Tested and the clock and sound works. Produced static, and the clock did turn. See the cracking on the bottom. This is a rare piece. I can’t find any other units for sale of this model, late alone the fact that it is pink.
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.
Here is a neat rare mini tombstone Emerson set for someone to fix up and add to their collection. I don’t see a model number listed on it, but believe it to be a model 108, made in 1936. It is made of Ivory Plaskon. This set is not perfect but a very worthwhile and attractive set to fix up. I do not know its electrical condition. The chassis looks to be unaltered and factory to me. Its power cord has been cut. These sets had a dangerous power cord that was likely to burn so it needs that needs modernized anyway. Plaskon is a sensitive material that over time usually stresses or cracks. This set has some of these typical hairline cracks. The biggest is at the bottom of its back plate, see photos showing both the inside and outside of this hairline cracks. It has 3 very tiny hairline short cracks at its front bottom. One near a knob and 2 along a decorative line. See photos of a pen pointing to those. This set has some grille cloth deterioration at the bottom. This set looks to have 2 screws holding its back cover that are not original, and one missing. I believe the 2 bottom screws are original. The top, sides, and bottom look good with no cracks. The dial looks good as far as I can tell. I believe that covers everything. Message me with questions.
Rare Emerson Tube Radio AX-238 Jewel Box Vintage Ingraham Cabinet Wood Repair US. Made in the USA. Normal signs of age, use, and wear. As with all items for “Parts or Repair” there may be other possible unseen issues. Please inquire about alternate payments.
Highly collectible, genuine 1933 Emerson Model 250-AW “All-Wave” Midget tube tabletop radio. This historic Great Depression-era radio features a beautiful cathedral-style arched wooden cabinet crafted by the renowned Ingraham Cabinet Company. The radio has been tested and DOES power on. The speaker functions and emits a steady static/hum sound that responds when adjusting the volume and tuning knobs. It does NOT currently tune into any active radio stations. It will require typical electronic servicing (such as replacing old capacitors or checking tubes) to be fully operational again. The wooden cabinet is in Very good vintage shape with normal wear consistent with a 90+ year old radio. Features original front knobs and the prominent central speaker grille cutouts. Please study the high-resolution photos carefully to evaluate the exact condition of the wood veneer, finish, and speaker cloth. Please reach out if you have any questions or need specific photo angles.
Vintage 1930/40s Emerson Tube Radio & Phonograph 45 Record Player TESTED. Ee all photos as part of the description. Tested and works great. Nice cosmetic condition with only minor surface wear- see pics. 9.5″ x 10.5″ x 6. Theres a couple loose pieces with it. 45 is not included. BEST OFFER OPTION is on all of our listings. Please use that to make offers. From a smoke-free home. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE READ! Thanks for shopping at The Felton Store. We always have new and interesting items coming in. We figure that expense into the cost of our listings. We have worked very hard to provide a high level of customer service as evidenced by our feedback and ratings. Please be patient- we usually leave feedback once a week. Let’s both be prompt and fair. We will work hard to make it right. The photos are an integral part of the listing and description. Our items come from a variety of sources and we are not always experts on every item. We will do our best to describe and test every item.
This is a vintage Emerson Model 602 or 636 tube radio, frequently designed by Raymond Loewy in the late 1940s. It features a distinctive Art Deco or streamlined plastic/Bakelite cabinet with a grid-style speaker grille, reminding of the dashboard radios of cars of the 1940′s. Raymond Lowery designed the Streamlined locomotives for the Pennsylvania Railroad, Studebaker Commander and Avanti as well. As Logos for Exxon, Shell, BP, International Harvester, TWA, Nabisco, Quaker, New Man, LU and the U. This radio is the best example of art deco design. Needs some repair of dial knob and probably a tube or 2 – right now it’s the ususal hum and some radio reception.
I WILL OFFER THE BEST IN RADIO COLLECTING. WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS. THIS RADIO IS AWESOME AND UNLIKE ANY OTHER RADIO I KNOW OF. THE WOOD INGRAHAM MADE CABINET IS SOLID AND STURDY IN AVERAGE CONDITION WITH SOME WEAR. THE RADIOS CHASSIS IS NOT INCLUDED, BUT WHAT IS ARE THE 3 GLUED ON KNOBS (can be removed), AND THE REPRO TUNER DIAL AS WELL AS THE BOTTOM METAL INGRAHAM TAG. 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 SALEAND PLEASE BOOKMARK RADIOS10467 FOR GREAT ITEMS. OVERSEAS BUYERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Track Page Views With.
Original vintage 1930s radio service bulletin binder compiled for use by a radio service technician. This loose-leaf reference manual contains factory-issued service bulletins, wiring diagrams, schematics, voltage charts, alignment procedures, and parts information for a variety of early tube radios. Manufacturers represented include Philco, Emerson, Arvin, and likely others. Features numerous detailed fold-out schematics and technical service information used by authorized radio repair shops during the Golden Age of radio. The binder is personalized to the original owner, L. Tompkins, adding to its historical appeal as a genuine working technician’s reference rather than a later reprint. Approximately 11.5″ x 9.5″. Good vintage condition with expected age-related wear to the binder and pages. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description. A fantastic piece of early electronics history, ideal for antique radio collectors, restorers, historians, and anyone interested in vintage American technology and service literature.