Tuning knob functions and finds stations normally; however, the dial pointer does not move when tuning. This is likely due to a dial cord/string issue, which is common on vintage radios. There is a small chip on the top left back corner and a crack on the the right upper side of the cabinet. See my other listings. For more great items!
Welcome to Another Time Collectibles! We believe in the spirit of treasure hunting within the hobby of collectibles, so we specialize in lots of sports cards, comic books and other great finds. We appreciate your business and look forward to sending you many boxes. Vintage Emerson Radio and Phonograph Corp. Wood cabinet tube radio, circa early 1940s. This one has great Art Deco character: a black and gold geometric dial with a red-center pointer, a ribbed wood front with slot grille, and a spring-loaded retractable carry handle on top. The dial reads Emerson Radio and Phono Corp NY USA. Measures approximately 10 1/2″ wide x 9″ tall x 5 1/2 deep. This radio has not been plugged in or powered on in any way, and I make no claims about whether it works. Like any radio this age, it should be inspected and serviced by a qualified technician before any attempt to power it up. Please do not plug it in as-is. No back panel. The back is open, as shown. At least one tube is visible (marked 12SA7). I have not checked whether all tubes are present. Visible crack across the center of the carry handle. Crack line across the dial window area, and rust-colored spotting on the dial face. Loop antenna board on the back has chipped and worn edges and loose lead wires, as shown. Original power cord and plug are aged and worn. Cabinet shows scratches, finish wear, and finish loss on the top and sides, plus white paint specks on the cabinet and knobs. Bottom has finish and veneer damage and a torn label remnant. Dust and cobwebs inside. It was only given a light wipe-down. Please see all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.
Vintage Zenith Model G503 tube portable radio with its original box. Features the distinctive flip-up Bakelite dial/front insert and classic mid-century Zenith styling. Radio does power on and produces sound. I have not been able to clearly dial in a station, although it was tested inside a metal building which may affect reception. Shows typical age-related wear from use and storage. There is some wear/deterioration to the covering around portions of the power cord. Close-up photos have been included showing the blemishes/damage and areas of wear to cabinet and bakelite face plate. Nice original example with the box and a great display piece for a vintage radio, Zenith, tube radio, Bakelite, or mid-century electronics collection. See pictures for full description and condition.
Step Back in Time with Classic Emerson Craftsmanship. It is missing the knobs. Featuring a classic wooden cabinet, striking brass-tone faceplate, and an eye-catching teal tuning dial, this piece is a fantastic find for vintage audio enthusiasts. Best of all, this survivor has been tested and still works, offering authentic mid-century sound right out of the box. Authentic vintage Emerson construction with original wooden cabinet. Brass-tone front faceplate overlaid with a clear acrylic speaker grid. Retains original internal components, including vacuum tubes and the Emerson #180000 speaker. Used (Tested & Working). Wood / Brass-Tone / Clear Acrylic. Internal Part / Speaker Numbers.
I have no knowledge of this item other than google image, please note that the title may or may not be accurate. I dont know if it works or not due to the condition of the power cord, I do not want to plug it in. This has not been cleaned, I dont want to ruin anything that I have no knowledge about. Please see all pictures as they also serve as the description.
Vintage 1936 Pre-WWII Art Deco Wood Tube Radio – Powers On / Restoration Project. Up for sale is an authentic, rare vintage 1936 Coronado Model 575 table tombstone tube radio. An exceptional, highly sought-after piece of broadcasting history that retains its original internal paper schematic layout label! Makes a phenomenal shelf display or a rewarding winter restoration project. Brand: Coronado (Gamble-Skogmo House Brand). Model Number: 575 (Confirmed by the original internal paper cabinet label). Production Year: Circa 1935 / 1936. Cabinet Material: Walnut Wood (Tombstone style). Features: Gorgeous airplane dial with pre-war “Police” markings, original brass Coronado lower shield badge, original matching wood grain control knobs, and an authentic purple-tinted fabric grill cloth insert. Technical Note: The power cord has been previously updated with a safe, modern replacement cord (not original brittle cloth). When briefly plugged in, the unit successfully receives power, the main rectifier tube lights up with an authentic orange filament glow. The left volume/power knob turns smoothly. The middle band switch knob rotates freely without clicking. The right tuning knob is currently stuck/firm (likely needs a standard replacement dial cord string or lubrication). The wooden cabinet is structurally solid and sturdy but displays honest character wear. Notably, there is a prominent vertical strip of missing veneer along the back edge of the left side panel (please see the dedicated side photo for an exact look at this specific flaw). There are also a few small cosmetic wood chips on the top corner edges. The raw wood bottom remains solid with tight chassis bolts and original markings. Please review all high-resolution photos for the exact cosmetic details. A classic, highly collectible piece of pre-war Americana bar and parlor culture.
All original knobs turn easily. A beautiful display and bright polished brass tuning face display. Radio is 14 1/2″ Wide x 8 1/2″ Tall x 8 Deep. Please carefully review the photos they are an important part of the description. Smooth Shinny Cabinet that is damage free. No Cracks, damages or blemishes, its just perfect. Please look at my other radios for sale and my 100% positive reviews.
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.
Refurbished beautiful wood case, speaker screen and dial. The Antique Western Royal Radio Model W6D18 is a vintage tube radio from the United States that works fantastic, including the dial light. This collectible piece is a rare find for radio enthusiasts and collectors, featuring the iconic Western Royal brand. With its classic design and functionality, this radio model is sure to be a standout piece in any collection of antique radios from the 1930s to 1940s.
