Collectible Radios

The radio does have a small scuff on the front of the radio, near the dial, on the right. The scuff is depicted in the photos. The radio is in working condition. It looks and sounds great!

This style of knob was common to a number of different manufacturer's sets from the late 20's and early 30's including RCA, Pilot, and others. Cast in heavy dark brown bakelite, this original matched pair feature small white indicator dots on the face, and are in very good, clean used condition and ready to install. Each measure approximately 1" across the base, 1 5/16" across the face, 3/4" tall, and come complete with metal bushings and set screws to fit a standard round quarter inch control shaft. Offered "as-found" and "as-is".

It has been tested and in working condition. Battery not included.

OLD PHILCO FM RADIO 49-906-21. I'm not a radio expert, it's just gotta go. Sold for parts, the case is pretty cherry.

This is one of too many projects for me. Radio was made in 1926 and is a 6 tube model. Comes with reproduction water slide decals for interior lid. Ready for restoration this a hard to find battery radio.

These knobs were standard on a wealth of the Philco product line in the years just after WWII. One common malady of this style was the rapid corrosion to the gold colored "bright" on the face of the knob. While the brights on this original matched set of four (4) are not perfect, they're in far better condition than the norm,. These knobs come complete with set screws to fit a quarter inch control shaft and measure approximately1 3/16" across the base, tapering to a 15/16" face, and 3/4" tall. Offered "as-found" and "as-is".

(Cabinet is not mint see pics. Needs new cord since it is cut. Lithograph and Statue - FLAT item and Large Item). Do you have any more pictures available you can send?. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Measures; 15" wide x 9" tall x 8" thick. Hum's when plugged in. Zenith Radio Corp. Chicago,ILL made in USA S-19493. Back cover is not attached. Made of bakelite. Fair condition with some ware to card board back & minor surface ware(as seen in pictures).

Up for sale is a Good Testing General Electric 6146A radio vacuum tube and box. The tube has been removed from its box and tested and therefore it is listed as "used". The tube was tested on my Hickok 533A tube tester for mutual conductance.

Model L-284-W. Museum quality cabinet that is as close to 'out of the box' condition as you will ever find for this particular model in these present times. Minimal scratching on the bottom from display over the years and the bottom paper label has a bleached line from how it sat for so many years.

Here's an old 1940's RCA Victor portable tube AM radio. Model is 54B2. I believe it's a somewhat unusual and hard to find model with its molded celluloid case in the pattern of Snakeskin. The front opens up and there's a switch built-in that turns the radio on and shuts it off when it's closed.

From the late 1930's and well into the 40's, this style of knob was found on a variety of RCA products, including radios, phonographs and early TV's. This is an original matched pair of pinch type knobs, cast in brown bakelite and in good used condition, Both knob springs are intact to assure a secure fit on a half-round or "d" shaped control shaft. Each knob measures approximately 1 1/16" in diameter and 5/8" tall. Offered "as-found" and "as-is".

Bakelite.any help would be appreciated. May be knobs for other things.I am not an expert on the knobs. Miscellaneous knobs. ~Fran's Place~. Used - have normal signs of ware, use and age.including minor nicks, scratches, scrapes.

Great deal!

You are bidding on an old vintage General Electric transistor radio and case in fair condition please check photos not sure if radio works untested the end of the case is broke as shown in the photo you will receive the radio and case in the photo if you have any questions please let me know and thank you for looking.

These are from the 1950s or early 1960s and are extremely rare. These are in fairly good shape but do have some wear. One has what appears to be an incorrect replacement top part--my guess is that the previous owner lost the original top and replaced it with this one.

Don't Really know much about this radio, it does light up when plugged in and when I rotated the dial it seemed like it wanted to tune in. It is missing a push button in the front between the speech and solo button and the off button will have to be repositioned back on to the metal shaft, also the 2 screws are missing for the back cover of the radio.

The model number is 152 CH=W. There is no model information on or inside the radio. I looked this up on the radiomuseum web page. The radio has a battery tray as well as a power cord. It's been around the block a few times.

This receiver is untested. The last photo shows p part that was just floating around inside the cabinet. I do not charge a handeling fee. The cabinet is in good condition with some dings and scratches.

This art deco receiver is factory painted and was originally manufactured in the 1940's! This radio has a beautiful gold dial. When plugged in it does play on AM, but was a little scratchy. We could not receive anything on shortwave.