With its brand name of Delmonico and model number PB-742, this radio brings a touch of nostalgia to any vintage audio and video collection. Phono and Tape aux connections. Its multi-band capabilities allow for listening to a variety of frequencies, making it a versatile and stylish addition to any room.

Vintage RCA Radiola 18 Tube Radio Wooden Cabinet Box. We lack the means to fully test this radio. Tested to power on only, knobs turn and light illuminates, no further testing done.

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. Overall in amazing shape for its age with next to no markings or scratches on the unit. The only imperfection on the unit is in the front where a slight crack was repaired at some point in its life. The camera makes the contrast appear more visible than it does in person in regards to this blemish. A beautiful piece of history that is ready for a new loving home.

Vintage Temple, Wooden Tube Radio Model F-612, 1940′s As Pictured Working. Some cabinet flaws as shown. Does power on and have voice but takes a minute to warm up. Please view all photos.

Early 1960s beautiful Nordmende Elektra tube radio. Includes UKW (FM), Longwave, Medium Wave, and Shortwave. In a very good condition except a small crack in the left side. I’m currently operating the radio on 220V using a power adapter, but there’s a note on the back indicating it can also be operated on 110V, though I haven’t tested that. Please see the attached photos and video for complete details. Feel free to ask about any further information you may need.

This item was found in an abandoned storage unit. I plugged it in and it came on but I was not able to find a station. Im not sure if in needs an antenna or if something is wrong. Please see pictures for condition.

Philco Art Deco Table Top Radio. Please view the photos carefully for condition.

Vintage General Electric GE E-72 tube radio in original wooden cabinet, made in the USA (1930s era). ? Tubes power on and glow. ? Speaker responds to a battery test. ? Speaker coil resistance measured at 0.6 ohm. ? Dial glass, knobs, and original components present. ? Original GE label and tube layout chart inside cabinet. ? Cabinet shows cosmetic wear, scratches, and age-related marks. ? Chassis has dust and oxidation consistent with age. ? Radio has NOT been fully tested or restored. ? No alignment, capacitor replacement, or long-term operation testing performed. ? Model: GE Radio E-72. ? Type: Superheterodyne tube radio. ??? Made in USA. Perfect for vintage radio collectors, restorers, or as a decorative antique piece. ? Please review all photos carefully – they are part of the description.

Measures about 12 inches wide, 8.5 inches tall and 9 inches deep. Which has been linked to Warwick Manufacturing, a Chicago-based company. Usually AC line-powered with a permanent magnet or electro-dynamic moving coil. They are considered rare. However, “Junior” was not a single, universal brand name used only by one company. Multiple, unrelated manufacturers during that time used “Junior” in their product names or model lines, such as Philco and Jessie French.

This Clarion unit came from a estate of a collector of vintage radios, I have shearched the web and was unable to find this model. Not sure but I dont really have anyway to tell if it needed the antienna attached…. The wooden cabinet I feel given some time and effort could be redone and made to look very nice, but you decide. If anyone could offer any info on this please feel free to do so Thanks.