated – this appears to be from original production. Knobs and dials are securely attached and operational. See photos for details of condition. Radio was gently used then stored in a dry, cool environment for a long period of time in a no-smoking, no-perfume, no-pet environment. Measures approximately 13″ x 6″ x 6 and weighs 5 lbs 10 oz.