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14Oct
Vintage 1939 GE Model HJ514 AM 5 Tube Radio Ingraham Cabinet Very Clean Works
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Remember this is a 1939 model when you take a look at the pictures. Outer walnut side wrap around case. The radio has a newer power cord that you will not have to replace. Both knobs and dial pointer work. Dial lens, dial face in good shape. Full original back and sticker on bottom. Dimensions: 12″ x 7 1/2″ x 7. The stations signal strength is strong. Plays across the dial. No hiss or hum presently when I play it. A pre-war classic that you can play everyday. The radio was taken care of. Will be packed well to arrive safely.
12Oct
VINTAGE RCA RADIOLA II MODEL AR-800 RADIO VG CONDX with COVER & TUBES
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Really nicely laid out AR-800 radio in solid condition Case looks to have been refinished – nicely done The two tubes have been positively – continuity tested This radio of course has not been operationally tested. We assume it will need a tune-up prior to operation One door has a removable hinge while the rear – has a fixed hinge Please look at all 24 pics.
10Oct
Vintage 1947 Emerson Model 543 Plaskon Radio Working Antique Tube Radio Art Deco Radio
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09Oct
Vintage Tube Radio DX-335 National Magic Eye Antique Tabletop Model Retro Japan
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Please let us know if you have any questions. Showa Retro National Vacuum Tube Radio DX-335 with Magic Eye. Radio reception and sound are audible (confirmed). This is a retro analog (vacuum tube) radio full of Showa-era charm. You can wirelessly transmit audio from your smartphone to this radio. Bluetooth unit and connection cable included. When connecting directly with the connection cable, recent smartphones such as Google Pixel no longer have an earphone jack, so a special 3.5mm adapter cable from the Type-C terminal is required. This is not necessary when connecting wirelessly via Bluetooth. Dimensions: Width 37cm, Depth 18cm, Height 17cm. About Importer’s Obligation. Thank you for your understanding.
07Oct
King Model 4602 Vintage Wooden Tube Radio All Original, AA5 Chassis, Untested
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(Brooklyn, New York). Model: 4602 (Early post-WWII era). Year: 1946. Circuitry: Classic “All American Five” (AA5) superheterodyne circuit. Power Specifications: 110-125 Volts, 40 Watts, 50-60 Hz? Condition and Features? . High Level of Originality and Completeness: Retains the original front metal “AIR KING RADIO” crown emblem, the pair of matching wooden knobs, and the intact Art Deco-style “waterfall” wooden grille. Museum-Quality Bottom Label: The original paper label on the bottom is in excellent condition, with text as clear as new. Clean and Complete Chassis: The interior is exceptionally tidy, free from severe rust, dust accumulation, or mold. The original large loop antenna is intact. All “GT” series tubes such as 35Z5GT, 50L6GT, 12SQ7, etc. Are present and correctly installed. Exterior Condition: The wooden cabinet shows natural wear consistent with its age, with minor finish loss or scuffs along the top and bottom edges (please refer to photos), yet it retains a charming vintage character and authentic patina. The internal circuitry appears completely unmodified, making it an ideal candidate for a collector’s “authentic” restoration project, as well as a superb decorative piece for a Mid-Century Modern Power cord missing; please refer to the photos for other details.
05Oct
Philco Model 38-93b Vintage Cathedral Style Tube Radio Wood Cabinet 1930s Works
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1938 Philco 38-93b Cathedral-Style Tube Radio. Interesting piece, as it’s labeled 38-93 but looks like a 37-93b (different cabinet shape). Based on the inspection date, I’m guessing this radio was manufactured at the tail end of the 1937 production run and was simply labeled as a’38 model. Could use some restoration but seems to be fully functional. Receives fine without an antenna connected. Frequency display is quite badly damaged. Would likely be dust in the wind if not for some ancient tape on the inside holding it together. The tiny bulb that illuminates the frequency display went out during testing but came back on. May be in need of replacement soon. Volume knob was exceptionally scratchy so the pot has been cleaned. It is no longer scratchy. Has numerous chips in the finish: scuffs, scratches etc. But it could be worse!












