The Vintage General Electric GE Model 260 Portable Tube Radio is a collectible piece from the 1950s that represents a nostalgic era of radio technology. This portable tube radio, made by the trusted brand General Electric, would have been used for listening to music or news broadcasts during that time period.

The product is a rare vintage Crosley 10-140 tube radio, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts looking for a unique piece for their audio setup. With a pitch range of +/- 10%, this radio offers a distinctive sound quality that may appeal to those seeking a nostalgic or retro audio experience. While the radio may require parts or repair to fully-functional, it can still serve as a valuable addition to a collection or as a conversation piece for vintage radio enthusiasts. Can get sound and static when tuning but dial stops and unable to get stations. Has soiling and scuffs. Has case damage see pictures.

This radio does not work in its current condition. I plugged it in and nothing. It does have all of the tubs from what I can tell.

I have no knowledge of this item other than google image, please note that the title may or may not be accurate. I dont know if it works or not due to the condition of the power cord, I do not want to plug it in. This has not been cleaned, I dont want to ruin anything that I have no knowledge about. Please see all pictures as they also serve as the description.

RCA Victor Model 56X3. This classic American radio features a handsome curved wood cabinet, horizontal wooden speaker louvers, three front controls, and a distinctive burgundy, gold and cream horizontal tuning dial. Although this radio is NOT WORKING, it retains tremendous visual character and makes an excellent display piece for a vintage interior, office, library, study, movie/photography prop, radio collection, or restoration project. Reference information for this model identifies it as a six-tube receiver. This radio has been tested and DOES NOT WORK. No attempt has been made to diagnose, repair or restore the radio. The exact cause of the non-working condition is unknown. Tion, replacement parts, accessories or other items are included unless specifically shown in the photographs. This is an approximately 80-year-old vintage radio and shows age and use consistent with an unrestored antique electronic item. The wooden cabinet remains highly attractive and displays beautifully from the front. It retains its distinctive curved profile, horizontal wooden grille/louvers, tuning dial and three front control knobs. The cabinet shows various scratches, scuffs, finish wear, edge wear, small marks and areas of discoloration. There is more noticeable finish wear around the left front control knob and along portions of the lower front panel. Additional scratches and edge wear are visible on the sides and corners. The tuning dial remains highly presentable and retains its attractive burgundy, gold and cream coloration. The rear is open and the original rear/back cover is not present. The internal chassis, tubes, speaker and other components shown in the photographs are present; however, no representation is made that every internal component is original, complete, functional or suitable for reuse. The original RCA Victor identification/tube-location label remains attached to the underside and is remarkably legible considering its age. Please examine all photographs carefully. Included is exactly what is shown in the photographs. RCA Victor Model 56X3 radio with cabinet, chassis, tubes, speaker, controls, power cord and other components currently attached/present. No back cover is included. The radio has been tested and is NOT WORKING. It is offered as a collectible, decorative display piece and/or for restoration, repair or parts. Because of the age of vintage electronics, the item should not be assumed safe for continued electrical use without inspection and appropriate servicing by someone knowledgeable in vintage electronics. Vintage electronics may require future servicing, cleaning, or adjustment due to age, even when currently functioning. For Parts or Not Working.

It has NOT been tested, has an aged cord, and is assumed to NOT work in its current state. What you see in the photos is exactly what you will receive. If you have any questions, please send me a message.

Does not turn on when plugged in. Could just be a minor issue. Some minor nicks on the wood but still in good condition. Overall pretty clean for age. Clean internals minus a bit of dust. Comes with everything shown in photos. Any questions please ask! THANKS FOR VIEWING OUR STORE! OUR #1 GOAL IS TO KEEP OUR CUSTOMERS SATISFIED. WE SELL THOUSANDS OF VINTAGE CLOTHING ITEMS, TOYS, COLLECTIBLES, & ANTIQUES. CONDITION: WE WILL NEVER HIDE ANY DAMAGE. IT WILL BE NOTED OR SHOWN. We make sure your item will arrive safely. Please read item specifics and view photos and confirm measurements before purchasing. We have exceptional customer feedback.

Vintage Philips B5X94A/64 Tube Radio – For Parts or Repair, Power On Tested. Features Philips’ dual-amplifier “Bi-Ampli” design with push-button band selection and a magic eye tuning indicator. Unit powers on but has only been power tested – no claims made on reception, sound quality, or full functionality. A great candidate for restoration by collectors familiar with vintage European tube radios.

This product is a collection of vintage tube radio parts from various well-known brands such as RCA, GE, HUDSON, CLAROSTAT, STANWYCK, and AEROVOX CORP. The parts are a mixed lot, representing a variety of models from the United States. This assortment is perfect for collectors or those seeking to repair or restore vintage audio equipment, offering a piece of electronic history from some of the most iconic companies in the industry.

For sale we have a VINTAGE 1923 Magnavox AC2 ANTIQUE OLD RADIO Audio Amplifier or parts Or Repair. It is missing the tubes. There is some wood missing from the side. I do not k now if there are any other problems with it.