This is very rare and hard to come by, especially in working condition. This is for a vintage good working Courier Royal tube type CB radio. Just received from an estate sale. For a tube-type radio of this vintage, most major capacitors are bad. They will go bad just sitting on the shelf. All my other vintage radios are posted here, all do not work because of mostly bad capacitors. Oddly, this radio is working fine. Either the caps have repaired or they are still OK for some reason. This is my first. Sensitivity is good as I was picking up skip on Ch. 11, without an antenna. With a 30 inch wire, I was picking up all kind of stations. Note: The first picture of the watt meter shows 4-watts keyed down. The second picture shows 5-watts modulated. This is better than solid-state radios today. I did not tune it up or make any adjustments. This radio is very unique as it has a mechanical filter for exceptional receive selectively in a crowded RF environment. Perhaps it will put out more with proper antenna loading adjustment made. This has plenty of good audio and all meter’s work. This comes with power cord and mic. This radio is very clean with no major scratched. If this has not been reconditioned, I would suggest that you do so.

Radio powers on and all tubes work. They all light up and get warm (including fully functioning magic eye tube). FM reception is working as are both the tape inputs and ouputs, along with the aux speaker output. All 3 speakers are tested and working no issues. Have played all 3 at full volume with full clarity. I could not pull in on any of these and it seems to be a common with these. Cosmetically it’s in pretty nice shape I’ve highlighted all of the flaws. Out of the box this will pull in fm and work perfectly and also allow you to hook up an auxiliary source (including bluetooth) with the proper adapters and an auxiliary speaker should you want to. It’s a real gem. I don’t have time to diagnose the issues with the other frequency bands.

Vintage Vacuum Tube Lot (42 Tubes) – RCA, GE, Sylvania, Westinghouse – Untested – TV/Radio Mix. 42 vintage vacuum tubes. From a variety of well-known manufacturers. Most are NOS however there are some which appear to be pulls. Includes a mix of. TV sweep tubes, rectifiers, and radio tubes. Suitable for collectors, restorers, or bulk buyers. Tube Types Included (as labeled). Some labels are handwritten or aged – tube type based on box markings. No guarantee of functionality. Some tubes appear unused, others may be pulls. Boxes show wear, writing, and age-related damage. With some earlier radio types mixed in. Bulk buyers, resellers, or restoration projects. No further testing or sorting has been done. Carefully packed to protect glass tubes.

Vintage Vacuum Tube Lot (42 Tubes) – RCA, GE, Sylvania, Westinghouse – Untested – TV/Radio Mix. 42 vintage vacuum tubes. From a variety of well-known manufacturers. Most are NOS however there are some which appear to be pulls. Includes a mix of. TV sweep tubes, rectifiers, and radio tubes. Suitable for collectors, restorers, or bulk buyers. Tube Types Included (as labeled). Some labels are handwritten or aged – tube type based on box markings. No guarantee of functionality. Some tubes appear unused, others may be pulls. Boxes show wear, writing, and age-related damage. With some earlier radio types mixed in. Bulk buyers, resellers, or restoration projects. No further testing or sorting has been done. Carefully packed to protect glass tubes.

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.

Radio powers on and all tubes work. They all light up and get warm (including fully functioning magic eye tube). FM reception is working as are both the tape inputs and ouputs, along with the aux speaker output. All 3 speakers are tested and working no issues. Have played all 3 at full volume with full clarity. I could not pull in on any of these and it seems to be a common with these. Cosmetically it’s in pretty nice shape I’ve highlighted all of the flaws. Out of the box this will pull in fm and work perfectly and also allow you to hook up an auxiliary source (including bluetooth) with the proper adapters and an auxiliary speaker should you want to. It’s a real gem. I don’t have time to diagnose the issues with the other frequency bands.

Tested and I managed to get one channel to tune in which is sweet. The case has some dints and dings in it but still cool looking! Only thing that its a big con is the dial dont seem to move side to side as its stuck but thats about all!

This awesome vintage Philco tube radio worked for a minute, and then it flipped my breaker! I was unable to complete the test but it did turn on just just a moment. It is in generally good cosmetic condition for its age, with some general age-related wear and a broken leather handle.

Vintage ZENITH Trans Oceanic Wave Magnet Tube Radio – Powers On read description. I do not know if this works or how much work it needs to be fully functioning. It powers on and I can hear some static, I was unable to find any stations.

This vintage Zenith tube radio, model K526, is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. With its classic design and sturdy construction, this radio is sure to bring a touch of nostalgia to any room. Made by the renowned brand Zenith, you can be sure of its quality and timeless appeal. Overall, you can see from the pictures. It is in great condition. The radio does work, but there is slight static in the background.