This listing is for an awesome piece of Radio History a Vintage Zenith Trans-Oceanic H500 Shortwave Radio With the Manual and Inserts! It was just tested before listing and the signal and sound are still going strong! It has a plug for electric listening, and I didn’t test it but there is a battery option also. Nothing missing or broken! It measures 11″H x 8″W x 17L and comes from a smoke and pet free home.
This exceptional unit stands out from most on the market because it retains its original, pristine perforated hardboard rear safety backing panel with crisp, completely readable gold factory stenciling and caution markers. The original power cord is fully intact, clean, and flexible, and the internal chassis warms up properly to provide the rich, distinctive sound that Zenith tube electronics are famous for. Brand: Zenith Radio Corporation (Chicago, IL, USA). Model: K731 / Chassis 7K07. Special Feature: Features the original complete rear backing board with sharp factory branding text. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with an intact wooden cabinet, authentic age-appropriate finish wear, clean backing board, and fully functional electronics. This premium, completely intact example is a fantastic find for audio restoration purists, mid-century modern decorators, or any collector wanting a Zenith unit that looks just as clean from the back as it does from the front. Secure this beautifully maintained piece of vintage tech by purchasing it today!
Item is in good condition with minor wear from age. Plays great and has some restorations. Like all old radios it takes a moment for the tubes to warm up. I will be listing hundreds of radios so please keep an eye on my store. Please see photos for details. Thank you for your time and have a wonderful day.
Vintage MCM Philips Philetta B2D23A German Tube Radio – Excellent Condition & Fully Tested. Up for sale is an extraordinary vintage Philips Philetta B2D23A Tube Radio Receiver, manufactured in Germany in the early 1960s. Famous for its classic Mid-Century Modern tabletop aesthetic, warm vacuum tube sound, and high-quality West German engineering, the Philetta series remains one of the most desirable compact tube radios for vintage audio collectors and MCM decor enthusiasts. Condition & Product Notes. Please read carefully before purchasing regarding the exact physical condition. Excellent Cosmetic Condition: In overall excellent physical shape for its age. Outer cabinet, original control knobs, front speaker grille cloth, and tuning dial display are remarkably well-preserved with no major chips, cracks, or deep gouges. Top Surface Note: There is a small scratch on the top surface of the cabinet. It is minor and subtle, but worth noting given how exceptionally clean the rest of the unit is (refer to detailed close-up photos). Fully Tested & Works Very Well: Bench-tested and fully operational. Tuning mechanisms turn smoothly, vacuum tubes warm up properly, controls operate cleanly, and sound output is clear and strong across bands. Detailed Photos: Please inspect all high-resolution photos closely to evaluate the exact cosmetic state, cabinet finish, top surface scratch, dial face clarity, and rear panel prior to purchasing. Iconic Mid-Century Modern Styling: Compact, elegant 1960s German tabletop design that complements modern or vintage home decor. Warm Vacuum Tube Audio: Delivers rich, organic tone quality unique to classic analog tube circuitry. Precision Tuning: Features original glass tuning dial, sharp frequency pointers, and multi-band selector keys. Country of Manufacture: Germany. Era: 1960s (Mid-Century Modern). Type: Tabletop Tube Radio Receiver. Included: (1) Philips Philetta B2D23A Tube Radio. Condition: Pre-owned Vintage Excellent Condition (Small Scratch on Top) Fully Tested & Works Very Well See Photos. We take great care in the packing process to ensure you receive the item just as expected. We pack exceptionally well with heavy-duty bubble padding, secure corner protection, and sturdy boxing to protect delicate vintage electronics during transit.
The Vintage Wood Case Tube Radio by Aladdin is a nostalgic piece of American-made electronics history. This radio, part of Aladdin’s product line, features a classic wood case design and operates using vacuum tubes, adding to its charm as a vintage collectible.
The Vintage Tube Radio Guild Model 484 “The Spice Chest” is a collectible radio from the 1930s, manufactured in the United States by Guild. It has always been in my family, I’ve personally have had it for the past 40 years and it has been kept in a closet. I’ll be moving soon so I need to sell some items! This unique and stylish radio is known for its intricate design and functionality, making it a sought-after piece for collectors of vintage radios. The fact that it still works great and is in excellent vintage condition with beautiful patina adds to its appeal, making it a valuable addition to any collection of antique radios. A true treasure from yester-year! Excellent vintage condition means it has nothing broken or faulty, it will show some signs of age. This is radio is close to 100 years old and any small marks on it is to be expected. Please view all photos and enjoy!
Vintage Grunow table radio. Very Art Deco shape with chrome grill. 12″l x 6″w x 7.25h. Left knob is on/off volume. Right knob is tuning. Dated 1934 on bottom (I don’t know if that’s correct or not). Also says it was rebuilt in 2007. I don’t know if that includes cabinet refinishing? Cabinet is in great shape nonetheless. Fabric in grill is also in fantastic shape, so that may also be a replacement. I don’t know. It has a long electric cord and also an antenna cord (I think that’s what it is).
This is a beautiful, pre-war 1940 Zenith Model 6-S-439 tabletop vacuum tube radio. Built in Chicago in 1939 for Zenith’s iconic 1940 lineup, this unit features the legendary Chassis 5678 Serial No. Tested & Working: The radio powers on smoothly and tunes into stations well. Audio Quality: Produces a very nice, warm, and clear vintage tube sound. Controls: Tuning dial, presets, and adjustment knobs rotate smoothly and operate as intended. Wood Cabinet: In nearly flawless cosmetic condition! The Art Deco horizontal louvers and wrap-around wood finish are stunning, showing incredible luster and minimal wear for an 85+ year-old piece. Grille Cloth & Dial: The original grille cloth is intact, taut, and clean. The dial face and glass are beautifully preserved. Flaws to Note: The rear wood particle backplate has a crack in it. This does not impact the stability of the cabinet, the audio performance, or the front-facing display value of the radio. (Please see pictures for close-up details). 15.75″ W x 9″ H x 9.5 D. Power: Standard AC cord with original bakelite plug.
This classic radio combines retro charm with high-quality audio performance, perfect for audiophiles seeking a nostalgic listening experience. BTW works Great sounds cool.
&####127796; LaDon’s Vintage Presents &####127796. &####128251; Matched Pair. Mid-Century Sound. True Survivor Set. &####127897;? PAIR of Vintage Tube Radio Speaker Cabinets w/ Original Speakers. &####127797; Great Plains Refinishing Co. Amarillo, Texas (Route 66 Era). This is a matching pair of mid-century radio speaker cabinets-both still holding their original speakers inside. Finding one is cool. Finding two that match? That’s where it gets interesting. What You’re Getting. (2) Vintage wood speaker cabinets. (2) Original speakers installed. Original wiring/components present. Matching geometric “M” style front design. Original grill mesh. Both show honest vintage wear (scratches, edge wear, discoloration). Speakers have surface rust but appear complete. Cabinets are structurally solid overall. One may have minor differences from the other due to age/use. &####128248; Exact pair shown – no surprises. &####129504; Why This Pair Matters. Perfect for stereo restoration projects. Ideal for custom audio builds or guitar amp conversions. Strong display pieces for shop, studio, or vintage setup. Much harder to find as a matching set. Stamped from a Texas refinishing shop off old Hwy 66. These likely sat side-by-side once, pushing sound into a room long before everything went digital. &####127754; LaDon’s Vintage. Some things are better in pairs. Especially when they’ve been waiting this long.
