Temporary cord has been rigged to try it. Cord needs to be replaced. I was able to tune in a radio station, has static when turning volume knob. Appears to have some small drops of white paint on it. Turntable runs, I did not try a record on it.
This vintage Airline tube radio model 04br 675b was manufactured in the United States. It is a collectible item from the 1930s-1940s era, known for its classic design and functionality. The radio is able to turn on, making it a desirable piece for collectors or enthusiasts of vintage radios.
In fair preowned condition. Plastic case has a large crack across the bottom right side, and a smaller crack down the left. Moderate surface scratches to exterior. Radio, scanning, and volume control work. Clock runs and keeps time. Measures approximately 13″ long, 5.5″ tall, and 6.25 deep.
Up for sale from a collectors estate I have this Vintage Tube Radio Stewart Warner model 9152-A Deco Works. Please view pictures provided for additional and to determine the condition of the item. It does work but doesn’t sound smooth. Not sure if it’s because I don’t have good reception where I tested it or it’s just how it sounds. Please feel free to ask any questions and I will answer them asap.
This vintage Moskovich tube radio is a rare find from the 50s. Made in the USSR, it features a unique bakelite design with art deco accents. The radio is in excellent working order and would make a great addition to any collection. With its one unit quantity, this radio is a must-have for collectors of vintage items. This radio is perfect for anyone who appreciates the artistry of vintage items and wants to add a unique piece to their collection. Weight: 4,2 kg.