Made by GE in the United States, this unit from the GE Superadio product line includes the Musaphonic feature and is functioning well. The radio also includes p/u WLWT 700. Perfect for vintage audio and electronics collectors, this radio offers a nostalgic and retro feel with its classic design and functionality.

A fantastic Philco Tropic radio, made in 1950s. Features Long Wave, Short Wave and Medium Wave bands. Measures 35.5cm by 21cm by 17cm. Have plugged in and plays as per video.

Tube Rsdio from 1948. All rubes have been tested. Some cosmetic issues with varnish finish on top surface.

A true piece of mid-century American craftsmanship. Model G730, chassis 7C05. Classic mid-century wood cabinet with woven grille. Phono input (switchable from radio to phono). Large horizontal tuning dial with dual knobs. Very slight background hum at times (common for vintage tube sets). Cabinet in good overall shape, minor wear consistent with age. Grille cloth and knobs intact. Original back panel and factory Zenith label present. : 16″ W x 9″ H x 8 D. This Zenith combines the warm sound of tube audio with the timeless design of mid-century décor – a wonderful addition for collectors or as a functional statement piece. Thank you for looking.

This iconic set was designed shortly after WW2, and was manufactured in bakelite starting with Series A in late 1946. The set on offer is part of Series C, and was made in 1948. The radio is in great physical condition, as pictured, with no cracks, chips, breaks, or repairs (other than the original white bakelite plug) noted. The paint looks good, with one tiny piece chipped off on the upper right side. Another nice touch is that the radio retains its original printed press board backing. Please review all photos to make a determination of condition for yourself. Not only does this radio look great, but it sounds fantastic, too. As with virtually all tube radios, it takes between 15 – 30 seconds for it to warm up before the sound kicks in. The radio has a nice strong speaker, and picked up all of my local stations across the dial without even attaching an antenna. For superior performance and sensitivity, a small random length of wire can be attached to the small clip in back.

This vintage RCA Victor Model 85T Tube Radio is a true gem for any collector or enthusiast of vintage electronics. Made in 1937, it boasts a beautiful wood exterior and a functional tube radio system that works surprisingly well. The brand and product line of RCA Victor make it a valuable addition to any vintage audio and video collection. With its classic design and superior functionality, this radio is perfect for display or as a functional piece in any room. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of vintage electronics history with this RCA Victor Model 85T Tube Radio. The RCA Victor Model 85T Tube Radio was built by RCA Victor Co. In New York in 1937. It had 5 tubes and was used for listening to radio broadcasts in the United States. This particular radio has a beautiful two-tone wood case. Number of Tubes: 5. Valves / Tubes: 6A7 6D6 75 41 80. Main principle: Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 460 kHz. Wave bands: Broadcast only (MW). Power type and voltage: Alternating Current supply (AC) / 105-125 Volt. Loudspeaker: Electro Magnetic Dynamic LS (moving-coil with field excitation coil) / Ø 5 inch = 12.7 cm. Power out: 2.5 W (unknown quality). Model: 85T – RCA RCA Victor Co. Shape: Tablemodel, low profile (big size). Dimensions (WHD): 12.875 x 8.875 x 7.125 inch / 327 x 225 x 181 mm. The Radio Collector’s Directory and Price Guide 1921 – 1965. Rider’s Perpetual, Volume 8 = 1937 and before. Collector’s Guide to Antique Radios 4. Machine Age to Jet Age II. RCA Victor Service Notes for 1937 (RCA Red Book 1937).

Crafted for the enthusiast of vintage audio equipment, this Well Made “HOMEBREW” KIT RADIO stands as a testament to classic design and engineering. The radio features three globe tubes, an indicator of its stature among collectors and hobbyists alike. Its untouched, unmodified state preserves the original charm and integrity of the piece, making it an authentic addition to any collection. The item, which remains untested, presents a beautiful aesthetic with its clean appearance, suggesting it has been well-maintained or carefully stored. Ideal for those who appreciate the nostalgia and craftsmanship of bygone radio sets, this piece could serve as a functional collector’s item or a striking display piece in any home or museum setting.

Listing is for a 1953 vintage Crosley dashboard style tube radio, the model E-15. These radios have become incredibly popular over the past 10 – 15 years, and continue to appreciate in value. This radio is in good physical condition, with no noted cracks, chips, or breaks. It performed well when tested, bringing in all of my local stations, as expected, after briefly warming up. It played well until I shut it off about 30 minutes later. If you’ve been looking for one of these sets, this may be the one. Whether tube or transistor radio collectors, seekers of mid-century nostalgia, or first-time vintage radio buyers, I’ve helped literally hundreds of people find a radio they love. Please review the pictures included with this listing to determine condition for yourself. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

Columbia 1010 magic eye vacuum tube radio with phono Vintage Rare Works well F/S. Used ; It has been confirmed to work. There are no noticeable scratches or stains and it is in very good condition. Maintained including disassembly and cleaning. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.

Vintage Sears Silvertone Clock Radio. Radio From 1960′s. Very Nice Looking Radio. Picks up Many Stations Loud and Clear. See Video and Photos. Very Nice Lighted Dial. See Photos and Video for more Description. I will be listing over 300 Vintage and Antique Radios from a Collection. Radios from the 20′s 30′s 40′s 50′s 60′s 70′s some 80′s. I would say most are from 50′s 60′s. Conditions include Parts or Repair, Fair, Good, Excellent, and even Superb to Mint Condition. Some are Rare to Extremely Rare. It will take some time to list them all as I try to. Test each one of them to give a more accurate description. I still have over 300 radios to list.