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.

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.

Offered is a Philips / Norelco model B5X88A, a high-quality European tube radio manufactured in Holland in the late 1950s. This model is part of Philips’ respected B-series and is well regarded among collectors for its sound quality, engineering, and distinctive mid-century European design. This is not a decorative or untested example – the radio works properly and sounds excellent, making it suitable for both listening and display. Smooth tuning and stable performance. Warm, full-bodied tube audio with no distortion. Dial illumination functions correctly. Tested for extended listening and performs as expected for a properly operating valve radio of this class. ? Model-Specific Technical Details (Collector Relevant). The B5X88A is a 5-tube superheterodyne receiver, designed by Philips and marketed in North America under the Norelco name. Dual speaker configuration, providing noticeably richer and wider sound than single-speaker sets. Ferrite rod antenna system (adjustable ferroceptor visible on rear panel). Heavy steel chassis with classic Philips component layout. European audio voicing known for clarity and balance rather than harsh output. The internal photos show a clean, honest chassis with period-correct components and layout. No evidence of careless modification or modern re-engineering – this appears to be a well-preserved original example rather than a parts unit. Cabinet presents very well overall. Edge wear and surface scuffs consistent with age and careful use. No cracks, major veneer loss, or structural damage. Dial glass, knobs, and trim intact and visually appealing. All cosmetic wear is accurately documented in the photos to ensure transparency. The B5X88A is a known, respected model, and working examples with good cosmetics are increasingly difficult to find.

Vintage Philips Type P145 tube radio manufactured by Philips Industries Ltd. This unit powers on and plays, and a video of it working is included in the listing. A great piece for collectors, vintage decor, or anyone who appreciates classic tube radio design. ? Vintage Philips tube radio. ? Powers on and plays. ? Classic wood cabinet design. ??? Manufactured in Toronto, Canada. ? Video demonstration included. The radio powers on and plays. Cabinet shows cosmetic wear consistent with age including finish wear and surface marks. Back panel shows age and cracking but remains intact. Please review all photos carefully for full condition. Every item is inspected and guaranteed. They’re not just Good Finds – they’re GREAT FINDS.

Made by the well-known brand Philips in the United States, this unit is a single piece that showcases the classic design and functionality of 1950s radios. With its sleek Bakelite exterior and tube technology, this radio is a unique and nostalgic addition to any vintage collection or retro-themed space. Perfect for those who appreciate the charm and craftsmanship of mid-century electronics, this working radio is sure to bring a touch of nostalgia to any home. Note: radio looks excellent with no cracks. Plugged in, turned on, waited for tubes to warm up and then turned tuner knob until I found a signal and heard talking. That is the extent of testing. No other claims are made.

Offered is a Philips / Norelco model B5X88A, a high-quality European tube radio manufactured in Holland in the late 1950s. This model is part of Philips’ respected B-series and is well regarded among collectors for its sound quality, engineering, and distinctive mid-century European design. This is not a decorative or untested example – the radio works properly and sounds excellent, making it suitable for both listening and display. Smooth tuning and stable performance. Warm, full-bodied tube audio with no distortion. Dial illumination functions correctly. Tested for extended listening and performs as expected for a properly operating valve radio of this class. ? Model-Specific Technical Details (Collector Relevant). The B5X88A is a 5-tube superheterodyne receiver, designed by Philips and marketed in North America under the Norelco name. Dual speaker configuration, providing noticeably richer and wider sound than single-speaker sets. Ferrite rod antenna system (adjustable ferroceptor visible on rear panel). Heavy steel chassis with classic Philips component layout. European audio voicing known for clarity and balance rather than harsh output. The internal photos show a clean, honest chassis with period-correct components and layout. No evidence of careless modification or modern re-engineering – this appears to be a well-preserved original example rather than a parts unit. Cabinet presents very well overall. Edge wear and surface scuffs consistent with age and careful use. No cracks, major veneer loss, or structural damage. Dial glass, knobs, and trim intact and visually appealing. All cosmetic wear is accurately documented in the photos to ensure transparency. The B5X88A is a known, respected model, and working examples with good cosmetics are increasingly difficult to find.

Mid-century Philips B6X82A “Bi-Ampli” tube radio, manufactured in Toronto, Canada by Philips Electronics Industries Ltd. Model: B6X82A – Serial No. Power: 110V / 60 Hz / 0.60 A. Tube configuration: dual-amplifier (Bi-Ampli) high-fidelity design. Controls: volume, tone, band select, and function switches. Rear connectors for external speakers, phono, and tape input. Beautifully intact front grille, all original knobs, and glass scale dial. Cabinet retains its rich walnut finish with only light age wear. Powers on and dial lights illuminate; no further testing performed. 24 in W × 13 in H × 10 in D. Weight: 25 lb (11 kg). Excellent visual presentation for its age. Cabinet shows only light surface marks consistent with careful use. The dial lettering and grille are crisp and bright. All knobs turn smoothly. Rear service panel and factory labels present, including Philips Service decal and serial tag. This 1959-60 Bi-Ampli is one of Philips’ most desirable late-tube-era radios, prized for its warm tone, engineering quality, and elegant. A superb display piece for a mid-century modern interior, or an excellent candidate for electronic restoration. Please review all photos for details.

Offered is a Philips / Norelco model B5X88A, a high-quality European tube radio manufactured in Holland in the late 1950s. This model is part of Philips’ respected B-series and is well regarded among collectors for its sound quality, engineering, and distinctive mid-century European design. This is not a decorative or untested example – the radio works properly and sounds excellent, making it suitable for both listening and display. Smooth tuning and stable performance. Warm, full-bodied tube audio with no distortion. Dial illumination functions correctly. Tested for extended listening and performs as expected for a properly operating valve radio of this class. ? Model-Specific Technical Details (Collector Relevant). The B5X88A is a 5-tube superheterodyne receiver, designed by Philips and marketed in North America under the Norelco name. Dual speaker configuration, providing noticeably richer and wider sound than single-speaker sets. Ferrite rod antenna system (adjustable ferroceptor visible on rear panel). Heavy steel chassis with classic Philips component layout. European audio voicing known for clarity and balance rather than harsh output. The internal photos show a clean, honest chassis with period-correct components and layout. No evidence of careless modification or modern re-engineering – this appears to be a well-preserved original example rather than a parts unit. Cabinet presents very well overall. Edge wear and surface scuffs consistent with age and careful use. No cracks, major veneer loss, or structural damage. Dial glass, knobs, and trim intact and visually appealing. All cosmetic wear is accurately documented in the photos to ensure transparency for collectors. ? Who This Radio Is For. Philips / European electronics enthusiasts. Tube audio listeners who value warmth and clarity. Buyers seeking authentic function, not just décor. The B5X88A is a known, respected model, and working examples with good cosmetics are increasingly difficult to find.