The bottom has a spot in the wood that has damage. Tickler controls level of Reg. Top L, a control for Rheostat that controls voltage and current for the tube. I found this information on Google. The radio takes a WD11 tube and is missing.
This vintage Westinghouse tabletop radio is a classic mid-century piece featuring timeless industrial design and authentic analog controls. With its perforated speaker grille, large tuning dial, and solid construction, it’s an excellent example of early American home radio craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors, restorers, or retro home décor, this radio looks great displayed even if not fully restored. Era: Mid-century (circa 1950s-1960s). Analog tuning dial & volume control. Original power cord attached. Solid plastic cabinet with vented back panel. Classic cream / off-white color. Shows cosmetic wear consistent with age (scuffs, discoloration, dust – see photos). Untested due to age (recommended for safety). No major cracks or broken knobs observed. Restoration or tube radio repair projects. Film, studio, or prop use. ###128248; Photos show the exact item you will receive.
Vintage 50s Westinghouse Mocha White Tube Clock Radio H-640T5 Retro Mid Century. 14 x 6 x 5. Condition: Used but in good condition. Clock & radio work BUT the radio knob DOES NOT TURN past the 6. This will need work, the doze knob is missing and some general wear from age. Please see pictures for reference. Please note, when first plugged in the tubes take just a minute to warm up and start working.
The 1930′s/40′s Westinghouse WR-288 vintage tube radio is a collectible piece that represents a bygone era in radio technology. With the iconic Westinghouse brand behind it, this radio showcases the craftsmanship and design of the mid-20th century. Ideal for collectors or vintage radio enthusiasts, this tube radio offers a charming glimpse into the past and is a unique addition to any collection of antique electronics.
The Vintage Westinghouse Television & Radio Service Case contains a collection of vacuum tubes of various brands. Despite not being tested, these vintage tubes hold historical value and could potentially still be useful for collectors or enthusiasts looking to repair or restore vintage audio and video equipment. This case provides a unique opportunity to own a piece of electronic history and possibly uncover hidden treasures for those passionate about vintage electronics.
Unit turns on the knobs turn and move the dial. No sound comes out, the tubes may need to be replaced, see photos. With its Westinghouse brand and classic tube radio design, this piece holds historical and nostalgic value for collectors of vintage electronics. It is from a very knowledgeable collector and restorer of vintage radios who I’ve known for a long time and respect. It has a bakelite case and is 8 7/8 in. High, 13 3/8 in. Wide and 6 7/8 in. Given its age, it is in good condition.