Knobs are aftermarket only. Left bottom front has surface stretch mark. It is not a crack since it is not a trough crack. It is not seen in real life. Works factory Perfect All station are in place place, loud clear, recapped. All stations in place. Speaker has few mm hole repaired. We can not guaranty it works for many years? However it may work for so many years.. It can stop working any time just by standing on shelf. So if it stops working “tomorrow” we will not. Repair it again, Those 80 years old radios can stop working. Dial cord / rope is New, Dial Lens is New. A power cord is about 3+ foot it has display demo oriented length. Many radios has been broken due to long cord. Emerson Patriot Catalin Radio Blue Red.
This vintage lot of 10 tube radio dial pointers and tuning knobs includes a variety of Art Deco and Mid-Century designs from 1930s-1950s radios. These were used for fine-tuning radio stations on early tube radios, often mounted on tuning dials or selector panels. Lot Includes:? Bakelite, plastic, metal, and brass pointers? Red, gold, black, chrome, and neutral-tone finishes? Various mounting styles with press-fit and screw-on hubs? Art Deco and Mid-Century designs, perfect for restorations. These are perfect for. Vintage tube radio restoration projects. Collectors searching for authentic replacement parts. Steampunk or industrial art projects. Material: Bakelite, Plastic, Metal, Brass. Type: Radio Dial Pointers & Tuning Knobs. Style: Art Deco, Mid-Century. Estimated Item Dimensions & Weight. Length: Various sizes, approx. 1.5″ to 4.5″. Pre-owned with some patina, minor wear, and oxidation. Some have light surface wear or slight imperfections. See photos for exact condition. Please review the photos carefully and feel free to ask any questions, concerns, or offers! The item in the photos is the exact item you will receive. If any details in the description seem different from the pictures, please trust the photos as the most accurate representation of the item. If you notice an error in the listing, please feel free to let me know! All items are stored in a clean, weather- and temperature-controlled environment, free of pets and smoke. Thank you for supporting my small business! Be sure to check out my store for more great finds. Vintage radio dial pointers, tube radio tuning indicators, Art Deco radio knobs, Mid-Century tuning dial pointers, antique radio restoration parts, Bakelite radio knobs, steampunk tuning parts, 1930s radio components.
This is a nice old Art Deco radio for the 1930′s in excellent condition, never painted. The Airline Model 62-274 Radio is a vintage tube radio manufactured by Montgomery Ward & Co. (Wards, Airline) in the late 1930s. It is a plastikon cabinet radio with a ivory color finish, featuring six pushbutton station selectors and a tuning eye. Dimensions: The radio measures approximately 13 inches wide, 7.5 inches high, and 7 inches deep. Features: The 62-274 model includes. Electro Magnetic Dynamic (EMD) speaker with a 5-inch diameter. Six pushbutton station selectors for tuning. Tuning eye for precise frequency adjustment. Plastikon cabinet with an ivory finish. Power supply: AC (alternating current). This radio has seven tubes (including the eye tube), uses a long wire for an antenna and it picks up all local stations, and all the original features including the grille cloths. The radio is in excellent, functioning condition with only a very small, slight crack line in the lower rear grill (see picture). A wonderful addition to your collection and/or decorative showpiece. Note: Sale is final.
This vintage FADA wood tube radio is a classic piece from the 1930s-1940s era, featuring an Art Deco design that reflects the style of the time. Made in the United States, this collectible radio embodies the craftsmanship and aesthetics of a bygone era. With its unique design and historical significance, this FADA tube radio would make a charming addition to any collection of radios or vintage decor. The radio turns on and the dial light functions. The dial rotates through the channels as you turn the knob. Sound comes from the speaker as you turn the knob. There are a few small scratches on the top as indicated in the Pictures in the listing. This radio is a wonderful piece and comes as is.
Antique Art Deco Bakelite Tube Radio FADA 790 Rich Brown W/ Brass Tone Dial VTG. This is a great Antique FADA Radio. Works great in excellent condition. Does need dusted out on the inside but I did not want to possibly damage it. Measures 14-1/2″ L x 7-1/2″ W x 9 H.
This vintage Philco radio is a true gem from the 1930s. With its classic tube design and mid-century style, it’s sure to be a conversation starter in any room. Made in the United States, this radio is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Featuring the brand’s signature sound quality, this vintage Philco radio is perfect for those who appreciate the warmth and clarity of vintage audio. Its unique design is sure to make it a standout piece in any collection. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history with this stunning vintage radio. Looks very nice inside. I couldn’t fully remove the electronics panel to get better pics that mounting plate bracket is covering a screw. But you can see a little bit and looks very nice just like the tube/speaker/side. Looks like a military color paint to me. Very rare, very cool looking early car radio. Probably late 1930′s. Untested unknown condition Ty.
Old and original guaranteed. Shows wear and use as shown, not tested. The cord needs to be replaced. I do not see any other obvious damage. Barn fresh not cleaned.
Item: Rare Vintage 1939 ARVIN Art Deco Walnut Bakelite Tabletop Tube Radio Model 602. Presents well, there are some cracks in the case, it’s missing 2 of the knobs, some of the mounting hardware, and the cord is cut. Arvin, brand of Noblitt-Sparks Industries. United States of America (USA). Broadcast Receiver – or past WW2 Tuner. Superhet with RF-stage; ZF/IF 455 kHz; 2 AF stage(s). Power type and voltage. AC/DC-set / 115 Volt. Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil). Model: 602 Ch= RE-53 – Arvin, brand of Noblitt-Sparks. Tablemodel without push buttons, Mantel/Midget/Compact up to 14. 11.5 x 9.5 x 6.25 inch / 292 x 241 x 159 mm. The Arvin model 602 in a “plastic Walnut cabinet” and the same in Ivory as model 602A can be seen 1939 at least in two fliers “New 1940 Arvin Radios”. The two 6-tube AC/DC models have a built in loop antenna called “Phantom Scope”, continuously variable tone control and a carrying handle. Band coverage of the 602 and 602A is 540 to 1750 kc which includes some police reception. Power consumption 30 Watts. The flier lists the tubes but instead of the 12SQ7 (or 12SQ7GT as shown in a set) a 12Q7GT which would have a cap and naturally an other pin arrangement. The chassis picture of a set shows not the 12Q7GT but 12SQ7GT without cap. Price in first year of sale.
