Tested in good working condition. The item you will receive is exactly as pictured. Attention: Pre-owned item may not have the complete accessory set or imperfect shape. If any accessory is not listed or shown in pictures, it will NOT be included.
You will look very long and very hard for a marbled plascon radio in this original condition. Offered for your consideration is this General Electric tabletop tube radio – model C-421, manufactured in the mid 1950′s. It has a striking 50′s looking step design. The radio is in good condition. The plascon cabinet colour is dark burgundy with wine, red and black mottling colours running through it. The oversized 6 inch oval speaker is loud and clear and the radio brings in a lot of stations. This is a working radio ready to play, display and enjoy – the sound is very good with no. As with all my radios it is electrically fit – the tubes are strong and all of the original capacitors have been replaced. Also featuring: classic 50′s body styling, a very unique dial light – it is behind the dial pointer and in a darkened room, it moves with the pointer; the grill is silver and louvred; the knobs are in good shape – both work smoothly ; the cabinet has no cracks or dings and is very shiny; the polarized cord is new; the original back is present, as is the original decal on the bottom. The measurements are: 13″ across, 9″ high and 7 wide.
This is a rare radio that you’re not going to see every day. It’s a 1940 carryabout portable radio that could be powered with line voltage or battery. It is not working and needs to be completely rewired and restored. I think it would also be a cool candidate to convert to a Bluetooth radio. It does have the previous owner’s name and rank written on the bottom right corner. Lt Colonel Fred H. I assume he’s the one that put the luggage decals on it during his travels giving this old radio a truly unique look as a piece of luggage. Measures approximately 14.7 x 10.6 x 5.1 inches and weighs approximately 14 pounds. Please see pictures for condition and let me know if you have any questions.
Made by GE in the USA! Pre-owned, but in good condition… Several scratches and wear from time and use… A small corner wooden piece has come loose and is included.. Comes from a smoke free and pet free home! We accept all forms of e-Bay Managed Payments listed above. We process orders in a day or less. You can get your item super-fast!
See the photos for conduction. Experience the nostalgia of early 20th century radio with this vintage tube radio from General Electric and Westinghouse Radio Corporation. Made in the United States before 1930, this piece is a true collector’s item. Its classic design and RCA brand make it a unique addition to any collection. This radio has not been modified and is in its original state. Enjoy the beauty and charm of this piece without worrying about its condition. A perfect addition to any collection of radios, phonographs, TVs, or phones. General Electric, Westinghouse Radio Corporation Vintage Tube Radio. Great looking classic tube radio. Perfect for any collector to add to. Plugs in, switches on, and lights right up. Needs work to be. Restored to perfection, some loose wires, and back cover is missing but. This vintage tube radio is a gem from General Electric and. Westinghouse Radio Corporation, made in the United States before 1930. It has been well-preserved and is working condition. The RCA brand and has not been modified. It is a collectible item for. Don’t miss out on the. Opportunity to own a piece of history! See photographs for condition.
Vintage 1940′s General Electric Tube Radio Model CL-500. This item has some wear to it but overall decent physical condition. This item is untested. Please see photos for more details. Happy to answer any and all questions.
Vintage General Electric GE E-72 tube radio in original wooden cabinet, made in the USA (1930s era). ? Tubes power on and glow. ? Speaker responds to a battery test. ? Speaker coil resistance measured at 0.6 ohm. ? Dial glass, knobs, and original components present. ? Original GE label and tube layout chart inside cabinet. ? Cabinet shows cosmetic wear, scratches, and age-related marks. ? Chassis has dust and oxidation consistent with age. ? Radio has NOT been fully tested or restored. ? No alignment, capacitor replacement, or long-term operation testing performed. ? Model: GE Radio E-72. ? Type: Superheterodyne tube radio. ??? Made in USA. Perfect for vintage radio collectors, restorers, or as a decorative antique piece. ? Please review all photos carefully – they are part of the description.
The Vintage General Electric Pla-Mor Wooden Tube Radio is a rare collectible from the 1930s, manufactured in Canada. This radio, known for its durability and classic design. Perfect for collectors of vintage radios or enthusiasts of retro electronics, this piece of history offers a glimpse into the past and the craftsmanship of General Electric during that time period. Powers on and dial lights up, however no sound is heard through the speaker. One tube glows but the other does not. No further testing has been done. Wooden cabinet has some small damage to one of the corners, and power cord has been taped. Please see pictures for details.
The 1954 General Electric Model 547PH vintage tube radio alarm clock is a collectible piece that showcases the distinctive design and functionality of radios from the 1950s. Made by the reputable brand General Electric in the United States, this unique item combines the features of a radio and an alarm clock, making it a versatile and practical piece for any vintage electronics collector. With its retro appeal and historical significance, this vintage tube radio alarm clock is sure to be a standout addition to any collection. Clock keeps good time. Radio stations have static sound but poor reception. Please see all pictures for best description of items condition.