Sorry I don’t know how to test it. But would be happy ti picture test or do any validation requested. Item looks really nice it’s a crosley model 51 very clean inside. With original box and instructions as pictured. Just a really nice clean item. Please review pictures and please let me know of any questions.
Sharp 5X-105 Tube Radio, Showa Retro, Untested, Vintage Collectible. Description: Step back into Japan’s Showa era with this Sharp 5X-105 tube radio, a beautiful example of mid-century retro design. This vintage radio is perfect for collectors or restoration enthusiasts looking to add a unique piece to their collection. Power Test Only: Confirmed to power on; no further testing has been conducted. Classic Showa-era aesthetics, ideal for vintage-themed decor. Compact and lightweight, perfect for display or as a restoration project. Condition: Untested beyond powering on. This product is intended for collectors and may not comply with local regulations for use. This product is not CE certified and may not comply with EU regulations. This product is intended for non-operational purposes in the EU. It is an excellent choice for collectors or those interested in restoring vintage electronics. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of Showa-era history. Any other questions will be answered within 48 hours.
Cord is cut, several small cracks, mostly around the back edge of the case, some small holes in the speaker screen, knobs are.. Well not sure what’s going on with them. Honestly for as rare as this one is, not really that bad. Measurements are often in the pictures. Please think before you order, this literally puts food on my table, so the “changed my mind” return takes that food right off my table. In many of my listings my pictures are my only description, so please look them over well! Please check my other auctions for lots of different and odd items. Never hurts to make an offer on something you like! I try to have new items every couple of weeks. Any questions, please ask. I’m always adding new stuff, you never know what you’ll find! Don’t forget to leave feedback!! Help support small sellers!
Vintage Zenith Universal 5G500 Wavemagnet Portable Long DistanceTube Radio with instructions, Untested. Broken handle on one side. Please see all pictures.
Listing as a decor piece only- as this old piece is untested. Please see pics for in depth look at condition. This came from a private estate and is certain to drum up the conversation as it is such a great piece to reminisce upon! What you see in the pictures, is what you will receive.
This antique radio receiver is a one-of-a-kind piece that exudes classic elegance. Its unique design and pre-1930 time period manufactured make it a must-have for collectors. Although the radio is untested, it has what looks like the original interior parts. This is certainly a classic looking radio especially the interior. The radio is perfect for those who appreciate vintage items and want to add a touch of history to their collection. Its tube radio technology is a testament to its age and adds to its charm. This antique radio receiver is a rare find and a great addition to any collection. The top is missing. The front looks like some kind of piece of either Bakelite or phenolic or something along those lines. It has some dried drips that run across the front. There’s a crack across the bottom right corner and in the extreme right corner. When you turn the knobs, it moves those circular adjusters.
Its condition is unknown, making it perfect for those looking for a restoration project or to add to their vintage collection. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of radio history! United States of America (USA). Broadcast Receiver – or past WW2 Tuner. Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 455 kHz; 2 AF stage(s). Power type and voltage. AC/DC-set / 117 Volt. Electro Magnetic Dynamic LS (moving-coil with field excitation coil). 2 W (unknown quality). Plastics (no bakelite or catalin). Model: 529 or 529A [12A8] – Crosley Radio Corp. Tablemodel with Push Buttons. Crosley used this model number twice for quite different built models. This new version shares the same Rider’s schematic in volume 11 (the old version in 7) for Crosley model 519 and 529. Available in Ivory, Red, Blue or Tan at slight additional cost. Please look up common information here for this season. There are two models 529 – an old one from around 1936 and this new one from around 1939 shown in Rider’s volume 11. Please be careful where you place your pictures. Price in first year of sale.
