This listing is for a beautiful deco solid bakelite empty case from a vintage Electronic Air Purifier ready to put what you want inside like a small tube radio or just a speaker. Everything is in very good condition, no chips no cracks and the. Bakelite have some swirls on it, PLS see Photos. Dimensions are : 6 3/4 width X 5 1/4 high X 4 1/2 depth inches and total weight is 775 grammes.

Thank you for visiting our listing! We are JUST-IN-TRADING COMPANY. A family owned and operated business based in El Cajon, California. We specialize in finding rare and vintage items that we believe our customers can appreciate. We hope you enjoy. Or additional information on any item you see. A hard-to-come-by ivory colored Plaskon 1941 Remler 5100″Scottie” model tube radio. The case has 2x hairline cracks about a couple of inches long where the handle is, common with these models. It turns on and lights up but no stations can be tuned into. These were made in San Francisco, and the dial shows California-specific stations of the era. Measures 11″w x 8″d x 6h. Nice All original example!

This product is a collection of vintage tube radio parts from various well-known brands such as RCA, GE, HUDSON, CLAROSTAT, STANWYCK, and AEROVOX CORP. The parts are a mixed lot, representing a variety of models from the United States. This assortment is perfect for collectors or those seeking to repair or restore vintage audio equipment, offering a piece of electronic history from some of the most iconic companies in the industry.

Title: Vintage 1933 RCA Victor Model R-28-P Cathedral Radio. Power Status: Powers on. Functionality: Vacuum tubes glow and speaker produces audio response/static. Cabinet: Original wood cabinet in vintage condition; back cover is missing. Internal: Original chassis and RCA factory label are present and visible. Up for sale is a 1933 RCA Victor Model R-28-P Cathedral Radio. This 90-year-old “tombstone” style radio is a great candidate for restoration or a standout display piece. Testing Notes: I have plugged this unit in and verified that it powers on. The vacuum tubes show a warm glow, and the speaker responds with static as you adjust the dials. It currently does not pull in a clear station, which is typical for an unrestored unit of this age; it likely requires a long-wire antenna or a standard electronic servicing (cleaning/recapping) to return to full operation. The wood cabinet retains its classic Gothic arch shape and original patina. Please note that the original back cover is missing, leaving the chassis and tubes exposed as shown in the photos.

RARE EXPORT MODEL – 115V AC (USA). Classic European design with glossy Bakelite cabinet, multi-band world dial, and Voice / Orchestra tone selector. ? Condition & Operation. Powers on (unit lights up). No sound output. FM tuning needle moves. All buttons respond when pressed. One button is missing on the top center, located between the “Voice” and “Orchestra” buttons. Back panel, wiring, and antenna connections appear original. Due to age, the radio will require service/restoration to function properly. Very attractive display condition. Light surface wear consistent with age. No cracks observed in cabinet. Please review all photos and video carefully as they are part of the description. Not fully tested beyond what is described above. Intended for collectors, restorers, or decorative display. A desirable and hard-to-find Graetz export tube radio, perfect for a vintage audio collection or restoration project.

Powers on and produces sound but does not tune to stations – likely needs capacitors. Radio is a very cool piece of MCM history. Was made by Motorola in 1957 in Chicago. The antenna is inside the radio. There is a small spot on the top of the radio where the plastic has oxidized, shown in photos. This radio is listed for repair. Someone with more technical knowledge-how than me can definitely get this working correctly again.

This classic radio, manufactured in the United States during the 1950s, features the iconic Zenith brand and is in its original unmodified state. Ideal for collectors of vintage radios or those with a love for retro electronics, this Zenith radio is a true treasure that exudes charm and history.

Sleep timer seems to be stuck Comes with original user manual Thanks for considering?? Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!

I do a lot of business with them and they always have well cared for gear. Not saying it won’t need adjustments but, it looks like a nice clean unit. Everything you see in the pictures is what is included in this lot. Photos are the best description. Please look at all pictures closely before purchasing. We will document any damage the best we can but the photos will always be the best way to exam the item. Items may need a more in depth cleaning. We will do our best to clean every item, although sometimes we can’t do a full thorough clean. Message us for additional photos or questions. We of course will get them out as fast as we can. We will help resolve whatever issue you are having. We try very hard to provide good communication and always strive for everyone to have a positive experiences!