I WILL OFFER THE BEST IN COLLECTING. WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS. IT IS NOT TO OFTEN THAT YOU SEE SOMETHING SPECIAL, WELL THIS RADIO IS THAT ONE!!! THE RADIO LOOKS EVEN BETTER IN PERSON. THIS RADIO IS HOUSED IN AN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNED CASE THAT SCREAMS OF MODERNISM AND AUTOMOTIVE DASHBOARD MOTIF. THIS RADIOS CONDITION IS EXCELLENT WITH NO CRACKS, CHIPS, OR BREAKS. DONT LET THIS ITEM SLIP BY, THEY DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE OFTEN. I HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS MESSAGE ME. CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE check out my other items. AND PLEASE BOOKMARK RADIOS10467 Be sure to add me to your favorites list. OVERSEAS BUYERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. DONT LET THIS ITEM SLIP BY. THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK. Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter.

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.

Up for sale is a Vintage 1950′s Crosley Dashboard Tube Clock Radio model D-25WE. This radio has been tested and picks up some static as well as a few stations. The clock also works as well. The space needle on the station dial doesn’t’t turn when turning the tuning knob. Some scuffs and scratches on the case as well. May need some TLC. Otherwise still a very nice piece! Don’t miss out! Add it to your collection today!

Mid-Century Modern Rincan Hi Fi 2-Speaker Tube Radio. Estimated to be form the 1960s. Radio in blue outer casing from 1960 by Japanese company Rincan Kyowa Electric Chemical Co. Dimensions are approximately 6 in h x 25.25 in w x 6.5 in d. Appears to be in great shape with minor wear and discoloration. Please give careful attention to the photos as they are part of the description. The top has two areas that have a’scuffed appearance’ is if some acidic liquid interacted with the plastic but not overly distracting (see photos). I tried to show these area from different angles and lighting to show you exactly what to expect. The first video shows the FM reception. Sorry for the low volume. After owning this for close to a year I only noticed recently that there is a small flaw on the silver trim near the “108″ on the station dial. It is the last picture in the pictures I posted. It is not quite a dent and almost appears like maybe some melting occurred briefly? Hard to describe so please take a look at the picture. The power cord was spliced to include a further 5 feet of power-cord. You will need to use YOU tube and search for rincanfm and rincanam in order to see (and hear) the video. Sorry for the inconvenience.

White Plastic Case (possibly bakelite). 7″ H x 12 1/2″ W x 6 1/2 D. Condition: minor wear commensurate with age and use (minor paint chips, some mild scuffs/scratches, slight discoloration throughout). This unit is UNTESTED/UNRESTORED. It will likely need re capping to be fully functional. All original electronics appear to be present and powers up. I hear it change frequencies when tuning. Please thoroughly review all photos to fully evaluate condition.

Made in Japan by the renowned brand Rincan, this radio combines high-fidelity sound quality with a retro aesthetic, making it a unique addition to any vintage audio collection.

Good used vintage condition, would probably clean up nice. Normal wear associated with use and age to be expected. Please see all pictures for your own judgment on condition.

Picked this up in a local estate. There is a side of the casing that was broken off. I taped it back on. You can see it in 3rd and 4th photos. We plugged it in. It buzzes, but can’t find the channel. Assuming it will need quite a bit of work. This is one of the most intricate awesome pieces of radio history you’ll find. But it is not perfect. It will need work and it does have some cosmetic damage as you can see. But it is a beautiful rare color that you probably won’t see again.

The Dashboard Vintage Radio is a collectible tube radio from the 1950s era, designed for use in cars. It reflects the style and technology of that time, featuring a retro design with knobs and dials for tuning. This radio would be a nostalgic addition to any vintage radio or antique collection focused on radios from the 1950s. Made in early 1990s. Cassette does not work properly plays 2 fast but radio works fine.

Listing is for a 1953 vintage Crosley dashboard style tube radio, the model E-15. These radios have become incredibly popular over the past 10 – 15 years, and continue to appreciate in value. This radio is in good physical condition, with no noted cracks, chips, or breaks. It performed well when tested, bringing in all of my local stations, as expected, after briefly warming up. It played well until I shut it off about 30 minutes later. If you’ve been looking for one of these sets, this may be the one. Whether tube or transistor radio collectors, seekers of mid-century nostalgia, or first-time vintage radio buyers, I’ve helped literally hundreds of people find a radio they love. Please review the pictures included with this listing to determine condition for yourself. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out!