Mike's Vintage Radios
"Selling radios at the Radio Attic since January 2019"

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Full service antique radio restoration.  I am a member of Northwest Vintage Radio Society in
Oregon City, Oregon. I do all my own restoration, both electronic and cabinet.  Click here to read my terms of sale.
 

 

American Bosch 610-A2 (1936)

American Bosch 610-A2 (1936)

Nice table radio by American Bosch. AC-DC or early all American five with a ballast. Completely restored inside and out. The power supply has been modified to eliminate the ballast tube and the extreme high temperature. AM and "Police" short wave. This set plays very well. New grille cloth, new power cord, and new dial lens. Due to the vintage of the radio, it requires an external antenna. About 25 feet of antenna wire is included. The cabinet was finished with stain and lacquer. A fine addition to your radio collection. 15"W x 10"H x 9"D. $265.00. (1710072)

 

Arvin 450TL (1950)

Arvin 450TL (1950)

Very nice All American Five, Arvin. Cabinet is in great condition. The radio has been completely restored and plays very well. New power cord. All filter and wax paper capacitors replaced. All resistors checked and replaced if out of range. All the tubes test strong. Complete alignment performed. This radio looks great and plays great! 11"W x 6"H x 5"D. $200.00. (1710071)

 

Philco 60 (1934)

Philco 60 (1934)

A really nice Philco model 60. Five-tube transformer set with standard broadcast (AM), and Police short wave bands. Version 2, January of 1934. This radio has been completely restored. All Bakelite blocks rebuilt with new capacitors. All filter caps replaced. New power cord, and grille cloth. All tubes checked, all resistors tested and replaced as needed. A fuse was added for circuit protection. An auxiliary cable was installed for MP3 and Bluetooth connections. This set looks and plays very well. A fine addition to your vintage radio collection. 16"H x 12"W x 9"D. $349.00. (1710057)

 

Philco 91 "Baby Grand" (1933)

Philco 91 "Baby Grand" (1933)

One of the top performers for 1933. Nine tube cathedral with tuned RF amp stage. Four position tone control. Shadow meter for tuning control. Two position on-off switch for RF gain control. Completely restored. All coupling, and bypass capacitors replaced by rebuilding all the Bakelite blocks. Electrolytic capacitors replaced. All tubes test strong. All resistors checked and replaced if out of range. New grille cloth, new power cord. The speaker was re-coned. The cabinet was finished with stain and lacquer. This radio has a rich tone and plays very well. A real classic Philco. 20"H X 16-1/2"W X 12"D; 37 pounds. $430.00. (1710068)

 

RCA 12X (1940)

RCA 12X (1940)

A real Bakelite beauty! Five-tube All American five. This radio has been completely restored. New power cord, reproduction radio back. New filter, coupling, and bypass capacitors. All tubes check strong. All resistors checked and replaced if out of range. This set looks great and plays very well. A very nice addition to your radio collection. 10"W x 7"H x 7"D. $220.00. (1710073)

 

Philco 16 (1935)

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Philco 16 (1935)

Peak top tombstone beautiful cabinet by Gary. This radio is top of the line by Philco in 1935. Code 125. It has four bands, Standard broadcast and three short waves. Completely restored with all new Filter capacitors and all Bakelite blocks rebuilt with new film capacitors. Some coupling and bypass capacitors outside the blocks were also replaced. Eleven tubes including push-pull audio output. All tubes checked and tested strong. All resistors checked and replaced if out of range. A fuse was added for circuit protection. An auxiliary cable was installed for Bluetooth or MP3. New power cord and new grille cloth. The shadow meter works like it should for station selection. This radio plays fantastic utilizing the 12-inch speaker. Good reception on all bands and delivers top notch fidelity on radio selection and Bluetooth/MP3 input. Gary did a super job on the cabinet. This radio really delivers outstanding sound. A top performer. 22"H X 17"W X 12"D. $1,195.00. (1710074)
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About Mike's Vintage Radios and Terms of Sale

- Here at Mike's Vintage Radios I strive to provide you with quality working antique radios.  Most radios are restored both electronically and cosmetically.  If not it will be stated in that particular ad.  I do all my own work, cabinet and electronic.  If something has been outsourced It also will be stated.  Many parts included are reproductions, such as decals, grille cloth, power cords, and dial lenses.  I will state in the ad when using these items.  All tubes are tested, all radios are aligned and bench tested.  Older sets will need an antenna, usually about 25 feet of wire stretched out in a straight line.  I will include antenna wire with every radio that requires one.  Later model sets have built in antennas and work well on AM or FM stations.  Short wave radios that have an internal antenna will also require an additional linear antenna.  Instructions on hook up will be included with the radio.

- Restored radios sold by Mike's Vintage Radios are guaranteed for 60 days after purchase.  If there is a problem please contact me and I will do everything possible to correct it.  If needed you can ship the radio back to me and I will repair it.  The buyer should never attempt to repair the radio without contacting me first, or the warranty will be voided! Shipping expenses back to me is the buyers responsibility.  Shipping expenses to the buyer is my responsibility.  The repair is under warranty if within the 60 days of purchase.

- Mike's accepts PayPal, Zelle, and checks.  Payment plus shipping must be deposited and checks must clear my bank before I ship your radio.  Mike's Vintage Radios will not provide or sell your personal information to anyone.  When the order is made you will receive an invoice through e-mail with cost plus shipping.  A receipt will be sent with the radio.  Any reasonable offers will be considered.

- Mike's will pack every radio using heavy duty shipping boxes, large bubble wrap, packing peanuts, and solid Styrofoam.  It is my goal to go above and beyond packing your radio to avoid any possibility of damage.  I have shipped many radios successfully with no damage.  I will check to find you the best carrier at the best price.  Fed Ex home delivery is a preferred shipper.  I will ship within three days of payment received.  If there is damage from shipping the claim must go through the shipper.  If I find that the damage is the shipper or the buyers fault, I will negotiate a fair repair price.  If the buyer is not satisfied I will offer a full refund minus shipping and insurance.  If the buyer pays the shipper directly, the buyer assumes all responsibility for settlements due to damage.  When shipping a radio back to me please use the same packing procedures I used, with items listed above.  If the radio is not packed correctly the refund will be denied.  Please contact me if you have questions, or for any reason at: soundmikey14@gmail.com or phone me at (503) 730-4639.  I am located in Beaverton Oregon, just outside Portland.



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