For sale is this extremely rare radio from Galaxie that has yet to be documented anywhere on the web or in any archives. Please note that this is 100% untested and has yet to be plugged in after sitting safely in climate controlled storage for many years – Ensuring you have the opportunity to safely bring the capacitors & tubes on a Variac to help preserve their integrity. An extremely unique piece of history that may very well be one of the only ones left in existence. Ready for a new loving home.

This is a very nice old school tube style radio.. This thing honestly belongs in a museum.. This particular model is extremely rare.. It does have a couple of minor scratches on the case but very minimal.. It also has a couple of cracks on the bottom side as seen in the pictures.. Otherwise plays perfectly and everything works like it should.. Definitely has those old school vibes! You just want to look at it! Easily pulled in multiple local radio stations and played it all day! Let me know if you have any questions..

Remember this is a 1939 model when you take a look at the pictures. Outer walnut side wrap around case. The radio has a newer power cord that you will not have to replace. Both knobs and dial pointer work. Dial lens, dial face in good shape. Full original back and sticker on bottom. Dimensions: 12″ x 7 1/2″ x 7. The stations signal strength is strong. Plays across the dial. No hiss or hum presently when I play it. A pre-war classic that you can play everyday. The radio was taken care of. Will be packed well to arrive safely.

This is a very rare early 1920′s radio horn speaker which attaches to a pair of headphones (which attach to the base and the headphones serve as the driver for the horn). About 18 inches tall (4 inches taller than most horns) and bell is about 8 inches across.

TRF without regeneration; Neutrodyne. Power type and voltage. Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110 Volt. For headphones or amp. Philco, Philadelphia Stg. Tablemodel, Box – most often with Lid (NOT slant panel). 24.25 x 8 x 11 inch / 616 x 203 x 279 mm. Model 511 was part of Philco’s first family of radio receivers introduced in 1928. It has a common chassis with all other 1928 Philco radio models.

Vintage RCA Radio / TV Repairman Tube Caddy. This unit is in very nice shape and works well! Please look at all photos! Dimensions: apx 17.25″ X 12.5″ X 8.5.

Estimated age 1930/40s (90yrs). As you review photos, be sure to zoom in to see visual quality/condition. I took back cover off & took photos FADA mfg. Label reads Model #68 you can also see FADA stamp on internal components. Label reads FADA Electric Co. Also the metal chassis is stamped 68-1869. Beautiful two tone tiger stripes wood cabinet rare grain pattern. I like to point out imperfections on this old usage radio. The top wood has some age wood surface checking areas maybe the old varnished coating. I replace the back wood cover. Due to deterioration of original. Has some light age wear marks. Electric cord and plastic plug-in housing piece is also in very good condition. I plugged into electrical outlet. The dial light came on – humming sound – and when turning pointer, it picked up a few stations, but just static type noise. My radio collection is for display. I’m not a repair or restorer of these classical beauties. Where are you going to find one like this one, very scarce. X 9″High X 8″ Wide.

Vintage Emerson DW-330B Bakelite Tube Radio – 1941 Art Deco – PARTS / REPAIR / RESTORATION. The DW-330B is part of Emerson’s “American Five” family, produced between 1939 and 1942; this example dates to 1941. It uses the classic five-tube superheterodyne (“All American Five” / AA5) circuit. The power cord has been cut and the radio is UNTESTED; it does not power on as-is and will need servicing before use. The chassis appears relatively unmolested (original and not previously hacked), and the pasteboard dial face is damaged. THE CABINET is the highlight: no cracks, no chips, and no detracting scratches, with good original luster – a great candidate for restoration or as a parts donor. Cabinet measures approximately 12.5″ W x 8.5″ H x 6 D. Please review all photos closely, as they form part of the description.

Mid Century Modern Home Receiver. Grab this RARE unit for your collection while it lasts! You wont find another! See all photos before purchasing.

SO DONT LET THIS INCREDIBLE RADIO SLIP BY, THEY DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE OFTEN. Radialva Super Clips TUBE radio vintage very small size. The cabinet has some cosmetical signs of use, for example some hairline cracks. THE RADIO WAS STILL WORKING WHEN TESTED. BUT IS UNRESTORED AND ORIGINAL 9 X 5.5 X 3.5 INCHES IN SIZE. 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. IF YOU PLAN ON USING THIS RADIO HAVE IT RESTORED FOR SAFE LONG TERM USE. Track Page Views With.