Vintage Hammarlund HQ-120 Shortwave Receiver Tube Radio. Removed from collector’s home clean-out along with hundreds of other radios and devices. Tested to power on, lights illiminate and knobs turn. This item has passed our functionality checklist. F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6. C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9. Peripheral Device Answer Y, N or NA. Unit powers on normally. All key functions are working properly. All secondary functions work. Cables or power cords are free from breaks or tears. Unit is free of large scuffs and scratches. Unit is not missing parts. Unit is fully functional. We do our best to ensure each and every product we sell is fully tested and free of problems and we try to note any issues we notice and describe them in the listing. If you were to have any questions or concerns we are here to help. We will help to resolve any issues quickly and fairly. F1 – Collectible or Specialty Equipment. F2 – Verified Specialty Equipment. F3 – Key Function, Working. F4 – Hardware Functional. F6 – Like New. C2 – Used, Poor. C3 – Used, Fair. C4 – Used, Good. C5 – Used, Very Good. C6 – Used Excellent. C9 – New, Open Box.

Vintage Rogers Majestic Model 8R662 tube radio manufactured in Canada. This antique tabletop radio features a beautiful Art Deco-era wood cabinet, original Rogers dial, shortwave capability, original tubes, and original battery-operation documentation. An excellent restoration candidate or display piece for collectors of antique radios and early communications equipment. Interior components, tubes, chassis, and paperwork are present. Original cloth wiring remains intact but shows age-related wear. The cabinet exhibits veneer cracking, veneer loss, finish wear, grille cloth damage, and other cosmetic imperfections consistent with age. A desirable Rogers-Majestic Canadian model that would make a great restoration project or addition to a vintage radio collection. Rogers Majestic Model 8R662 tube radio. Original tubes as shown. Original chassis and internal components. Vintage Rogers-Majestic Canadian radio. Shortwave and standard broadcast bands. Original Rogers tuning dial. Manufactured in Toronto, Canada. Veneer loss and cracking present. Grille cloth has tears and wear. Surface scratches, finish wear, and age-related cosmetic imperfections. Cloth wiring shows age and fraying. Please review all photos carefully.

A genuine post-war Art Deco piece with beautiful curved bakelite cabinet and original woven rattan speaker grille.

The Vintage RCA Victor 16T3 Tube Radio is a classic piece from 1938, featuring a push-button console for easy tuning. Made by RCA in the United States, this radio combines retro charm with functional features. It is in working condition pulling in several stations. There is a slight hum and some static. A good tuning maintenance would help clear up any noise. The dim bulb tester is showing no shorts in the electrical. With some wear like scratches on the case but overall still in really good condition.

Vintage Imperial Tube Tabletop Radio. This is untested because the cord needs to be replaced. The items I sell are mostly untested or tested for power only. I do not have the time to test each item I have as that would take far too much time. I use 95% new packing material. Please be sure to check out my other items in my store. Please feel free to contact me if there are any questions. Thank you for looking at my item(s) and Happy Shopping!!

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.

Vintage Invicta Model 72 / 73 valve (tube) radio manufactured by Invicta Radio Ltd. The dial features multiple bands including Shortwave, Medium Wave, and Long Wave, with numerous European broadcast station markings. The cabinet has a classic mid-century design with a woven speaker grille and wood-tone finish. The rear panel confirms the model designation and indicates it was designed for 100-250 volt mains A. A nice candidate for vintage radio collectors or restoration enthusiasts.

RARE EXPORT MODEL – 115V AC (USA). Classic European design with glossy Bakelite cabinet, multi-band world dial, and Voice / Orchestra tone selector. ? Condition & Operation. Powers on (unit lights up). No sound output. FM tuning needle moves. All buttons respond when pressed. One button is missing on the top center, located between the “Voice” and “Orchestra” buttons. Back panel, wiring, and antenna connections appear original. Due to age, the radio will require service/restoration to function properly. Very attractive display condition. Light surface wear consistent with age. No cracks observed in cabinet. Please review all photos and video carefully as they are part of the description. Not fully tested beyond what is described above. Intended for collectors, restorers, or decorative display. A desirable and hard-to-find Graetz export tube radio, perfect for a vintage audio collection or restoration project.

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.

Of Welwyn Garden City in the U. This is the TA AC mains version of the 152 (the TU was the AC/DC version). The AC mains voltage is jumper selected to accommodate the country exported to. It is a 5 tube receiver with three wave bands – broadcast and 2 shortwave covering 13-120 meters. It measures 14 x 7.5 x 8.5 inches and weighs 12lbs. It has terminals for an external antenna, wire and earth. It was DOA when we originally received it, the U404 rectifier tube was dead and the audio trans had an open primary. Not wanting to source a replacement from the U. (or Ukraine), we replaced the U404 with a more common 35Z3 tube. The receiver had a re-capping completed, any out of spec resistors and brittle wires replaced, a new AC switch/volume control and polarized power cord installed. An RF alignment was performed. The front panel has been painted. Just full disclosure that there are imperfections. The case is in good shape as the pictures show but there is a nick along the case edge under the tuning control. Previous to us possessing, someone had cut a hole in the bottom to access the band trimmers for adjustments. The perspex scale shows a couple of scribe marks made by a previous owner who was apparently too thick to remember where their favorite stations where on the dial. There is no rear cover (so enjoy the glow). Please review all pics and videos for appearance and condition. But, we know it’s another keeper. Additional details on the Murphy TA 152 can be found on RadioMuseum org website. I’ll also make available a 1949 guide to Murphy exports that details this receiver. Vintage tube radio reception differs greatly depending on it’s location, length of antenna, time of day (evening being best for SW) and amount of interference in or around the home. Many modern-day appliances and power supplies interfere with reception and cause static, distortion or buzzing. This is an 75 year old tube radio. Its reception, sound and performance should not be expected to compare to modern radios.