The Vintage Grundig Tube Radio Type 97a from the 1950s is a classic German model that is in working condition. This collectible radio, part of the Radios category, is a testament to the quality craftsmanship and design of the era. With its tube technology and retro aesthetic, this radio is sure to be a standout piece for any collector or vintage enthusiast looking to add a piece of radio history to their collection. Its functionality and vintage charm make it a unique and sought-after item for those interested in classic German electronics from the mid-20th century. The radio is in great condition for its age. The right dial has a chip in it shown in pictures. The out side cabinet is in great condition and all buttons are in working order. Some of the cloth over the speaker is starting to show signs of aging. Please refer to pictures. The radio was made is west Germany, this is the German model with all words spelled in German.
Heavy surface wear, dust, and significant staining are present across the wood cabinet and front panel, which is currently missing all internal components, knobs, and tubes. This vintage Grebe Radio cabinet, specifically the Type CR-9 model from Richmond Hill, N. Serves as a dedicated restoration project or a source for authentic period parts. The exterior features a classic quarter-sawn oak grain with original metal latches and a detailed front faceplate displaying the serial number 3838 and various dial markings for wave-length control and inductance. Brand: Grebe Radio Model: CR-9 Material: Wood, Bakelite/Composition Keywords: Antique Radio, Ham Radio, Vacuum Tube, Steampunk, Industrial Decor I make sure to take the time to photograph each item. The item pictured is the item you will receive. Please review the photos for condition. I will always make any note on here any flaws if needed.
Vintage Westinghouse Classic Tube Type Radio. Chair Side, Original Working. The radio has been plugged in and does work. It definitely needs a good cleaning but it appears that all the inner. Parts are in good shape. NOTE: The exterior needs a deep cleaning. There is a sticky residue on the outside.
I WILL OFFER THE BEST IN COLLECTING. WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS. IT IS NOT TO OFTEN THAT YOU SEE SOMETHING SPECIAL, WELL THIS RADIO IS THAT ONE!!! THE RADIO LOOKS EVEN BETTER IN PERSON. THIS RADIO IS HOUSED IN AN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNED CASE THAT SCREAMS OF MODERNISM AND AUTOMOTIVE DASHBOARD MOTIF. THIS RADIOS CONDITION IS EXCELLENT WITH NO CRACKS, CHIPS, OR BREAKS. DONT LET THIS ITEM SLIP BY, THEY DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE OFTEN. I HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS MESSAGE ME. 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. DONT LET THIS ITEM SLIP BY. THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK. Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter.
Antique 1924 RCA RADIOLA III AR-805 Type RI Tube Radio w/ Tubes UNTESTED! Unit is in great physical condition! There are no major damages, however does have minor scratches and scuffs. For the best indicator of condition, please see photos that are provided! Knobs are in great shape. Unit measures approximately 8″ x 6.5″ x 6. Adding new, well loved, gently used, vintage and collectible items regularly! Check out my store for more related items! Have a great day!
Most know I will be closing RADIOORPHANAGE in the next couple of years. Now it is time to sell some of my Favorite Very Early Radio Items. There will be Very Early Radio Items here that you have never seen before, and others that you always wanted. These are the BEST of my 50+ years of collecting!! It’s not too early to be picking out Christmas Gifts. RARE & Excellent 1923 AIR-WAY TYPE F Four Tube Radio. PRIVATE STOCK from my Personal Collection!!! Here for your consideration is a. This 10.5″ x 10″ x 13 set was made by the Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp. It is in excellent physical condition but could use a good clean and buff to really POP! The radio is complete and untested but includes 4 UX-201-A display tubes. It has no cracks or chips, and all knobs turn as they should. The front panel is excellent. With some clean and polish, this could be one beautiful set! I don’t think you can do better in owning a 100-year-old piece of Early Radio History! FROM AI ON THE NET. The Air-Way Type F is a rare, four-tube regenerative radio receiver manufactured in 1923 and 1924 by the Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp. The company, which made vacuum cleaners, briefly entered the radio market during the early 1920s. Production: The Type F model was made in both 1923 and 1924, though its primitive and compact design did not hold up well over time. Circuit: The receiver uses RF amplification rather than regeneration, as Air-Way did not have a license for the Armstrong regenerative circuit. Performance: These sets were not known for their performance, with one contemporary report noting that they “acquired a reputation for picking up more dust than radio stations”. Tuning was reportedly not very selective or sensitive. Known variants: At least two versions were produced, one with two rheostats and another with three. Collector’s item: Due to their rarity, the Air-Way Type F is a highly sought-after vintage radio. Power supply: The radio is an early battery-powered set, and specialized “ARBEE II type” power supplies may be required to run them. AI responses may include mistakes. BLURB, INFORMATION, and BOILERPLATE. These items all come from a SMOKE FREE, SMELL FREE Home. As I trim my collection, I try to sell a variety of interesting, hard to find Radios, Amplifiers, Record Players, Vinyl, Stereo Receivers, Speakers, Telephones, Transistor Radios, Tube Hi Fi and Audio, Television, Amateur Radio and Communication Devices, Vacuum Tubes, Telegraphs, Gaming Equipment, Early Computers and Calculators. There is something here for any vintage electronics collector or nostalgia buff. My current feedback is over 99% with over 7000 feedbacks. About 1% of the World I can’t satisfy, and I doubt you could either. I was the President of the New England Antique Radio Club and then the New England Vintage Electronics Club for six years. I stepped down at the end of 2018 to concentrate on finding new owners for the Vintage Electronics my son is not interested in. 3 I value you as a customer, and more importantly, a returning customer. 4 I have no interest in taking advantage of anyone, and I have no need to. If you don’t understand how to put an antenna on an old tube radio, or how to connect speakers to a Vintage Amplifier, join a local Antique Radio or Vintage Electronics Club. If you don’t know where your closest club is, let me know, and I’ll tell you. ASK QUESTIONS about anything you don’t understand. I want you to be happy. We take extra care in packaging, Bubble wrap, foam pellets, proper boxes, etc. (NOT the wadded up newspaper trick) There is a cost for doing this right. Let’s face it, once it’s broke, it’s broke. 6 YOU & US: Note that the majority of what we sell is antique, vintage, and/or collectable electronics. We see you as a valued customer, and want you to be happy. If you are not happy, for any reason, let us know and we’ll try to make it right.
THIS COMES AS PICTURED AND UNTESTED. I BELIEVE IT IS A MODEL 70? LOOKS PRETTY COMPLETE TO ME AND MAYBE JUST NEEDS A LIGHT RESTORATION OF THE USUAL ITEMS. SHOULD MAKE AN EASY PROJECT AND A NICE RADIO.
This is a beautiful 1949 Bush Radio Type PB. 12 made in London. The cabinet is in exceptional condition with just a few small scratches. It was only tested on the broadcast band although it also has a shortwave band. It seems to have been previously restored because it has a modern power cord. The last label for the broadcast band is hand written. It measures 21.625″ x 17.125″ x 12.
The FM band tunes in several stations and sounds very good. This unit looks pretty nice. It is heavy, weighing 15.98 pounds according to my digital scales, as it sits. The internal workings, as well as the cabinet will need to be cleaned. The model number may be 3586, not positive, since I did not find the model number on the radio. I found some information on the internet that showed two different years of manufacture. One was 1959, the other1963.
Extremely rare and visually striking – Federal Type 57 regenerative radio, circa 1922. A standout piece for serious collectors, historians, or restoration enthusiasts. Case has a distinct copper/bronze finish (metal type not confirmed). Black faceplate, all dials move freely. Cosmetic signs of age: scratches, scuffs, and a filled indentation near the large wavelength dial. (possibly original or modified – see photos). Solid vintage condition overall – please inspect all photos for details. This radio comes with 4x UX201A tubes as originally fitted. Tubes have been tested on my Amplitrex AT-1000, and were previously marked by the original owner as tested on a TV-7 as well. Both readings remain labeled directly on the tubes. Marconi UX201A (Engraved Base) – iP 110%, GM 100%, TV-7: 40/18. Marconi UX201A (Engraved Base) – iP 106%, GM 108%, TV-7: 40/18. Westinghouse UX201A (Engraved Base) – iP 100%, GM 100%, TV-7: 32/18. Westinghouse UX201A (Plain Base) – iP 96%, GM 87%, TV-7: 32/18? All tubes guaranteed to match listed ratings. Radio triple-boxed : foam padding, bubble wrap, reinforced cardboard shell, double outer boxing. Two tracking numbers provided (likely UPS or Purolator). I cannot verify functionality but was told by the original collector it was working when acquired.
