Item will be packaged very well and fully insured! Our feedback reflects our packaging skills and loyalty to our customers! This is a rare estate item believed to be from the 1940′s. It is untested, as is, for parts or restoration. We have not plugged this unit in. After a thorough inspection, we noted at least one bad capacitor as pictured. I would personally recommend a full recap prior to plugging in. Aside from that, it’s in excellent cosmetic condition with some light blemishing and a little rust speckled behind the tuner plexi-glass as pictured. Cord has some paint speckles. Overall, very clean inside and out for it’s age! It appears to have been stored in a good environment over the years! Again, untested and strictly for parts/repair or restoration. The photos describe cosmetics the best so p. The pictures are part of the item’s description. Please view my other listings, as I have other vintage or unique items listed. I will be adding much more in the weeks to come. Thank you for viewing my listing and have a great day. We set ourselves to higher standards at 1 Stop Vintage Shoppe. Our customers keep us in business and without their support, we would not exist. Therefore, we want all of our customers to be. We take pride in all items that we sell. If you have any problems whatsoever when you receive your item, please contact me before leaving negative or neutral feedback. We will work to resolve the issue ASAP, and the outcome will be more than fair! Be sure to add me to your.

I would say it is in average/decent vintage condition, showing wear as seen in photos. The case is there, but kind of rough; strap is broken. Corroded batteries were in the radio; I cleaned the terminals with baking soda and toothbrush. By no means a’restoration’ but with new batteries, the radio worked! Not perfect, but still a nice addition to your collection! I strive for accuracy in my descriptions. The photos are a significant part of the description; review them closely.