Vintage 1947 Wards Airline 64WG-1511 Bakelite Table Tube Radio – Made in USA. 12.5″ long 6.5″ wide 7.75 tall.
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11Mar
Vintage 1947 Wards Airline 64WG-1511 Bakelite Table Tube Radio Made in USA
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03Mar
Zenith H503Y Portable Tube Radio AM Vintage Made In USA Black Leatherette Works
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28Feb
Vintage 1945 Harold Lifton 92-1 Wood Table Tube Radio Made in USA Parts Repair
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13Feb
RARE 1952/1953 Vintage Philips BX320A Bakelite Tabletop Tube Radio- Belgium Made
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Item: RARE 1952/1953 Vintage Philips BX320A Bakelite Tabletop Tube Radio- Belgium Made. Great candidate for parts or restoration- case is in great shape with no cracks, one small chip on the left center rear of case (see photos) some scratches, scuffs, and wear & tear may be present to radio. Tuner knob and needle move smoothly and it appears all other knobs feel as they work as they should. Broadcast Receiver – or past WW2 Tuner. Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 452 kHz. Broadcast, Long Wave and Short Wave. Power type and voltage. Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110; 125; 145; 200; 220; 245 Volt. Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil). Model: BX320A /00 – Philips Belgium Belgien. Tablemodel, low profile (big size). 400 x 265 x 200 mm / 15.7 x 10.4 x 7.9 inch. OC = 16.5 – 50.7 m (18.2 – 5.92 MHz). PO = 185 – 580 m (1622 – 517 kHz). GO = 1053 – 1974 m (285 – 152 kHz). Loudspeaker 9744X or 9784X Z = 5? See also Philips BX320A /01 with EL42 and EZ80. Net weight (2.2 lb = 1 kg). 6 kg / 13 lb 3.5 oz (13.216 lb).
07Jan
Raleigh AF-610 Vintage Tube Radio1950 Made Japan Tested look @Video needs clean
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01Jan
Working Vintage Tabletop Grundig Model 4570 U/Tube Stereo Made in W. Germany
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19Dec
Vintage Philips 4 Band Tube Radio Holland Made 1960 70s Very Rare Radio Alimmian8295
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18Dec
Vintage 1948 Admiral 7T01M-N Tube Table Radio Made in USA Restored Beautiful
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I don’t know anything about its history, and I have not plugged the radio in because I have heard that plugging in radios after they have sat for a long time is not good. This radio appears to be been restored in its recent past. There is even a tag from the company that worked on it before. I’m glad to answer any questions and thank you for looking.