Tested and the clock and sound works. Produced static, and the clock did turn. See the cracking on the bottom. This is a rare piece. I can’t find any other units for sale of this model, late alone the fact that it is pink.
The Vintage 1950s Westinghouse H-355T5 Tube Radio Telechron Alarm Clock in maroon is a rare and unique collectible from the era of tube radios. This classic piece combines the functionality of a radio and alarm clock in one retro package. The maroon color adds a touch of nostalgia to this vintage piece, making it a standout addition to any collection of 1950s electronics. Clock works, radio turns on but only gives static.
Has tubes, but just not getting power. Great piece to refurb or use as a shelf piece. The inside dial is missing and body has wear such as scratches and marks. Measures 13.5″x 6″x 7. Please review pics and feel free to reach out with any questions. Photographed is the actual item you’ll receive Via. Is located in Saratoga Springs, NY USA. We invite you to take a look at more unique items in my store VINTAGE ADDICTION!!
This listing is for a vintage Packard-Bell Model 602 tube radio, likely from the 1950s, featuring a classic wooden cabinet. The radio presents a wonderful opportunity for a collector or enthusiast to restore a piece of mid-century electronics history. The cabinet shows signs of age and wear consistent with its vintage, including some chipping on the top edge and surface scratches, which add to its authentic antique character. The tuning dial is intact, displaying both’SOUTHWEST’ and’NORTHWEST’ bands, along with’VOLUME’ and’TONE’ knobs. The back label confirms it is a Model 602, operating on 110-120 AC-DC volts, 28 watts, and 50-60 cycles, and lists the original tube layout. It will require repair or restoration to become functional again. Ideal for display, parts, or a restoration project. RADIO POWERS ON AND IS TESTED WORKING HAS SOME COSMETIC FLAWS INCLUDING SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES OVERALL STILL IN NICE CONDTION MISSING BADGE ON FRONT OF RADIO SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS.
The vintage Zenith Model F508V pink tube radio from the 1960s is a rare and collectible piece that works, but produces an audible low steady hum and has a difficult time tuning in stations. Takes 3-4 minutes to warm up before it powers on. Made in the United States, this radio is a part of the Zenith product line and features a unique coral color. Lots of smudges and wear but no major cracks to plastic. Zenith label has a seam and has been painted over in white. With its retro design and functionality, this vintage radio is a nostalgic and sought-after item for audio enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This is very rare and hard to come by, especially in working condition. This is for a vintage good working Courier Royal tube type CB radio. Just received from an estate sale. For a tube-type radio of this vintage, most major capacitors are bad. They will go bad just sitting on the shelf. All my other vintage radios are posted here, all do not work because of mostly bad capacitors. Oddly, this radio is working fine. Either the caps have repaired or they are still OK for some reason. This is my first. Sensitivity is good as I was picking up skip on Ch. 11, without an antenna. With a 30 inch wire, I was picking up all kind of stations. Note: The first picture of the watt meter shows 4-watts keyed down. The second picture shows 5-watts modulated. This is better than solid-state radios today. I did not tune it up or make any adjustments. This radio is very unique as it has a mechanical filter for exceptional receive selectively in a crowded RF environment. Perhaps it will put out more with proper antenna loading adjustment made. This has plenty of good audio and all meter’s work. This comes with power cord and mic. This radio is very clean with no major scratched. If this has not been reconditioned, I would suggest that you do so.
This item is a vintage RCA “New Yorker” Model 5Q55 walnut bakelite tube table radio from approximately 1938. Design: It features a molded cabinet designed by John Vassos. It does turn on but does radio does not connect. (With the cords being exposed it was probably a poor choice to plug it in to test it, but I did it anyway). It is highly recommended to replace the electrical wiring before plugging it in again, it could be dangerous. This radio will require some work, wiring and such to get it working again. The body is in excellent condition though. It is a beautiful piece! There are some white paint speckles on the top, I was able to remove a few of them with a damp rag very carefully, but there are still a few dots there. I just got tired and didn’t do the rest, sorry! Dimensions: Approximately 13.5″ wide, 9.3″ tall and 8.7 deep, and weighs 15 pounds & 1 oz. Please see photos for more details and thanks for looking!
Radio powers on and all tubes work. They all light up and get warm (including fully functioning magic eye tube). FM reception is working as are both the tape inputs and ouputs, along with the aux speaker output. All 3 speakers are tested and working no issues. Have played all 3 at full volume with full clarity. I could not pull in on any of these and it seems to be a common with these. Cosmetically it’s in pretty nice shape I’ve highlighted all of the flaws. Out of the box this will pull in fm and work perfectly and also allow you to hook up an auxiliary source (including bluetooth) with the proper adapters and an auxiliary speaker should you want to. It’s a real gem. I don’t have time to diagnose the issues with the other frequency bands.
Lights work, connects to radio stations. GLASS IS BROKEN NEEDS REPLACEMENT. Knob spins perfect but actual dial screen does not spin, connection needs to be replaced. (all original parts)in mechanical working order. Unit is coming from a used environment with some wear and tear from use overtime. Needs some TLC and a slight restoration, but works as in connection to the radio. Connects to radio, spin to find station does not work. Thanks for your interest in this item. If the radio ever needs to be serviced, just search for your locial radio club, and that will direct you to someone easily. Message with any questions. CONDITION COMES AS IS, AND IS SHOWN IN THE IMAGES. SIGNS OF WEAR AND SOME DIRTY SPOTS SHOWN. VEIW ALL IMAGES BEFORE PURCHASING. That is to protect us from the few dishonest Ebayer’s who play switch and blame, parts pirates, etc. We state the condition of the item to the best of our ability. Since most of the equipment we sell is vintage or preowned, there are no warrantee’s or guarantee’s on any of the items we sell. Look through our past auctions, we tell it the way it is. We will respond as quickly as possible.
Vintage Vacuum Tube Lot (42 Tubes) – RCA, GE, Sylvania, Westinghouse – Untested – TV/Radio Mix. 42 vintage vacuum tubes. From a variety of well-known manufacturers. Most are NOS however there are some which appear to be pulls. Includes a mix of. TV sweep tubes, rectifiers, and radio tubes. Suitable for collectors, restorers, or bulk buyers. Tube Types Included (as labeled). Some labels are handwritten or aged – tube type based on box markings. No guarantee of functionality. Some tubes appear unused, others may be pulls. Boxes show wear, writing, and age-related damage. With some earlier radio types mixed in. Bulk buyers, resellers, or restoration projects. No further testing or sorting has been done. Carefully packed to protect glass tubes.