Vintage Zenith tube radio, model 5G41. Classic 1940s tabletop radio with iconic Zenith “Royalty of Radio” dial. Features original cabinet and internal chassis label. Shows normal wear consistent with age. Not tested due to lack of proper equipment. Great piece for collectors, vintage electronics enthusiasts, or decor. Please review all photos for exact condition.
RCA Victor Model 5T6 Vintage Tube Radio – Working Condition. Known for quality and reliability, RCA Victor is one of the most sought-after names in vintage radios. Powers on and works. Original knobs and faceplate. Clean dial with vibrant graphics. Solid wood cabinet with light age wear. Great for collectors, vintage décor, or everyday listening with that warm tube sound. ? Approx 17-18 wide.
The Vintage Grundig Tube Radio Type 97a from the 1950s is a classic German model that is in working condition. This collectible radio, part of the Radios category, is a testament to the quality craftsmanship and design of the era. With its tube technology and retro aesthetic, this radio is sure to be a standout piece for any collector or vintage enthusiast looking to add a piece of radio history to their collection. Its functionality and vintage charm make it a unique and sought-after item for those interested in classic German electronics from the mid-20th century. The radio is in great condition for its age. The right dial has a chip in it shown in pictures. The out side cabinet is in great condition and all buttons are in working order. Some of the cloth over the speaker is starting to show signs of aging. Please refer to pictures. The radio was made is west Germany, this is the German model with all words spelled in German.
For your consideration is this Grundig Majestic Model 1070 Tube Radio. The tube radio, cosmetically, is in fair condition. There is staining and discoloration most notably on the front side of the radio. The off button is cracked. The volume control knob is difficult to operate. I peered behind the back cover and noticed some corrosion (please see pictures). I did not attempt to test this tube radio. I have been told I can potentially damage the radio without first replacing the capacitors. I would prefer that this go to someone who can restore this radio and bring it back to life! The dimensions of the radio are 20″ Length, 8″ Depth, 13 Height.
Philips Philetta Model BD 244U – Old Radio – Vintage tube radio – defective. It buzzes, but does not play music. With dirt, patina, warehouse and signs of use. The housing is not broken. Please note the numerous pictures. Width: 28.5 cm. Philips Philetta Model BD 244U – Old Radio – Vintage tube radio – defective Unnecessary attic find. Width: 28.5 cm Height: 18.5cm Depth: 16.5cm Weight: 3.34kg.
Refurbished beautiful wood case, speaker screen and dial. The Antique Western Royal Radio Model W6D18 is a vintage tube radio from the United States that works fantastic, including the dial light. This collectible piece is a rare find for radio enthusiasts and collectors, featuring the iconic Western Royal brand. With its classic design and functionality, this radio model is sure to be a standout piece in any collection of antique radios from the 1930s to 1940s.
Rare Small Motorola Pixie Portable Tube Radio Vintage Early 1950s Model 45P1. Untested because I don’t have the batteries to test it. The inside looks very clean, SEE PICTURES. Tube Lineup: It uses a high-performance superheterodyne circuit with four tubes: one miniature (1R5) and three subminiature tubes (1AH4, 1AJ5, and 1AG4) that are roughly the diameter of a pencil. Motorola Pixie Model 45P1, a notable piece of mid-century electronics history introduced around 1955. Despite its compact size, which resembles early transistor models, it is actually a portable tube radio using specialized subminiature vacuum tubes. Model Variants: The 45P1 designation refers specifically to the Ebony (Black) color variant. Audio: It features a 2-inch permanent magnet speaker protected by a gold-toned metal grille. Portability: Measuring approximately 6″ x 4″ x 2, it was one of the slimmest tube-based portables of its era before transistor technology became dominant. This radio is a “battery-only” set and requires two specific power sources to operate. “A” Battery (Filament): One standard 1.5V “C” cell battery. “B” Battery (Plate): A 45V DC battery. The back cover seems to be missing it’s hinges and a piece of the plastic is missing. That is why the price is lower then others listed.
Gorgeous, classic mid-century design by one-time leading brand Zenith. Model appears to be L5222W from 1952 production, but original stamp is somewhat unclear. Cabinet is all original factory-molded Bakelite and factory painted in vanilla cream. Not repainted, no over spray, no touchup – none needed. All original factory metal film trim pieces and the knobs are in excellent condition, no rub off or peeling. This model has a Bakelite rear cover painted in matching vanilla – not cardboard as in earlier models. Product information and instruction label is attached to bottom of cabinet, with creases and tears around the edges from age. Electronics and Telechron clock are working well and quietly with no issues, but radio doesn’t seem to be turning on or tuning – may just need replacement tube(s). Cabinet and knobs are in excellent vintage condition: no cracks or breaks in cabinet; there are several small chips and scratches in paint, some marks and age-related wear, oxidation of metal parts and screws; clear plastic dial covers are undamaged but have some minor smudges; clock face is slightly rotated – this appears to be from original production. Knobs and dials are securely attached and operational. See photos for details of condition. Radio was gently used then stored in a dry, cool environment for a long period of time in a no-smoking, no-perfume, no-pet environment. Measures approximately 13″ x 6″ x 6 and weighs 5 lbs 10 oz.
