Thank you for viewing my item! Available is a vintage 1935 Atwater Kent Model 415Q. It is a wood case tube radio standing approximately 17 tall. It has some scuffing on the top of the radio, otherwise the case is in good shape for it’s age.
The Vintage Zenith Radio with a wood cabinet and tabletop design is a beautifully crafted piece that harkens back to a bygone era of radio manufacturing in the United States. This collectible radio from the 1930s-1949 period is a testament to the classic design and functionality of Zenith radios. Tested and confirmed to be in working order, this vintage radio is sure to delight any collector of tube radios or vintage electronics.
Vintage Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp. Tabletop tube radio, model ED-354. Dates to the mid-to-late 1930s and features a classic Art Deco dial and original wood cabinet. Measures approximately 16″ wide x 8.5″ deep x 10.5 tall. Cabinet shows normal cosmetic wear consistent with age. Interior components appear complete; speaker cone is intact. Original dial, knobs, and feet present. See photos for details. Note: Due to age, radio should be serviced before operation. Emerson radio, vintage tube radio, 1930s radio, art deco radio, wood radio, tabletop radio, antique radio, pre war radio, tube electronics, radio collector.
Authentic Mid-Century Sound: Vintage Zenith USA Vacuum Tube Radio, Tested and Working???? Bring the warm, rich tone of the 1950s into your home with this incredible Zenith vacuum tube radio! ? Handcrafted in America, Zenith was once the gold standard in American consumer electronics, known for its superior reception and iconic philosophy. This unit is a true legacy from the golden age of broadcasting! ????? Practical Vintage Excellence Unlike antiques meant only for decoration, this Zenith unit is a certified working model! It’s the perfect functional centerpiece for any retro-themed interior. Design: Features a classic mid-century dark cabinet with elegant speaker grilles and original knobs. VINTAGE CHARACTER: As a true antique, it will exhibit minor wear and aging (scratches and patina) that adds to its historic charm. Please carefully review the high-resolution photos to verify the condition. ?????? Product Specifications (Product Only) Size: Approx. 13.4 x 7.9 x 7.1 inches approx. 34.0 x 20.0 x 18.0 cm?? Weight: Approx. 7.72 lbs approx. We understand the soul of vintage electronics. We pride ourselves on delivering Japanese-standard service to collectors worldwide! ??? Don’t miss your chance to own a working piece of American history. Add it to your collection today! ????? 1 inch = 2.54 cm (25.4 mm). Mow Motor Law NIPPON. We answer your questions promptly. All items we handle are products originally released in Japan. Please make sure your device or system is compatible with Japanese versions. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as gifts. You can return the item within.
This vintage Westinghouse tabletop radio is a classic mid-century piece featuring timeless industrial design and authentic analog controls. With its perforated speaker grille, large tuning dial, and solid construction, it’s an excellent example of early American home radio craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors, restorers, or retro home décor, this radio looks great displayed even if not fully restored. Era: Mid-century (circa 1950s-1960s). Analog tuning dial & volume control. Original power cord attached. Solid plastic cabinet with vented back panel. Classic cream / off-white color. Shows cosmetic wear consistent with age (scuffs, discoloration, dust – see photos). Untested due to age (recommended for safety). No major cracks or broken knobs observed. Restoration or tube radio repair projects. Film, studio, or prop use. ###128248; Photos show the exact item you will receive.
Vintage, made in the USA in 1937! The dial light does not come in but the radio reception is decent here in Seattle, WA. No cracks in the case, but there are a few scuffs/knicks. Nothing major at all considering this radio’s age+.
Fresh from a local estate, this Airline Model 93BR-715A pushbutton tabletop radio is a good candidate for restoration. The radio powered up, but I could detect a distinct capacitor odor, so the unit will have to be recapped to get it functioning. The finish on the radio is all original and has simply been cleaned and polished with a professional wood wax. There is significant wear to the shellac on the top and the grill veneer is warped and broken in a few spots. The bottom of the radio is showing some separating of the plywood, most likely from moisture. The plastic dial bezel is broken at 3 of the corners and will need some work to get it properly affixed. Both knobs turn smoothly and properly and the wheel dials function properly as well. The push buttons are a bit sticky and will need attention. The grill cloth is in good condition, with no rips or holes. The power cord is a replacement. Despite the defects, the radio is quite worthy of a restoration. Do not hesitate to make an offer all will be considered.
Super cool radio – I believe the color is “Champagne white” but it looks like a greige to me, neutral tone. Still has a shine to it, dials are in excellent condition and functioning properly, tube radio takes a few seconds to warm up as is custom, tuner feels fine. Cord is fine and functional. Case of the radio is in very good condition; minimal blemishes.
This five-tube tabletop radio was built in 1937 by Zenith Radio Corporation, Chicago, IL. The radio is a common super heterodyne with a ZF/IF of 456 kHz. The radio has three bands: Broadcast, Short Wave(s) and Police. It sports Zenith’s famous’Black Dial’ with back light color scheme lettering. It has two tuning pointers – one for frequency and one for fine tuning. The electromagnetic dynamic loudspeaker is six inches in diameter. The wooden case has has some scratches and where in original tones. The Vintage Zenith Radio 5 S 119 features a classic design with a wood cabinet and tabletop display, making it both a functional radio and a stylish piece of decor. The Zenith brand, known for its quality and durability, adds to the appeal of this retro collectible from the 1930s to 1949 era of tube radios. Perfect for vintage radio enthusiasts or collectors looking to add a unique and timeless piece to their collection.