This vintage 1950′s Bulova clock radio is a beautiful piece that will surely be a great addition to any collection. With its turquoise tube radio design, it is a rare find that is sure to catch the eye of any enthusiast. The radio was manufactured in the United States, adding to its vintage charm. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history with this stunning Bulova clock radio.
1956 vintage motorola radio model 56H Turquoise WOW. Tubes warm up after about 60 seconds. Volume and frequency selection knobs work as expected. Hairline crack on top left body of radio (see photos). Radio may need minor cleaning. We strive to describe all items as accurately as possible. Please help us by reading below. Any other items in the photos are strictly for enhancement of the photos and are not included unless specifically noted. Please see photos for condition. Photos are part of the description. Please read description carefully. We will strive to resolve all issues fairly. CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES ONLY.
Vintage Motorola 1950′s Radio. Model 56CC,, Its a Table Top Radio. And i think the Radio was made in 1956,, There. These have a built in Clock with a Built in Calander Displaying. The Day and Date and the Clock also has an alarm. This Must have been High Tech in 1956. This Radio had been in Storage and we just wiped it off with. A soapy rag,,, So i think it will clean up a little better. Cracks seem to be the major problem with these old radio’s. The Case on this one is in Really Nice Condition. There is a Crack in the Clock Display Cover but its Not. That Distracting for the age of this radio. I’m old enough to remember when Tube Type Radio’s were. Still in use,,, I had forgot that it takes 2 or 3 mins after they. Are turned on for the tubes to warm up before they work. This one Works Good and Picks up a lot of stations but. Its a Table Top Radio,, Fairly Large ,, Measuring 13 X 6 X 5 1/2 inches. The Back Cover is Clean and looks Really Good. The only thing i see that could look better is the numbers behind. The Dial,,, They are there and are readable but i think the plastic. Is dirty on the rear side causing the numbers to be darker than. They should be,,, So the cover would need removed and cleaned. Also,, the Calander part,,, i don’t know if it works yet,,, I’ve just had. The radio plugged up and playing for 2 or 3 hours,,, so its not been. On long enough to update the Date / Day ,,, If the Calander works i’ll be. Shocked,, So’ll post info on this a little later. ” Update,, The Date / Day Function Does Work “.
This is Model 5C12. Radio works and so does clock. We did not check the alarm though. It is in good used vintage working condition with some age and use wear. I believe these are from 1960 and it has a really great blue color to it. This tabletop radio and clock has a nice grill and knob. Knob needs a finer cleaning and has some wear to it. Plastic face on clock has some scratches and scuffs. There are very small areas that could use a deeper cleaning. Radio knob is also very loose. Edges of radio have some light age wear. I see some marks and scuffs but no cracks or chips. Cord has some dirt wear but no cracks and works as it should. Knob in the back to turn clock dial sits slightly askew but turns fine. It would be great to make this minty and maybe add bluetooth etc. It measures about 13″ x a little over 7″ tall. Please see photos for the best description! It weighs 5lbs and needs very careful packaging. Good luck and always have fun. Feedback is left once you have left me feedback that you have happily received your item. If you have any issues with your item please contact me immediately before leaving feedback so that we can fix any problems. Please remember that vintage items are pre-worn and may show some signs of age.
Model 66X11 I believe. I have tested this wonderful radio and it sounds great. This is a tabletop radio and it measures: 13.75 inches in length, 8 inches in height, and 7 inches in depth. Please take a good look at the photos to better determine the condition for yourself. Please send me any questions that you may have about this radio.
Estate find, powers on and I was able to turn in stations. The glass is missing on the radio dial side and a knob is missing on the clock side. See photos to view condition.
Model 66X11 I believe. I have tested this wonderful radio and it sounds great. This is a tabletop radio and it measures: 13.75 inches in length, 8 inches in height, and 7 inches in depth. Please take a good look at the photos to better determine the condition for yourself. Please send me any questions that you may have about this radio.
The radio features a beautiful design that is sure to catch the eye of any collector. Made in the United States, this RCA radio is a rare find that is perfect for any fan of classic radios. This is a must-have for any serious vintage collector.
Was a major player in home radios during the 1950s. They had been manufacturing home radios since 1934 when the company reworked its product line in order to survive Great Depression. The cases were well designed and sound quality was well above the norms for the day. They were considered among the most reliable radios made. This example in turquoise is a 1956 model with dual speakers and tone control (not often found on radios of this period). We have restored the electrics with new components where needed to assure reliable performance. We have also replaced the power cord. The radio plays very well with great tuning sensitivity and a lovely resonant sound. Cosmetically the case is in very good shape and has no structural damage; no cracks, chips or bruised areas on the plastic. There are light scratches on the surface but difficult to see and the finish retains its original high gloss. The main indicator of its 67 year old age is the wear to the paint on the tuning numbers and some missing areas of gold decorative paint around the front bezel (see Photo #5). Dimensions: 13 1/2″ wide, just under 7 ” high and slightly over 5 inches deep.
