This is a Sentinel vacuum tube tabletop radio from the 1940s, featuring a handsome wood cabinet, classic Art Deco grille styling, and all three original control knobs. The radio powers on, tunes stations, and operates smoothly. All controls respond properly. A video demonstration is included in the listing showing the dial illumination, tuning movement, and speaker output. The original 1940s cloth-wrapped power cord is brittle and shows age-related wear. It currently powers the radio, but due to its condition, it should be replaced for safe long-term use. This is typical for radios of this era and does not affect collector value. The wooden cabinet is structurally solid with attractive natural aging and light surface wear appropriate for its era. The Art Deco grille presents beautifully. Please review the high-resolution photos for exact cosmetic condition. The radio retains its original cardboard back cover featuring the Sentennascope Loop Aerial graphic and factory serial stamp. These back panels are rarely found intact and significantly increase collector appeal. Internals appear clean and undisturbed, with no signs of modern repair work or tampering.

Your satisfaction is of utmost important to us. Everything can be resolved without leaving a negative feed back. Call for technical specs. We deal in large legacy computer equipment most out of public grant programs from schools, we are helping the state by re purposing equipment now required by law. We will do everything we can to give you best price we can! This is listing for a Vintage Zenith TransOceanic model B600. The unit is in fair to good condition cosmetically and is in good working shape, and condition. It is an earlier model that others we have made in 1959. We have 1 of these and other transoceanic units still to list. We have a huge inventory of PC Legacy parts of all types, and surplus items from HP, Compaq, Dell, & Gateway in our storage. The Zenith Trans-Oceanic Model B600, produced from 1959 to 1962, is historically significant as the last vacuum-tube portable radio made in the United States. Renowned for its durability and long-distance shortwave reception, it relies on a. 5-tube superheterodyne design and features seven tuning bands, including standard broadcast and continuous shortwave coverage. Key Technical Specifications & Features. Type: 5-tube, AC/DC superheterodyne portable radio. Tubes Required: 1U4 (RF Amp), 1L6 (Converter), 1U4 (IF Amp), 1U5 (Det/Audio Amp), 3V4 (Audio Output), and a 50A1 (Ballast tube). Frequency Coverage: 7 radio bands. Standard Broadcast (BC): 540 – 1600 kHz. Continuous Shortwave/Weather Bands: 2.0 – 18.0 MHz (broken into 4-6 different bands). Antennas: Integrated detachable “WaveMagnet” for broadcast and a built-in snap-up “WaveRod” telescoping antenna for shortwave. Power Source: Operates on 110-120V AC or DC, or self-contained batteries. Controls: Four-position “Radiogant” tone controls (Treble, Voice, Alto, Bass), slide-rule dial, and band selector push-buttons. Dimensions: 17 1/2″ H × 11 1/2″ W × 7 3/4 D Approx. 44 cm × 29 cm × 20 cm. Weight: 15 lbs (including batteries). If you are restoring one of these units, consider upgrading the multi-section filter capacitors. Specialized components like the. Zenith Trans-Oceanic B600 Re-Cap Kit. Can replace old electrolytics to ensure safe and proper voltage operation. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.

Estimated age 1930/40s (90yrs). As you review photos, be sure to zoom in to see visual quality/condition. I took back cover off & took photos FADA mfg. Label reads Model #68 you can also see FADA stamp on internal components. Label reads FADA Electric Co. Also the metal chassis is stamped 68-1869. Beautiful two tone tiger stripes wood cabinet rare grain pattern. I like to point out imperfections on this old usage radio. The top wood has some age wood surface checking areas maybe the old varnished coating. I replace the back wood cover. Due to deterioration of original. Has some light age wear marks. Electric cord and plastic plug-in housing piece is also in very good condition. I plugged into electrical outlet. The dial light came on – humming sound – and when turning pointer, it picked up a few stations, but just static type noise. My radio collection is for display. I’m not a repair or restorer of these classical beauties. Where are you going to find one like this one, very scarce. X 9″High X 8″ Wide.

Vintage Packard Bell 46 D Wood Tube Radio Tabletop / Shelf Original Condition Untested. 15 1/2″ x 7″ x 8 1/2. Check out my other items!

Condition -fair not working Cut cord used as is seen in photographs.

Model: Zenith 6-D-2615 (1942). Condition: This classic “Boomerang” model is in working condition. Features the iconic Zenith black dial with a clear cover and original wood cabinet. The backplate is present and intact, which is rare for this model. Aesthetic: Beautiful Art Deco styling with a unique curved dial. Perfect for a vintage radio collector or as a high-end mid-century decor piece. Note: As with all vintage tube electronics, electronic restoration is recommended for daily use. Please see picture for actual item/condition. It is missing the back panel.

The Vintage Grundig Tube Radio Type 97a from the 1950s is a classic German model that is in working condition. This collectible radio, part of the Radios category, is a testament to the quality craftsmanship and design of the era. With its tube technology and retro aesthetic, this radio is sure to be a standout piece for any collector or vintage enthusiast looking to add a piece of radio history to their collection. Its functionality and vintage charm make it a unique and sought-after item for those interested in classic German electronics from the mid-20th century. The radio is in great condition for its age. The right dial has a chip in it shown in pictures. The out side cabinet is in great condition and all buttons are in working order. Some of the cloth over the speaker is starting to show signs of aging. Please refer to pictures. The radio was made is west Germany, this is the German model with all words spelled in German.

Vintage 1948-49 Emerson Tube Radio 594 in good working condition. Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp. United States of America (USA). Broadcast Receiver – or past WW2 Tuner. Alternative name: Emerson Television. Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 455 kHz; 2 AF stage(s). Power type and voltage. AC/DC-set / 105 – 125 Volt. Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil) / Ø 5 inch = 12.7 cm. Plastics (no bakelite or catalin). Emerson Radio & Phonograph. Tablemodel without push buttons, Mantel/Midget/Compact up to 14. Colors available: Ivory, Walnut and Ebony. External source of data. The Radio Collector’s Directory and Price Guide 1921 – 1965. Rider’s Perpetual, Volume 20 covering 1950. Beitman Radio Diagrams, Vol. Emerson Radio and Television Service Manual. 49-102, 8-48 for 1949. Photofact Folder, Howard W. (Set #68 Folder #7 dated 8-49). Please read important information below! Unless stated otherwise above.

It is in really nice original condition It has not been refinished.

Nice Philco Model 46-200 Vintage Bakelite Tube Radio, no cracks or breaks, the dial cover is not clear (see photo) otherwise nice shape. The radio is in working condition receiving local radio station in my area.