General Television & Radio Corp 1946 Art Deco Bakelite Case Airplane Dial Indicator Radio. General Television & Radio Company model #5A5 (1946) polished black Bakelite cabinet w/ white/ivory Plaskon trim w/Red Airplane Dial Indicator. Meticulously restored and polished. If you plan to play the radio you should have it looked at by a radio expert in restoration. Radio is 8 1/2″ Wide x 6″ Tall x 6 1/4 Deep. Please carefully review the photos they are an important part of the description. Smooth Shinny Cabinet that is damage free. No Cracks, damages or blemishes, its just perfect. Please look at my other radios for sale and my 100% positive reviews.

10 round CRT screen. Dual VHF channel selector (Channels 2-13). Original wood cabinet. Cabinet shows normal cosmetic wear consistent with age. Interior chassis shows surface rust typical of unrestored tube electronics. Missing one front control knob (see photos). This is a great candidate for restoration or display. Perfect mid-century piece for collectors, decorators, or vintage electronics enthusiasts.

The Vintage Westinghouse Television & Radio Service Case contains a collection of vacuum tubes of various brands. Despite not being tested, these vintage tubes hold historical value and could potentially still be useful for collectors or enthusiasts looking to repair or restore vintage audio and video equipment. This case provides a unique opportunity to own a piece of electronic history and possibly uncover hidden treasures for those passionate about vintage electronics.

I WILL OFFER THE BEST IN COLLECTING. WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS. THIS IS NOT YOUR AVERAGE TELEVISION, THIS MINIATURE TV HAS A 3 INCH SCREEN AND WAS MADE IN THE 1940s. THE CASE IS IN VERY NICE CONDITION. HOW NICE WOULD THIS MINI TV LOOK IN YOUR HOME OR OFFICE, OR ADD TO ANY DECOR. THE TELEVISION IS UNTESTED, AND ALL APPEARS COMPLETE EXCEPT THE ELECTRIC CORD MUST HAVE BEEN WORN AND REMOVED FOR SAFTY, SEE THE PHOTOS. THE TELEVISION IS WELL BUILT, SOLID, AND STURDY. ANYWAY DONT LET THIS BEAUTIFUL CLASSIC STYLE TV SLIP BY THEY DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE OFTEN. I HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING. I PACK VERY WELL, YOUR ITEM WILL BE DELIVERED WITHOUT DAMAGE. CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE Check out my other items! AND PLEASE BOOKMARK RADIOS10467 Be sure to add me to your favorites list! OVERSEAS BUYERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. ALL OLD ELECTRONICS ARE. Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter.

Step back into TV history with this Pilot TV-37, one of the first portable consumer televisions, manufactured in 1948 by Pilot Radio Corp. Long Island City, NY. This set powers on -the tubes glow and crackle, and a bright dot of light appears on the 3-inch screen (see photos). Beyond that, it is untested for reception or operation. 14.5″ W x 9.5″ H x 14 D. Original cord present, all four knobs intact. Shows scratches, scuffs, and age-related wear consistent with a 75+ year-old set (see photos for full condition). The Pilot TV-37 is highly collectible due to its unique compact design and status as one of the first affordable post-war TVs. Even as a display piece, these are sought after by collectors and mid-century enthusiasts alike.

The model is a 15HF1 and was made in the USA. This is a unit that was originally in an Admiral Console. The radio is used and does have some wear from previous use and old age. I was not able to fully test the radio, but when I plug it in, it seems that all the tubes light up and glow. The radio is very clean including the chrome. There is almost no rust and cosmetically is in excellent condition! Check out the photos for a more detailed view of the items condition, the photos are also a part of the item description. As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words! If you do have any questions please feel free to shoot us a message. We will be more than happy to get back with you as soon as possible. Check out the other items that we currently have in our store!

I found this box in the basement. We have a dry basement no pets no smoking. This is on a metal shelf above the floor. My dad was electrical engineer Raytheon and he loved fixing things and building things especially with TVs and tubes and radios and sonar equipment. Most of the tubes in these boxes seem to be an excellent condition if you’re interested or you have any questions, please write to me. I don’t answer them as best I can.

Cord cut for safety.

The model is a 15HF1 and was made in the USA. This is a unit that was originally in an Admiral Console. The radio is used and does have some wear from previous use and old age. I was not able to fully test the radio, but when I plug it in, it seems that all the tubes light up and glow. The radio is very clean including the chrome. There is almost no rust and cosmetically is in excellent condition! Check out the photos for a more detailed view of the items condition, the photos are also a part of the item description. As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words! If you do have any questions please feel free to shoot us a message. We will be more than happy to get back with you as soon as possible. Check out the other items that we currently have in our store!

The outer shell is plastic maybe Bakelite? ! ? Not sure – with a gator skin print. The handle is solid!! No cracks, chips or breaks. Radio Measures Roughly: Almost 8.5″ wide – 7.5″ tall – 4.5 deep.