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A-C Dayton. Five tuber. Real good condition. $275.00. (0006205)
ABC Ten-Band Radio. This one of the most unusual and best radios, I ever had! It was made in Hong Kong in 1978 or 1979; at the time it was the British Crown Colony. It has ten bands (AM/ SPORT/ 2SW/ CB/ LOG/ FM/ AIR/ POLICE/ WEATHER). It works great on all the bands! It also has two antennas, one of them is NOT original! But they both work OK. The radio operates on 115VAC or DC (one 9 volt battery). S&H within the US is $20.00. 12-1/2"W x 10-1/2"H (including handle) x 4-1/2"D. Special price for Radio Attic readers is $65.00. (0055149)
Addison "Radio Match" Cathedral (1935). Seldom do you see these Canadian beauties available for sale. This is the only cathedral set that my records show ever made by the factory. True to the stricter national standards, the set is well made and superior to American comparatively made sets. The size makes the radio a medium sized radio. My technician has done a great job in completely restoring this set. The filters and caps have been replaced, and all functions checked. The radio has a new power cord and plug for you safe use. the radio is in very good physical condition, and a very scarce set. 14-1/2"H x 10-1/2"W x 9"D. $249.99. (0096365)
Addison R5A4 (1943). Battery model. Top of cabinet is marked. Works well, but a voltage converter is required. 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $70.00. (0086012)
Adjust-A-Volt Isolation Transformer and Variac. Rated at hefty 5 Amps. Completely checked out, and works super. Very handy for bringing sets up slowly to form electrolytics and protecting you from shocks!! $75.00. (0038117)
Admiral 5-J22 (1951). Brown Bakelite. All complete with back; good condition. Untested. $50.00. (0037031)
Admiral 5R38 (1955). Green painted five tube AM only radio. The cabinet is in very good condition with only a couple of minor flaws. Radio plays great. Tube layout label in place. 10-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 6"D. $45.00. (0039093)
Admiral 5S21AN. Like new. Plays. $30.00. (0011009)
Admiral 66M5. SOLD! Five tubes BCB (550-1700 KHz). A classic style table top Bakelite model with an attractive dialface. Works very well, has been electronically restored with new components. No cracks or chips in cabinet, should shine up nice if polished. $75.00. (0048231)
Admiral 6T04-5B1 (1949). SOLD! This Admiral radio from my birth year (1949) is all original and made from wood. It retains its unique plastic slide rule dial, its AeroScope Built-in antenna for great reception, its bottom stickers and even its original price tag ($36.70)! Caps have been replaced and a new electric cord installed for added safety. The top has minor marring. $75.00. (0104004)
Admiral Radio Advertising (1941). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075005)
Advertising Lighter. CBS art deco advertising lighter. Station "WBBM" Chicago, Illinois. $50.00. (0106060)
Air Castle 129 Tombstone (1938). Air Castle was the house brand for the famed Spiegel Catalogue from Chicago. They contracted like most of the other catalogue retailers, from any number of branded and contract makers. Clearly, this was a high-end set from a fine maker. The radio was originally a six-volt battery set that was a later conversion to AC. The result is one of the best performing and dramatically stable sets which has graced my pages. When you first look at the radio, you admire the fine red mahogany and the detailing of the cabinet. The dial is six inches plus, and multicolored in the dark. So, be sure to look at the extra photos, and you will be impressed too. I have added a brand new tuning eye, which is super bright green, with the greatest sensitivity that I have ever seen. The radio sports seven tubes and represents one of the finest radios from this era, which I have offered for sale. 20"H x 15-3/4"W x 11-1/2"D. $399.99. (0096350)
Air King (Unknown Model). Offered is this red and gold painted four-tube Air King from the late 1930s. The set has been electronically restored and plays. As with all these early sets, this one will require an external antenna to pick up more than local stations. This painted wooden radio has an Oriental-like design and color scheme, indicative of its late 1930s vintage, when Asian themes were at their peak design-wise. Some experts suggest the unique dial scale indicates this set was manufactured by Air King for a large-purchase third party requesting uniqueness in design such as a large furniture company. The set resembles a model 100. Either way, a very unique and scarce radio. $95.00. (0104010)
Aircastle 5000 (1937). This futuristic styled table radio is a deluxe super-het. The radio is unusual with curved sides and a huge 5" lighted dial. The set includes a bright green tuning eye for the advanced fine-tuning of the station of your choice. The tuning eye operated very well with a great sensitivity. Please click on the extra photos and see the dramatic lit dial. The original finish is nice and the radio offers a tremendous sound. My technician has replaced all of the original filters and caps. The radio was aligned for tuning accuracy and a fresh power cord and plug added for safe daily use. 18"W x 10"H x 10"D. $379.99. (0096396)
AirCastle 5051. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. Great cabinet, nice dial face. New filter caps and other components as needed. Sounds superb, good strong set. Was $165.00, now $110.00. (0048072)
Airline (Mongomery ward) 62-288. SALE! Six tubes, BCB only. A transformer powered superhet circuit of solid design, including an eye tube. All needed components and tubes were replaced with new. Cleaned, aligned and lubed. Performs very well with fine sensitivity and ample, full sound. Cabinet is from model 280, the battery powered version of this set, and in excellent shape. Original grille cloth on sides, top cloth replaced with old used contemporary. Flash dial face goes well with eye tube. Creamy white knobs and levers contrast with the dark Bakelite. Nice details in the Bakelite molding and no cracks or chips--plenty of original shine. One lever was missing, subs were made of a marble-like resin cast into molds made from the originals. The new are a better color match to the knobs. A new 6E5 tube was installed instead of a 6U5 with no modifications. It is a bit brighter and more sensitive in this circuit. Was $425.00, now $225.00. (0048224)
Airline 04BR-511A (1940). A restored Airline manufactured by Belmont Radio. The case has no cracks and I decided to repaint it (instead of its Bakelite Brown color) to a very nice combination of lite Brown with Almond trim making it a very attractive stylish small radio. The dial backing was also repainted to match the trim color and easier to see the dial because the original was not lit. It's a small (midget) AM radio using five tubes and an external antenna (provided). Sensitivity is great and selectivity is a little narrow due to the iron core tuning design. Has original metal backing plate also. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 7-1/2"W x 7"H x 5"D. $125.00. (0098054)
Airline 04BR-513B (1940). This Deco radio has plenty of style. The marbleized brown Bakelite retains a nice factory shine with no cracks or chips. It still has the back label and cardboard back. All of the push buttons are functional, the chassis has been serviced and the radio plays well. This beauty is ready to display and enjoy. 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $109.99. (0026424)
Airline 04BR-514B (1940). This is a great looking radio; plays great. $225.00. (0037113)
Airline 14BR-736A (1941). This radio was built by Belmont for Montgomery Ward. Its walnut veneer cabinet has been nicely refinished in lacquer as it was originally. It is AC/DC, has six tubes, six mechanical pushbuttons settable to any desired station, and a shortwave band, 9 to 12 mHz. The cabinet has one small dent at the top front edge. The dial cover plastic has darkened and shrunk a bit due to age but is still in good condition. The pushbutton covers are home-made and cover holes in the buttons that provide access for setting, easy to remove. All critical capacitors have been replaced, tubes check good. 17"W x 9-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D. About 10 pounds. $89.00. (0101026)
Airline 14WG-518 (1941). This little marbleized Bakelite beauty comes offered to you with a perfect cabinet. There are no cracks or gouges in this cabinet. The little Deco beauty has had a complete electronic restoration replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The radio still retains its original back and loop antenna. This radio plays loud and clear and will make a great addition to any collection and is BC (AM) band only. 10-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/4"D. $225.00. (0062158)
Airline 54BR-1505B (1945). Restored to its original Ivory White painted Bakelite case this is one nice Airline push button AM radio. The Deco arched top and louvered sides lines really make it very appealing. Click on my Restoration Process for more information on my procedures. The dial has one small line scratch that is hardly noticeable but mentionable and has a new dial cover. when lit the dial is very noticeable with its black background and brass dial pointer. The speaker is mounted on the side and reception from this five tube AM radio is outstanding with great tone using its loop antenna. The push buttons also rotate the dial when depressed and are easily tuned to any station selected. 11"W x 8"H x 7"D. $140.00. (0098047)
Airline 62-217 (1935). BC+SW. This handsome mission style set was originally a farm battery set that has had the AC version chassis installed (62-132). The attractive backlit dial includes pointers for Volume and Tone and produces a very nice sound with its push-pull 45 output stage. The cabinet features a stunning patterned walnut front, brand new grille cloth and original knobs. 17"H x 24"W x 12"D. $250.00. (0010066)
Airline 62-235 Tombstone (1936). SALE! Very nice working and good looking radio. Good original finish, too. The set has been restored electronically and brings in lots of stations loud and clear. Was $325.00, now $279.00. (0002663)
Airline 62-370 (1938). Very nice looking and a good working seven tube radio, it has been electronically checked out and restored. Good strong reception for the AM Broadcast and the Short-Wave too. The Magic Tuning Eye tube is good and bright. $219.50. (0002707)
Airline 62-501 (1938). No dial-face, just push-buttons, make this Bakelite radio from the golden age look very deco! The grille slots wrap around two sides and the dial position is read from the tuning knob on the other. The mechanical type push-buttons are set by loosening the screw on that knob. The radio has no back, but the case is nearly flawless, with no cracks or chips, and the five tube superhet chassis has been serviced and plays well. $175.00. (0061042)
Airline 74BR-1502B. Beautiful, working, 1940s Airline ivory Plaskon radio. It is a midget set and is barely bigger than a dollar bill. Airline was the house brand of Montgomery Ward department stores. This radio is molded ivory and is quite uncommon (you'll look for a long time, this is my third in ten years); most Airline sets of this model and its sister models were in fact brown or black Bakelite cabinets painted ivory in color. This material is called ivory Plaskon and is closely related to Bakelite; however it isn't brown--the color is probably closest to butter. It is semi-translucent and accounts for the deep ivory glow that you observe in person. Excellent luster. There is a chip internal to the cabinet, not affecting the integrity or outward appearance of the cabinet. Great period styling and the color says 1940s. Unit has the original ivory knobs, dial lens, and ivory metal louvered back. There is no dial light; the set was too small and too tightly packed to have one. 7"W x 5"H x 4"D. $225.00. (0105005)
Airline 74BR-1503B (1947). Simple elegant lines and the perfect size are both hallmarks of this smaller Bakelite table radio, by Montgomery Ward. The original imprinted-back, cloth covered line-cord, bottom label and bullet-knobs are all present. Damage-free walnut Bakelite case is in beautiful condition and displays a nice shine. When tested it played great, loud and clear. Superb original! 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. $89.00. (0027284)
Airline 74BR-1507. Six tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as necessary. Pretty sensitive set, having an RF amp up front. Sounds great, too! Beautiful black cabinet (originally painted white, but unsalvageable) has no cracks or chips or scratches. Original back. $275.00. (0048082)
Airline 84HA-1562 (1949). This little radio has a unique styling and is simple gorgeous. The Bakelite cabinet has been repainted back to its original white finish and looks brand new just as it did in 1949. The chassis has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The set still retains its original back in good condition. Plays loud and clear. 13"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $149.00. (0062157)
Airline GEN-1802A (1962). SOLD! This jet age style aqua/turquiose trapezoid shaped styrene plastic has no cracks/chips but comes with a beautiful shine! The jet black dial scale & clock face are excellent & nicely contrast the cabinet. All amber control knobs are perfect as are the silver knob brights. The clear clock cover is without damage. An all transistor chassis plays well and comes with the its nice original matching aqua back. Give this unique example a place in your collection or decor! 11"W x 6"H x 5"D. $296.00. (0025189)
Airline GSE 1662A (1956). Very Eames era style polystyrene cabinet with Catalin-like spectacular unpainted caramel & cream swirling! It is without cracks or chips but has plenty of shine! The original matching control knobs are excellent. The station control is trimmed in gold-toned metal. Station numerals / logo lettering are molded & without damage. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with an excellent original imprinted hardboard back. 10"W x 5"D x 5"H. $325.00. (0025125)
Airline Radio 196 Tombstone (1936). This s a fine three-band tombstone from the height of the super-het era. Sold by the famed Montgomery Wards Company, these were some of the finest radios of this era. The set retains all of the original parts and a very fine factory finish. The set is a deluxe model, with an active tone control and a stunning dial. Please look at the extra photos, and you will see all of the detailing on the clock-like dial. My technician has done his professional restoration work. He has replaced all of the old filters and caps. He has tested every other element, and aligned the tuner for accuracy. The radio has a new line cord and plug for your daily use and safety. 18"H x 15-1/4"W x 11"D. $359.99. (0096361)
Allied Electronic Catalogs. All in fair to good condition. 1969, 535 pages; 1971 454 pages. Filled with photos of radios and electronics, great for help to identify make and models of amplifiers, tuners etc. Price for each: $10.00. (0302014)
Allied Electronics Catalogs. 1975 Engineering Manual & Purchasing Guide No. 750; 360 pages of electronic parts of all kinds as well as pictures of lots of test equipment like multimeters & multitesters, from Simpson, Micronta; analyzers, power supplies, signal tracers, tube testers, oscilloscopes, etc. $10. Allied Industrial Electronics Cat. 660, 1966, 544 pages. This catalog is packed with a variety of radios; Knights, Johnson, Regency CB Transceivers, Microphones such as Astatic D104, Premier crystal mike or the 77L dynamic, Shure mikes and Undine's. $9.50. (0302019)
American Bosch 420 (1935). SALE! This vintage 1935 United American Bosch table/mantle AM/SW radio works great on both bands, it has really strong and clear output. Bands are broadcast 540-1600 KC and shortwave 1600-3600 KC. The five tubes are 6F7, 6D6, 75, 42, 80. The finish looks to be original and looks good except for the stain on top. The only cabinet repair is at the right front just below the upper metal inlay. All inlay is in good condition and is not missing any pieces. The decal on the front is in great condition as are the original knobs and escutcheons. It has a new output transformer and all of the capacitors have been replaced. A few minor tears in the speaker cone were repaired. Chassis pics are available. 12-1/2"W x 10-1/4"H x 7-1/2"D; shipping weight 20 pounds. Was $249.00, now $199.00. (0103001)
American Bosch 585 Tombstone (1936). SALE! If you are a collector of high tube count, high-grade tombstones for the late 1930s, this radio is for you. The radio is really a deluxe model from the fine maker, made in Springfield, Massachusetts. The factory was well known for the top product that they produced. Look at the fine cabinetwork with fancy veneers and elaborate beading. The quality screams! The chassis is a three-band model employing eight tubes. This T-15 chassis even sported a shadowgraph fine tuning device. My technician has given this radio the extra efforts the radio deserved. The sound form the large over-sized cabinet is fantastic. He has replaced all of the filters, and caps. All functions work as they should, and he has added a fine silk reproduction power cord and plug for your safety. The finish is original, and very good. There is a minor issue on the front right corner, which is so minor I could not capture it in my photos. Imposing at 22"H x 16-1/2"W x 11"D. Was $399.99, now $359.99. (0096303)
American Bosch 585Y Console. Console with loads of bookmatched burl walnut under original finish. Great multicolored illuminated dial. The chassis has been completely rebuilt and uncludes a very sensitive shadow meter tuning eye. Plays broadcast, shortwave 1, and shortwave 2 strongly and with great tone!! A nice set. $625.00. (0038180)
American Bosch 66 "Cruiser". In very nice original case. Completely rebuilt chassis plays very well. $360.00. (0038218)
Amos & Andy Map & Letter. Amos & Andy Map of Weber City, USA. With the mailing envelope and letter from "Amos & Andy" to the buyer. Nice Shape. $100.00. (0106072)
Antenna Books. Beam Antenna Handbook by William Orr & S. Cowan, 1990, 268 pages. You should read this book if you plan to construct your own antenna. $7.50. Johnson - Bassett Antenna Handbook by E. F. Johnson. This book covers all the basic essentials and you will need to know about a variety of antennas. $6.00. The ARRL Antenna Handbook, 1949. A great insight on the "How To's" of Antenna construction. Also has a lot of the neat older equipment ads of the time. $7.00. (0302081)
Antique Radio Banner. 72"W x 96"H banner advertising the Tel-E-Dial radio, the "Shirley Temple Radio" by Grigsby-Grunow. Manufactured by National Flag & Banner Co., 1222 Vine St., Philadelphia PA. One small hole; a little dirty. Another museum piece. $225.00. (0006050)
Antique Trader Radio and Television Price Guide. Edited by K. Husfloen and Contributing Editors S. McVoy, Harry Poster, Bob Ready. Published by KP Books 2005. 272 pages of color photos showing, model numbers, year manufactured and values. A very well done guide. $19.00. (0002487)
Apex "Super 5". DC set. Rare model before Apex was sold to U.S. Radio or Case Co. Rebuilt chassis plays very well. $300.00. (0038219)
Arborphone 27. Completely rebuilt chassis. The chassis displays stunning marbled Bakelite and great labeling. Includes set of detailed hookup instructions. Plays as great as it looks! $360.00. (0038202)
Arborphone 27 Battery Radio. SOLD! Five tubes BCB only. Works well with plenty of speaker volume and a good antenna. Includes ARBE III power supply and Radiola speaker as a complete functioning set. $400.00. (0048179)
Arkay Kit Radio. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. Electronically serviced with new components. Plays well with built in loop antenna. Cabinet has one hairline right front "leg." Good looking set with plenty of shine. Was $65.00, now $50.00. (0048214)
Arkay Radio (1940). Ivory Plaskon radio, unknown model. This radio has a Deco style and is clean with no cracks. Radio is untested and sold as-is. $65.00. (0037091)
Artone R-1046M-U (1949). A very unique radio, this table model features a right front round slanted dial with a very cool Bakelite pointer, left and right horizontal grille bars and two knobs. Recapped, this radio is picking up stations all across the dial. Mahogany cabinet is in great condition with the exception of one small "little finger nail" size veneer chip on each side at the rear bottom of the cabinet. A rare radio, original finish. Very collectible! $95.00. (0034084)
Arvin 12R23 (1963). Nice five tube AM only Yellow/Cream colored plastic radio. The cabinet is nice condition and the radio plays well across the entire Dial. 8-7/8"W x 4-1/2"H x 5"D. $30.00. (0039135)
Arvin 153T (1948). Interesting Arvin "lefty" table radio with small half-round dial. Bakelite cabinet is in original white paint in very good condition. Some light scratching and fleabites in paint but no chips or cracks. Original brass Arvin emblem on front and original printed back. Original label on bottom but 1/3 is missing. 9-1/2"W x 5-1/2"D x 6-1/2"H. $140.00. (0027294)
Arvin 250-P Portable (1948). AM broadcast only. This is an unusual radio in that most of the exterior case is made of a dense fiberboard instead of plastic or metal. All the light green in the pictures is fiberboard. There is some color variation, not as evident as the pictures indicate. Some guides describe it incorrectly as metal. Only the top and bottom caps are metal, light tan hammertone. It is in extremely good condition with only a paint chip or two. There aren't many of these around and even fewer in this good a condition. It performs well, has five tubes and operates on AC line or battery. The battery is Eveready #753 or equivalent. These are no longer available so unless a special battery pack is fabricated from current products, quite possible, it will be limited to plug-in use. 12"W x 10"H x 6"D, weight about seven pounds. $65.00. (0101015)
Arvin 254T (1949). SOLD! Here is a beautifully swirled chocolate brown Bakelite Arvin. It kinda has a Mercedes-Benz dial design. This Arvin has been gone over electronically and plays like a champ! The five tubes check out strong and I have added a new power cord. There is a tube layout on the bottom in so-so shape along with the one on the back. Also, this Arvin has an external antenna for greater sensitivity and long distance pick up. Another 10+ on the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" The inside is clean, too. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $165.00. (0051270)
Arvin 2581 (1958). Wonderfully Eames inspired! This glossy unpainted ivory Styrene cabinet is without cracks or chips. The neat inset linear pattern charcoal "split grille" is excellent without any missing/flaking paint. Control knobs are excellent, showing minimal wear to the numerals/lettering. The raised logo is perfect. The four tube AM only chassis plays well with its extended wire antenna. Comes with the original hard board back with printed tube layout. Add this very "atomic age" radio to your collection or decor! 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 4"D. $240.00. (0025180)
Arvin 440T (1950). White metal case with a few flea bites and no back, Radio plays well. $75.00. (0095011)
Arvin 440T (1950). Beautiful brown Metal Midget. Four tube AM only with no nicks or chips to this original finish. Nice sound across the entire dial. Recapped, with a new power cord. 8-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $150.00. (0039112)
Arvin 442 (1948). The metal midget shown here exhibits its original black paint, and carries the original long wire antenna. It has been electrically restored and carefully aligned to bring in stations up and down the dial (no simple feat with this minimal four tube circuit). The dial foil is in excellent shape, with no tears and few dings and creases, and overall the radio is a gem! $125.00. (0061073)
Arvin 444A (1946). This is a very cute restored Midget four tube AM radio. It's housed in an all metal case that has been repainted in its original Ivory White color. The dial plate and original knobs are in perfect condition. Does require an external wire antenna and I provided a length on the radio. Reception is pretty good since I live in a mountainous rural area also. View my Restoration Process for more information. 6-1/2"W x 5"H x 5"D. $155.00. (0098069)
Arvin 451-TL (1950). Here's a painted Bakelite Arvin table radio in rare peach color. Original paint is 90% with some minor nicks and scratches. No cracks or chips in cabinet. Original back, bottom label, knobs, etc. Thick Lucite dial ring with mirrored backing lights up when on giving a cool 3-D effect. When tested, it played loud and clear. Excellent original! 11"W x 6-1/2"H x 5"D. $299.00. (0027273)
Arvin 544. Five tube, BCB only. New caps and other components as needed. Bakelite cabinet has been repaired and repainted. Works great, with good sound and reception. $85.00. (0048116)
Arvin 544R. Five tube, BCB only. Filter caps and other components as needed. Performs great for such a small set. One crack in cabinet (very tight); all I did was super glue it. One crack in dial cover (very small). Dial cover would be replaced on request for $15. Set did not have original loop antenna; a replacement was found and installed. The set sounds good and looks good. $125.00. (0048069)
Arvin 55R58 Clock Radio. Retro clock radio, Not sure of the year but looks about late 50s early 60s. Very sharp looking, silver metal grille and silver and gold trim, beige case with simulated wood. Everything works well. $39.50. (0002545)
Arvin 602A (1939). The distinctive design of the "arch top" makes it unique & coveted by collectors. The glossy mottled brown/black Bakelite cabinet/handle/knobs are without cracks or chips. The original lighted dial scale, pointer and amber tinted dial cover are excellent as well. Sitting behind wraparound grille bars is gold threaded replacement grille cloth. A six tube AM only chassis plays well & includes a center tone control knob. Comes with a nice original hard board back. An eye catching centerpiece for any collection or decor! 11"W x 8"H x 6"D. $325.00. (0025172)
Arvin 751-TM (1951). This AM band model features a sturdy mahogany wood case and an unusually large dial pointer. The speaker is newly reconed and the circuitry fuse protected. There is even an input feature for the phonograph on this model. Email for further details. $139.00. (0065015)
Arvin 840T (1954). Metal set in original green. Missing two tubes, sold as is. $40.00. (0037077)
Arvin 842T (1954). SOLD! Metal Midget four tube set. Electronically restored, this radio is working very well and has no dents or any bad scratches, just a few very tiny chips and part of the Arvin logo is missing. $52.00. (0002644)
Arvin 842T Metal (1954). Midget metal set with four tubes. Repainted with original color and has no chips, scratches or dents. Knobs and Arvin logo are original and in perfect condition. Has protective back cover. Filter and paper capacitors replaced and tubes test good. Plays well with good sensitivity and audio for a midget four tube radio. Cute gift item or addition to your collection. $85.00. (0044034)
Arvin 950T (1955). Sharp angular Eames era cabinet is without cracks/chips! Though this glossy Bakelite cabinet appears jet black under all but the most intense direct light, it is actually a dark chocolate brown with subtle black swirling. The unpainted tan control knobs are excellent. The gold patterned foil center of the tuning dial is perfect! The station numerals & distinctive Arvin logo are crisp & complete! They sit nicely on a checkerboard cutout grille. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with the original Masonite back in great condition. 10"W x 6"H x 5"D. Very cool!! $275.00. (0025149)
Arvin Radio 441T (1944). SALE! Here is a type of radio, which never seems to have survived. These radios were for young children... like you and me. They were inexpensive and when broken or outgrown, were thrown away. It is for this reason, to find one 70-plus years later, the memory is a treat. This radio is for those who remember Hop-Along Cassidy, the Lone Ranger, and Sky King. Remember moving around those rabbit ear antennas, to see that grainy black and white television? Life was much simpler then! I left this set in the original condition with no cosmetic restoration. The radio has thoroughly been electronically restored, and will play well for many years. This set will impress you with a big sound and a terrific hot chassis. Please study the overall condition and especially the foil front. You can note this is the scarcer factory painted red model and the better front in great shape. 8-1/2"W x 6"H x 5"D. Was $499.99, now $399.99. (0096312)
Arvin Radio 444 (1946). SOLD! This is one of the cute little four-tube radios post WW II. The set is a collector favorite, which came in rather mediocre factory painted metal cases. This radio has been repainted in a bright candy-apple red and highlighted with white knobs. The painting is a first class automotive finish and done extremely well. The radio was completely electronically restored. The radio plays great and is a super receiver for the size with a big room sound. The radio has the two collector issues, which is the full back, and a very good foil embossed dial. A new power cord and plug have been added for your safety. 6-3/4"W x 6"H x 5"D. $79.99. (0096360)
Arvin, RCP, RCA Manuals. Arvin Radio Diagrams 1941 by Beitman (copy) 32 pages, $4.00. RCP Signal Generator model 730 Titled "Getting The Most From The RCP Signal Generator Model 730;" This 9 page instruction booklet is also used for model # 8073; copy, $3.75. 1964 RCA Senior Voltohmyst Manual, Type WV-98C Specifications, Operation, Applications and Maintance; 29 pages with Schematics & Illustrations, original, $10.00. (0302042)
Atwater Kent 165 Cathedral (1933). SOLD! This is one of the special sets made by this famed Philadelphia factory. For my money, there were no better radios of this era than A-K's. This is one of two models which were made with a very delicate burn out lace grille. The radio is a smaller set measuring 14-1/2"H x 12"W x 9"D. This was the era of the "Grand Cathedrals," so it was not only decorative but innovative as well. The radio is a five-tube model offering both broadcast and shortwave bands. The condition is terrific. My technician has done a great job in restoring the radio. He replaced all of the filters and caps. He replaced all of the interior wiring, which this maker used and did not survive the decades in good condition. Every other component was tested for factory values, and replaced as needed. The radio is a solid playing set, and a new reproduction silk covered power cord and plug have been added for your daily and safe operation. $499.99. (0096398)
Atwater Kent 185 Tombstone (1934). This is a perfect example of mid thirties Art Deco styling with its skyscraper style design. The radio is completely reconditioned electronically and my guarantee applies. It plays loud and clear. Cabinet was professionally refinished by Stan Renna who does an excellent job. Needs an external antenna as most all radios this vintage do. Quite heavy for its size, packed will be 21 pounds. 15"H x 12"W x 7-1/2"D. $350.00. (0100034)
Atwater Kent 246 (1933). This Atwater Kent table radio was built in Philadelphia. I have had this radio for a number of years. I actually got it from the grandson of the original owner. The family had relocated to North Carolina from Long Island and that is where I got it. This is the reason the radio has not been refinished or touched cosmetically. What you see is a 76 year old radio with normal wear! There is no damage to the cabinet just the wear you see. The caps, resistors, tubes have been gone through and anything bad, weak, or out of tolerance replaced. Inside the radio was a repair bill for the radio dated 1947, which I will include with the radio. $425.00. (0012117)
Atwater Kent 337 Tombstone (1935). SALE! Many radio collectors are great fans of Atwater Kent. I am one of them, for the exceptional quality they insisted on, inside and out. This is one of the larger and more ornate of the tombstones that they made, and a handsome radio. The finish is choice, as well as every other part, with the exception of a replacement silk cord with a reproduction Bakelite plug. The electronics inside have been fully serviced and the operation is assured for years to come. The radio is a two-band radio and employs seven tubes. The finish is outstanding, and with the very fine distinctive toning lacquers, they employed. Look at the wonderful stepped sides, and the fine veneers! This is a taller radio than most at 18-1/2"H x 15"W x 10-1/2"D. Everything speaks of the quality and reliability of owning an Atwater Kent. Was $459.99, now $399.99. (0096269)
Atwater Kent 44 (1928). Non working radio with no tubes; speaker not included. Atwater Kent went out of business in 1936, which makes any AK radio in ANY condition a prized collectible. So don't miss out on owning this piece of history! Shipping approx. $35. $100.00. (0074001)
Atwater Kent 545 Tombstone (1934). Atwater Kent was one of the very best makers of this era. They had a fine reputation for the extreme care in the engineering and cabinet making. This radio is a terrific example of their fine talents. The condition of this radio is extremely fine as well, so you are looking at a particularly nice set. Everything looks to be factory original, including the power cord and plug, still acceptable and supple after all of these years. My technician has replaced the filters and caps. The radio is a solidly good sounding set! 17-1/2"H x 13"W x 8"D. $399.99. (0096320)
Atwater Kent 627 Cathedral . SALE! Dare to compare and I think you'll agree this may very well be the best original example of a 627 you will find anywhere on the net. Handling 1,000's of radios over the years, I can honestly say this is in the top three of all the AK cathedrals I have seen. Other than the replacement of tubes and exposed wiring this radio is entirely original. The cabinet shows only very minor wear. I was astonished to find that the original grille cloth shows no discoloration behind the grille bars. That tells me that this set has had little exposure to light. The components of the chassis just shine. In addition the set has been serviced and plays well. It will be a joy to own and display. 19"H x 14-1/2"W x 9-1/2"D. Was $999.99, now $799.99. (0026397)
Atwater Kent 70 (1930) Lowboy. Classic lowboy radio with marbled tiger-eye wood panels in front and nice, deep grooved woodwork. Excellent wood and finish. Lighted dial. Speaker and electronics thoroughly checked and adjusted for strong reception on short indoor antenna. Tuned radio frequency circuit, seven tubes, 117volts AC, BC, 39"H x 25"W x 16"D. $200.00. (0036080)
Atwater Kent 725 Tombstone (1936). SALE! AM Broadcast with Short Wave. This fine tombstone has great style, and the very solid all original case is in excellent condition. Check out the unusual dial. The electronics have been tested and all worn parts have been replaced with new and it is working perfectly. Was $325.00, now $179.00. (0002599)
Atwater Kent 735 (1934). Classic lines and terrific performance are the best description of this super receiver. Larger and much less common than the model 206, this is a scarce find. The radio is a dual band, five-tube set. The radio retains the factory finish, speaker cloth, and knobs. The condition is great! The radio has been completely restored by my technician and plays great. Every rubber covered wire has been replaced, and the tuner aligned for accuracy in performance. This is considered a classic styled set and is a blue chip addition to your collection! 19"H x 14"W x 10-1/2"D. $599.99. (0096403)
Atwater Kent 80 Tombstone (1932). If you have seen any of the other A-K's that I have for sale, you know how much I appreciate these sets. There was no better manufacturer of radios in this era, in my opinion. They simply insisted on making the most electronically sophisticated radios in the finest of cabinets. This is a prime example of this early super-het. The radio is all original in finish and with all factory installed parts. I believe this is the nicest example of this model that I have ever offered for sale. The chassis is almost pristine in condition and certainly exceptional for its almost eighty years. My technician has professionally rebuilt all elements of the chassis, including replacing all of the filters and caps. The tuner has been aligned and every other component been tested for factory fresh values. He has replaced the factory cord and plug with the finest of reproductions, so you can play the radio with complete safety. The radio is in the "Grand Cathedral" era and measures a majestic 18-1/2"H x 14-3/4"W x 11"D. $699.99. (0096363)
Atwater Kent 856 Tombstone (1935). SALE! This is one of the scarcer A-K tombstone numbers, you will ever see. The radio looks a lot like a model 456, but it has a six-tube chassis that plays dual bands. The radio has all of the distinctive A-K styling and quality. The set has received the entire fine and though restoration that my technician can offer. All of the filters and caps are replaced with the very best current replacements The set plays as good as new, on the fine reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug. The radio is a remarkable example for a seventy plus year old example. A-K made some of the finest radios of this era, and this is a fine example of the quality. 19"H x 14"W x 10"D. Was $499.99, now $459.99. (0096287)
Atwater Kent Original Sales Brochure 1924-25. SALE! This is an original sales brochure in great condition. It covers models 10, 20, 21, 24, 1600 R2 Pooley radios. Plus Models K, H, L, and M speakers along with the phono attachment. All with the prices of each item. Just a nice addition to Atwater Kent collectors. Folded dimensions 3" x 6". Was $40.00, now $20.00. (0098052)
Atwater Kent Radio 90 Cathedral (1932). There was no finer maker of radios in the 1920s and 1930s than the Atwater Kent Company. They were focused on producing the most advanced electronics and stunning cabinets. This is the premier model... the finest and most sophisticated of these early super-hets. Please note the fine matched veneers of the cabinet married with elaborate turnings. This is a fantastic example, with all original parts and a very good original finish. My service technician did a super job in restoring this radio to factory new condition. He has replaced all of the filters and caps with state of the art replacements. Every tube and component has been tested for factory new values and as always, a new silk reproduction cord and plug for your safety. This is a super playing radio, reflecting the company's intention of making simply the best radio money could buy. This is a large set at 20"H x 16"W x 10-1/2"D. $999.99. (0096352)
Atwater-Kent 627 Cathedral (1932). I have sold many radios, but none better than those made by Atwater Kent company. Over two decades, there was no company more dedicated to the marriage of state of the art electronics and the very finest in cabinetry. This radio is the very finest example of this scarce model. The radio is so perfect and clean, you would swear it left the factory last year. The radio is an early super-het, with seven tubes. The radio was completely restored, with all new filters and caps. My technician has extensively checked every component and the radio is a perfect player. The radio retains the entire factory parts, with a new reproduction silk power cord and Bakelite plug. If you collect these "Grand Cathedrals", and insist on the finest conditioned sets, there will be no better example of this radio to be found. 19-3/4"H x 16"W x 11"D. $759.99. (0096349)
Automatic 105. SOLD! Five tube BCB only. Solid wood cabinet with stylistic gold airplane dial face. Serviced with new electronic components as needed. Fine performance for a small set. $100.00. (0048185)

B&K Color Generator Manual. Complete operating instructions. $12.50. (0302107)
Ballantine 300A Voltmeter Manual. AC Electronic Voltmeter Manual. Operating instructions, schematics and servicing. Original. $5.50. (0302108)
Ballantine's Scotch Whisky Bottle Radio. SALE! This is a neat transistorized novelty radio I bought several years ago. It works great, is AM Broadcast Band only. Volume control and on/off switch is the top of cap, tuning under that. Nice Christmas gift for that special person! Shipping by Priority Mail is $8.00 in CONUS. International buyers please contact me for shipping cost. Was $85.00, now $75.00. (0103040)
Barbie Boombox AM/FM Radio & CD Player. Here is a wonderful nostalgic (late 50s early 60s) style "Barbie" AM/FM radio with a full function CD player, stereo speaker, battery powered, carry handle. New with warrantee. Gift boxed. Approx. 13-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $59.00. (0202026)
Barrel Radio (Japan). Very well made Barrel radio, looks like the old tube type version but its littler cousin. Only ID is all transistor AM on the radio itself and paper ID label inside says serial number and "Barrel shaped radio" with schematic, well made, probably from the late 60s, takes 4 penlight AA batteries, Virtually unused, only expected tarnishing of brass rings, actually adds to the look. works, approx 6" long and 3" high. radio made of heavy plastic. With original manual. $49.95. (0008050)
BCB DX Loop Antenna. Total height 40", width 25". Made from solid teak wood with walnut trim. Knob of bubinga wood. Counter weight of hardrock maple (butcher block). Antenna consists of two windings of Litz wire. One is the primary loop antenna, the othe is a two tun loose coupling to attach to a set that already has a loop. A two section variable cap allows tuning of the whole BCB. Different configurations allowable by interchanging the alligator clips. Antenna is great for BCB DX, tuning is sharp, directionality is strong. Can be made in wood of your choice--teak, bubinga, birdseye maple, or other exotics. Teak antenna as seen is $175.00. (0048153)
Beauty B-632. This beautiful tiny short wave radio operates on two AA batteries (not included). It has AM/FM and six shortwave bands (eight bands total). It brings the entire world! It is an excellent receiver, very sensitive, we have listened on it, to as far as Australia! It is so small, you may carry it in your shirt pocket or in a ladies bag. Our Complete Special price including packing, shipping and insurance within USA is only $25.00. (0055104)
Beer Can Novelty Radios. Here is a pair of Budweiser and Coors beer can radios. Radios are in good shape and play. Price for the pair, $45.00. (0037097)
Bell 2199B Amplifier. Tube amplifier. Really powerful with no background hum. A nice clean unit with excellent controls that performs well!! $250.00. (0038129)
Bell Carillon Amp. Six tube 35 watt monoblock P/A amp with two 6L6GCs, three 12AX7s and 12AV6. Rebuilt with new capacitors and fresh tubes. Very powerful with excellent treble and bass response. Nice clean case and chassis. $195.00. (0038029)
Belmont 41A Cathedral (1932). This set is one of the prettiest little Cathedral sets I have seen. This set has its original finish, in good condition, we just brightened it up a little. The chassis looks as good as the cabinet itself; lots of detailing went into this set to make it a prize winner. The chassis has been electronically restored as well, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This radio is fairly scarce, and this one is a fine example. This set will set off any room or collection anywhere. 13"H x 11"W x 8"D. $399.00. (0062144)
Belmont 5D128 (1946). This little Belmont is as Deco as they come and is a personal favorite of mine. It has its original paint and decal; it also has its original back which is rare. The cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks or chips, and the dial and dial lens are perfect. The chassis is clean and has been serviced. I listen to this radio often, as it has great reception, above average in fact. This is one of Belmont's most collectable and valuable sets, and it's rare to find one in this condition. A great addition to the best of radio collections. 11"w x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $299.00. (0062062)
Belmont 5D128 (1946). This is a beautiful five tube set that is in great condition. The radio has no cracks or breaks in the cabinet. The cabinet was professionally repainted several years ago. At that time the bad or leaky caps/resistors were replaced as well as any bad or weak tubes. A good playing, really nice set. $185.00. (0012115)
Belmont 6D111 (1946). This is a working Belmont. NO cracks in case and has original ivory paint job. Original push buttons, push button labels, knobs, dial, and speaker are all in great shape. I did a lot of cleaning and polishing to get this radio to shine again but, it came out beautiful and it was worth the effort. It has been recapped and has a new power cord. It is also sporting a new gold foil Belmont decal. A real nice mostly original safe working iconic Art Deco radio. For more info and pictures, click here. Accept PayPal and credit cards. $300.00. (0099022)
Belmont 6D111 (1946). Good working, sounding and great looking Art Deco radio with a painted Bakelite case in good condition. Has a solid back cover. Special Sale $289.50. (0002716)
Belmont 6D111 Replica by Crosley. Crosley CR-3 replica of the famous 1946 Classic Belmont radio. Very nice looking and very good working condition, has no cracks, chips or scratches. $74.00. (0002717)
Bendix 526A (1946). SOLD! When I think of Bendix I think of washing machines and bicycle brakes... those were the days! Here's an absolutely mint - off the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty," brown and heavily swirled Bakelite Bendix 526A! It has been gone over electronically, tuned and aligned. It plays really good! While all five tubes check out strong. The back and built in carrying handle are beautifully crafted and, an idea ahead of its time! It also has an external antenna for sensitivity and distant station reception. The chassis loads from the bottom and is clean with no rust. The tube layout is in great shape, too! This Bendix radio is - in a word - Mint!! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $210.00. (0051297)
Bendix 526E. "Waterfall" radio with freshly rebuilt chassis. Very good back and bottom label. A truly stunning set with original finish!! $150.00. (0038123)
Bendix 526MB (1946). SALE! Here is a nice restored example of a Deco Bakelite radio by Bendix Aviation Corp. It was originally Ivory White and I painted a nice lite brown on the contoured top and side to give it more appeal. The case is encased on all sides to show the real Deco design and the chassis is removed from the bottom. Has the original lit dial and butterscotch colored knobs. Five tubes with a loop antenna allow great reception and selectivity. Also has a slot hand hold on the top which also allows for heat dissipation. Very clever. Just one very nice Bendix and Deco radio of the period. View my Restoration Process for more information. 11"W x 7"H x 7"D. Was $225.00, now $185.00. (0098072)
Bendix 626C (1947). From the "machine age," this walnut Bakelite radio looks and sounds great. It features an upper front slide rule dial, the famous Bendix dial glass, lower verticle louvers, three original caramel knobs and a rear hand-hold. Recapped; plays like a new one. There is a damaged area on the rear left side that has been repaired (it was damaged when it was shipped to me). Still a great radio! Price reflects repaired damage; a great buy! 12-1/2"W x 8"H x 8"D. $60.00. (0034073)
Bendix 636D (1947). Unusual post-war set, with an interesting blonde finish, original knobs, a unique metal grille, and a nice, crisp dial. This six-tube BC radio has received all new capacitors and tubes and is a strong performer. Rebuilt by the original owner, the cabinet is very sound, but is slightly off-square. Despite this, the set displays beautifully. Original instruction booklet included. $155.00. (0021019)
Bendix Aviation Corporation 0526A (1946). Beautiful one-piece Bakelite cabinet is damage free except for a tiny nick on the leftmost grille bar. Features nice deco case lines with a naturally lustrous finish, original butterscotch swirled-plastic knobs. Original back-painted celluloid dial has a small hairline on right. High quality, vertically mounted Bendix chassis. Excellent player, nice sound. 10-1/2"H x 7"D x 7"W. $240.00. (0027266)
Bendix Aviation Corporation 111 (1949). Gorgeous one-piece Bakelite cabinet is in pristine condition with strong machine-age design influences. Large all-metal dial surround adds a striking feature to this already handsome set. No chips or cracks. Beautiful walnut Bakelite with of tons natural sheen. Top quality, vertically mounted Bendix chassis played well when tested, with no hum. Original swirled plastic knobs. 10-1/2"H x 6-1/2"W x 7"H. $275.00. (0027281)
Benrus 10B01 Clock Radio (1955). Gold brass clock radio keeps good time and radio works great. Good condition. $65.00. (0037038)
Bewitched Tin Tote Lunch Box. Produced in China 1999. Looks like a TV with screen and has simulated tuning knobs and an antenna shaped carrying handle. It is in excellent condition, no scratches or dents. 8"W x 6"H x 3"D. $12.95. (0202101)
Blaupunkt Nizza (1955). Radio built in 1955 is still working; few minor damaged spots on the wooden case. Six AM circuits: broadcast, Long Wave, Short Wave plus FM. Two loudspeakers; 580mm x 385mm x 270mm / 22.8"W x 15.2"H x 10.6"D. $300.00. (0063001)
Blaupunkt Sultan 2623. With rebuilt chassis. Plays all bands super. Has one small chip on front edge and the "S" is missing from Sultan badge. $425.00. (0038222)
Bogen CHB35A Challenger Tube Amp. Has two 7868 and one each 12AX7, 6C4 and 6EU7. Has very clean and powerful output. Modified with a auxiliary cooling fan for extra cooling and reliability. $195.00. (0038026)
Bogen MBA-15 Amp. Solid state 60 watt amp. Very clean sound. Enough power to rattle your bones at volume setting #2 of 10. Very nice cosmetic condition. $70.00. (0038023)
Bonzo Pup with Radio. No markings. $100.00. (0106069)
Book - Operating Manual. Sabtronics 2000 Digital MultiMeter, Assembly & Operating manual. $14.00. (0302167)
Book: "The Story of a Collector" By Wim Meter, Meter Studio. SALE! A NEW, wonderful book showing hundreds of novelty radios, music boxes, toy crystal sets as well as other radio collectibles, with descriptions, date and manufacturer. This is an above average book and the finest one I have seen on novelty radios. Hardcover 180 pages of great color photos. Was $22.00, now $17.00. (0002507)
Book: Antique Radios Restoration and Price Guide. By David & Betty Johnson. Shows slight use, 1982. Large paperback, 99-page reference illustrated with photos and diagrams, learn about restoring radios from an expert. Clean inside and out with no significant flaws. $9.00. (0302151)
Book: Collectors Guide To Antique Radios, 7th. Edition (2008). By John Slusser & The Staff of Radio Daze. This is the NEW 7th Edition. There are 317 pages of beautiful full color photos listing hundreds of radio descriptions, identification and values. Discount priced! $19.95. (0302183)
Book: Collectors Guide to Transistor Radios by Marty & Sue Bunis (1949). Identification, values and great photos of hundreds of early transistor radios. This sells new for $49 but this very good condition, used book with 254 pages just $24.95. (0302175)
Book: Electronics Buyers Guide (1969). Published by McGraw-Hill. 1400 Pages of thousands of electronic parts with photos and information. $7.50. (0302049)
Book: Hickok TV-7 Operating Instructions & Tube Data. Tube Tester Setup. Professionally done Large 8-1/2" x 11" copies of this manual have heavy clear plastic soil protective cover, spiral bound and heavy duty back cover. $17.50. (0302156)
Book: Modern Electronic Troubleshooting. Using Up-To-Date Test Instruments and Advanced Servicing Techniques. 1968, hard cover, 256 pages. $19.50. (0302133)
Book: Notes on Amateur Radio Design. By James Willen, 1938. The cover is missing on this book but it has some great content, packed full of projects for the Amateur Radio experimenter. $7.00. (0302084)
Book: Old Time Radios Restoration & Repair. Presents the history, theory, and practical operation behind old-time home, auto, amateur, shortwave, and CB radio sets, providing the detailed instructions and schematics needed to repair or rebuild them. Includes a complete classic radio troubleshooting course, a capacitor/resistor color code chart for identifying radio parts, and vacuum tube pin-out diagrams that are often absent from schematics. New. $24.00. (0302079)
Book: Radio Amateur's Handbook (1958). 35th Edition. This book is in fair condition. I didn't see any writing or tears as I paged through. $9.00. (0302032)
Book: Radio Collectors Guide. SOLD! By Morgan McMahon. 1974 edition. Covering radios from 1921 to 1932, Lists Age Guide- Cross Reference listing manufacturers the year manufactured, model numbers & name of radio, price sold for, style of set, and circuit stages. 264 pages. Some loose pages, no tears, good cover. $8.75. (0302092)
Book: Radio Handbook (1942). 9th Edition 1942, 2nd printing. Hard cover, cover is a little faded but otherwise in very good condition. $12.50. (0302078)
Book: Radio Handbook (1972). 19th edition. First printing by William Orr W6SAI. Published by Howard Sams. Hard cover. 974 pages with many interesting projects, photos and schematics. Written in an easy to understand manner. $26.00. (0302063)
Book: Radio Operating Questions & Answers. By Horning and McKenzie, 1964, hardback, 598 pages. $12.50. (0302137)
Book: Radio Set Socket Layout Guide. 1921 to 1935. Very helpful. By RCA., Like new. $15.00. (0302155)
Book: Radiotron Designer's Handbook. By RCA, 1945 third edition. This handbook has been prepared especially for the radio set designer, but found invaluable to radio engineers, experimenters and service technicians. Hardback book in like new condition, 352 pages. $25.00. (0302158)
Book: Simplicity of Radio. The Blue Book of Radio by Powel Crosley, 1926. This is a copy in good condition. Powel Crosley was born in 1886 in Cincinnati, Ohio and died in 1961. Some of his inventions changed our lives: the first auto radio, first push-button radio, first soap opera, a major radio broadcast network, and other items such as the first fax machine, shelves in refrigerator doors, and many others. Here he writes knowledgeably about early radios, with their rheostats and vacuum tubes and condensers. $5.00. (0302121)
Book: Understanding Broadcasting (1982). 2nd edition. By Eugene Foster. 526 pages, very nice condition. $24.50. (0302051)
Book: Wiley Series In Electronic Engineering Technology. Antennas, By L.V. Blake 1966. Hard Cover, Excellent condition. $45.00. (0302072)
Booklet: Sylvania Handy General Reference. Booklet with general information and hints on the subject of car radios of that period. Published in 1933 and deals with auto radios from 1929 to 1933. Good condition. 6"H x 4-1/2"W. $15.00. (0094010)
Books from Gernsback Library. Some of the books pictured have been sold. Those remaining for sale are Color TV Repair by M. Clifford, $5.00; New Shortcut To TV Servicing No 2 by L.C. Lane, $5.00; TV Trouble Analysis by H.M. Leaf, $5.00; Industrial Electronics Made Easy by Jaski, $7.50. (0302138)
Books From Gernsback Library Set 2. Some of the books pictured have been sold. Those remaining for sale are Generators By Middleton 1955, Servicing Record Changers By Mileaf 1956, TV It's A Cinch By Aisberg 1957, Servicing Color TV By Middleton 1957, Rapid TV Repair By Heath 1956. Price for each book, $5.00. (0302140)
Books: Antique Radio Classified Magazines. All are unmarked and carefully used. 1990-Sept. thru December $5.50, 1994-Oct. $1.50, 1995-July $1.50, 1996- Feb. March, May $5.00, 1997-Jan. thru July $9.00, 1998-Sept, Nov., Dec. $5.50, 1999-ALL $14.00, 2000-Aug. thru Dec. $7.00, 2003-Dec. $1.50, 2004-Jan. $1.50, 2006-ALL $12.00, 2007-ALL $12.00. (0302184)
Bravour 3010 Multiband Portable. SALE! Transistor portable, about mid 60s I would guess, because of its tan leather covered case and handle. It's in pretty nice condition on the front and sides; the back has a few small scuff marks, but overall it makes a nice presentation. It works very well on its original 9V battery. This nice radio is from Denmark. Was $79.00, now $64.00. (0002318)
Bremer-Tulley Console (model unknown). Late 1930s. Neat columns in front! Good wood, small upper front veneer patch missing, good finish, small scratches. Type 47 tube missing, transformer loose, tear in speaker grille. 44"H x 25"W x 13"D. $250.00. (0136005)
Browning Drake 5R "Regenaformer" (1927). SALE! Here is an excellent Browning Drake battery radio that has been cosmetically restored. There were many kit sets made by Browning Drake, but only factory finished sets have the Browning-Drake label, so this a factory finished set. The "R" in the model number means that the audio stages are resistance-coupled. This is a regenerative design, instructions for tuning are included. It uses National Company's "Velvet Vernier" dials. Click here for an article about this radio's history. I have tested it and it works as it should. Includes five tubes: three 01As for detection and audio, a 19 for RF, and a 20 for final output. That is $130 worth of tubes! Both output jacks are working. Additional pics available. Requires antenna, power supply and speaker (or headphones). 24"W x 12"D x 10"H, shipping weight 25 pounds. Was $399.00, now $349.00. (0103061)
Bruns Prominent 204 (1973). This rare 220v transistors wood cabinet stern-radio have LW, MW, KW and UKW bands and play good in UKW with no antenna! Is in very good shape and a very nice add to your radio transistor collection! 19.68"W x 5.90"H x 5.90"D (50 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm). $94.50. (0075001)
Bugs Bunny AM/FM/Cassette Portable. Bugs Bunny AM/FM Stereo Radio with Cassette Player/Recorder. Made by Toshiba. This is Brand New and Gift Boxed with owner, operating manual. $44.50. (0002583)
Bulova 100 (1957). Here is another very famous and nice looking clock/radio, in a very good working condition. It was recapped, it also has a small hairline on the scale, see the picture. Otherwise looks and acts beautiful, The radio is now 51 years old! A great collectible! S&H will be $21.00 within USA. Special price is $65.00. (0055108)
Bulova 100 (1957). Only sold by Bulova through jewelry stores, this model clock radio was available for just one year! Great asymmetrical geometry in thick glossy crack/chip free ivory Plaskon! The clock face houses the dial scale and both sit behind a thick clear Lucite cover. All lettering/numerals are crisp and complete. A wonderful reverse gold painted Lucite grille and trim add to the look. The nice gold clock control knobs are original as are the amber/tan radio knobs at each end of the cabinet. Both the clock & the five tube AM only chassis work well. Comes with an excellent original hard board back with tube layout. As a bonus, on the back there's a 120v outlet to plug in a coffee maker! A nice set for collection or decor! 12"W x 6"H x 6"D. $195.00. (0025175)
Bulova 100 Clock Radio (1957). Not quite a wristwatch, but it keeps really good time! Yes, it's a Bulova 100 and, like Longines Wittenauer, dabbled in radio branding within the jewelry industry that was evolving in the 50s. With a flawless Ivory Plaskon Case and gold mesh grille it has a classic look that's timeless (no pun intended). It's been recapped, tuned and aligned. The clock and its functions work as they should as does the timed appliance outlet on back. An interesting touch is the dial scale which is incorporated into the clock presentation. A jewelers touch, I guess. Absolutely minimal wear. A real 10+! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $140.00. (0051291)
Bulova 140 Clock Radio (1962). Very nice and works well is this Pretty and Pink Clock/AM Radio. The case is in fine condition without any cracks or chips; it's very clean. $89.50. (0002714)
Bulova 300. Table radio. Great Look! White with the gold speaker grille. This radio has been completely restored electrically and belts out a song. It is in excellent condition electrically and cosmetically. $159.00. (0087006)
Bulova 350 (1957). This beautiful pink and white radio was made by the famous watch company. It was completely recapped. Even the ON/OFF and potentiometer switch has been replaced. The radio plays good and looks terrific. It has five miniature tubes, two knobs. It is one of a kind radio very rare and difficult to obtain today. S&H is $15.00 and the special price is $40.00. (0055141)
Burns Pylon Speaker. Black speaker with good driver. Has two real small hairline cracks which are hard to see. $385.00. (0006219)
Burns Pyralin Bell Speaker. Made by Chicago Electric Co. Small crack has been successfully repaired. Driver works. A beauty for use or display. More photos available on request. $625.00. (0006193)

Candy Box. Cardboard box looks like a battery radio. $55.00. (0106049)
Candy Dish. Glass radio-shaped candy dish. $250.00. (0106058)
Capitol Records 736 (1959). OK, get out those old 60s records you could never throw away and hear then play again! This is a cabinet-mounted, three component hi-fi entertainment center: turntable, DeWald tuner and built in speakers. Typically seen in many homes of this period. AM, FM, Phono (16, 33, 45, 78 RPM). Needs some finish restoration and turntable and electronics restoration. You do or I can do for a reasonable sum. 117 VAC only. 33"W x 25"H x 18"D. $75.00. (0136022)
Captain Midnight Decoder Whistle (1947). $75.00. (0106023)
Captain Midnight Ring (1942). Sliding compartment. $115.00. (0106018)
Captain Midnight Spinner Medal (1940). $30.00. (0106019)
Car Radio - 1967 Chevrolet Impala, Caprice, Bel-Air. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all the tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 986846. No rust clean as new. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. Knobs are included. $14.90 shipping. $130.00. (0083002)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevelle, El-Camino, GMC Sprint. This radio is in excellent condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. The volume control, tone control and tuner pushbutton assembly have been cleaned and lubed. This is a one year only radio and only fits the afore mentioned applications. Radio has two very small specks in the dial and otherwise just about perfect. No knobs are offered for this radio. These radios are becoming increasingly hard to find. Model number 7303131. $14.90 shipping. $145.00. (0083004)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 7302451. No rust and very clean. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. The black tape on top of the radio is installed during assembly to prevent dust and moisture build-up on Delco radios of this vintage, it has been replaced with a like piece of tape. No knobs are offered. $14.90 shipping. $130.00. (0083003)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevrolet Impala, Caprice, Bel-Air. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 7303311. No rust and very clean. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. The black tape on top of the radio was installed at the assembly line to prevent dust and moisture build up on Delco radios of this vintage; it has been replaced with a like piece of tape. No knobs are offered with this radio. $14.90 shipping. $125.00. (0083001)
Case Radio 710 Tombstone (1936). Here is one of the most beautiful and seldom seen crested tombstones from the height of the super-het era. Case Radio was a small high-end factory based in Marion, Indiana. They were in business for only a few years and made only about a dozen models in their short span. This particular model was the best of the models, with a seven tube chassis and offering three bands. The radio is a stunning example of artisanship, with exotic inlay patterns on an American walnut cabinet. This is one of the larger sized sets. Note the terrific dial, in the classic "watch-dial" look and the multi-colored screened enamel. My technician enjoyed the complete restoration of this beauty. He replaced all of the filters and caps, adding a fine reproduction silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. Every other component was tested and replaced, if not up to factory new standards. This is one powerful player, and with the huge dial, lit in a darker room, something to behold. 21"H x 16-1/2"W x 12"D. $799.99. (0096343)
Cathedral Radio Bank. SALE! Toppo Restorations has just made it easier to save for your next radio purchase! This cathedral bank is well made with all wood construction. Watch your savings grow through the clear window grille. The slot at the top is large enough for all coins and paper currency. When full the base can be removed by just two screws. 10"H x 7"W x 3"D. Was $29.95, now $19.99. (0026399)
Cathedral Radio Music Box (1985). All solid wood Cathedral Radio Music Box. This is in real fine condition, well made and works very well. Plays "Happy Days Are Here Again." Made in Taiwan by Enesco. 7-1/4"H x 6"W x 3-1/4"D. $20.00. (0202073)
CBS 5440 Clock Radio (1956). Here we have a seldom seen CBS-Columbia off white clock radio. It is in absolutely mint condition. It has all its original five tubes - sans two that I had to replace. It has been gone over electronically and plays very good! I like the interesting and decorative center panel that gives it a contemporary look - if you call 53 years old contemporary. It has its original knobs, clock and radio. The clock functions like it's supposed to. There's a timer plug-in in the back. Minimal wear and a 10+ on the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $130.00. (0051283)
CD Guides. Sams Compact Disc Troubleshooting & Repair. by Neil Heller & Thomas Bentz, 1988. $14.00. Technical Training Manual- CD Player & Home Amplifier-Troubleshooting Guide. by Thompson Consumer Electronics. 1994. $18.00. (0302112)
Channel Master 6259 (1970s). Good quality Taiwanese-made vintage table radio by Channel Master. It has a nice lighted dial when powered on, AM, FM/AFC and tone control. This radio has very good reception and a rich full sound. It is in very good overall condition showing just light to moderate wear. 12"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $55.00. (0027322)
Chanticleer Sterling. Sterling? Chanticleer?? Five tubes, plus ballast and eyetube. BCB and MW (1300-2400 kc) A strange set unlisted. very similar in circuitry to a Packard-Bell 48 series, right down to the "stationized" dial. The MW band covered the old police band and nautical, but no more. Works well on BCB with an external antenna. Electronically restored with new components, the eyetube is original and usable. The set has a four position band switch: BCB, MW, and three BCB stations electonically tuned and acessable to set from the bottom. There are multiple dial lights to indicate position. The dial face was damaged near the eye tube (see photo) but no calibration is missing. A new eye tube can be added for $25. Good looking cabinet was refinished and a new grille cloth added. $110.00. (0048220)
Charlie McCarthy Game. Radio Party Game; complete with mailing envelope. $65.00. (0106039)
Clapp Eastham Radak R-4 (1924). One-tube set. As found with tube. Not sure if complete. $290.00. (0038018)
Clarion Radio. Five tube BCB only. Has resistance line cord to wrap around your coffee cup to keep it warm. All electrolytic and paper caps replaced. RF/IF aligned. Nice litle set, plays well with ample sound and sensitivity. $85.00. (0048160)
Coaster Set. Looks like a 1930s style Cathedral radio. Six plastic coasters. In excellent condition. 5-1/2"H x 4-1/2"W x 3"D. $24.00. (0202096)
Coca Cola Cooler Radio MC-194. Nice little good working radio that broadcast on AM-FM-Weather Band and also TV-2. No cracks, chips or scratches. Operates on four "C" Batteries included. $26.50. (0202099)
Coca-Cola Cooler Radio (1949). Manufactured by "Point of Purchase Displays." Original paint and knobs. Electronically restored and sounds great. My guarantee applies. Only one small chip out of the back corner of the right side, doesn't show when on display. this radio has been copied in the 70s with an AM/FM/Cassette version but this one is the original tube model, AM only. I believe the chassis was built by Majestic. 13 pounds. $850.00. (0100030)
Collectors Guide To Antique Radios (2005). This is the NEW 6th Edition. It has 320 pages of great color photos listing radio descriptions and values. Discount priced! $19.95. (0002439)
Collins 75S-1 Ham Receiver (1960). I know very little about vintage ham gear, however with just a short wire antenna I was able to pick up nice strong signals on most of the bands with good volume and no hum. This is a very clean unit without modifications and was obtained from the original owner! Cabinet condition is excellent; chassis could use a little detailing. Dial alignment is slightly off but is user correctable and I will include a copy of the original Collins service guide, which documents this process. Comes with its original proprietary power-connector attached to a replacement line cord. $426.00. (0027350)
Collins Amateur Radio Manuals. 75A-3 Receiver, original, $30. 312B-4 and 312B-5 Station Controls, original, $14.00. (0302036)
Collins Manuals. 32S-3 Transmitter, original manual, $32.00. 75S-1 Receiver, original manual, $20.00. (0302037)
Collins Manuals. 70E-8A Permeability Tuned Oscillator, $12. 30S-1 RF Linear Amplifier, instructions and schematics, $14. 75S-1 Receiver, $20.00. (0302035)
Colonial Radio 300 (1933). I hate to part with this radio. This is an extremely difficult radio to find and to have one of these in this condition, a once in a decade find! The set is such a fine example, with the factory-foiled dials firmly in place, factory speaker cloth and jewel which lights when the set is turned on. The chrome is perfection on the radio, the reflections off it made me think the mirror finish was like glass! This is a modest sized table radio with a very big presence. The cabinet is in good original condition show minor wear for the decades. The radio was completely recapped, and plays great! 10-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 6"D. $799.99. (0096366)
Colonial Radio 653 Tombstone (1931). A fine maker in Buffalo, New York, made this radio. They were a very good make, but not all that well known, as they were a high value and non-commercial brand. Collectors prize the chance to own these sets, as they are well made radios inside and out. This is a mid-sized set with a terrific presence. The finish appears original and in very fine shape. The radio has only one blemish on the front right foot that is hard to find unless you are looking for it. It is seldom that you find a radio in this condition after 76 years. This five tube, single band radio plays great and retains everything original to the set, straight from the factory. The speaker cloth, knobs power cord, and plug all original! The radio is a very good playing radio, with a complete replacement of the filters, caps.The tuner has been aligned, and a new power cord and plug added for your safety. 16"H x 12"W x 8"D. $199.99. (0096370)
Comet By Crosley CR220. Once you hear the Comet you'll think you're listening to one of those $500 radios. This great little receiver was designed around the speaker enclosure and sound chamber. The curve of the Comet acts as a funnel to improve bass response. Included are the "Audio Ready" feature allowing you to hook-up your MP3 Player, Walkman, CD Player or Satellite Radio with the included connection kit. Features analog AM/FM, external AM/FM antenna, LED tuning indicator, audio input/output, headphone output, 12 volt jack for use in car or camper. Oak case; 10"W x 5"H x 5-1/4"D. $94.50. (0002493)
Computer Novelty Radio. SOLD! This neat miniature computer radio works very well. The speaker is a nice size and it sounds surprisingly good and clear. The mouse has two buttons for scanning the FM stations. Made in China by HI-Bunsonic about 1989. 4-1/2" H x 4"W x 5"D. $20.00. (0202059)
Conar 280 Signal Generator Manual. Operating-Maintenance & Instruction Manual, $12.00. (0302162)
Coronado Radio Corp 74G Cathedral (1933). SOLD! Seldom seen and always to be appreciated are the radios made by this Minneapolis, MN, maker of fine radios. They did not make a large number of models under their own name, but supplied some of the best radios to Sears under the Silvertone nameplate. This is a full sized "Grand Cathedral." You will be impressed by the decorative use of rep-wood embellishments and the substantial radio with the delicate grille and the beautiful use of American walnut. This early super-het has received the complete restoration that all of my radios get. The radio has all new filters and caps, with every other component checked for the correct factory values. We added a new power cord and plug for your safe operation for the next few decades. My technician is a very exacting fellow, and he raved about the selectivity of this beauty. 18"H x 15-1/2"W x 9-1/4"D. $359.99. (0096340)
Country Belle Radio by Guild (1955). Looks very much like the telephones of the 1920's and 30's; all solid wood construction with vintage appearing hardware, bells, speaker and ear phone. This is really a very good AM broadcast radio, it has been restored to work for many years to come. By lifting the receiver the radio comes on and by turning the crank you can dial the stations. $69.50. (0002721)
Crosley "Bandbox". Four tubes. Hard to find this model. Cabinet needs refinished & drive to the tuner needs repair. Instructions enclosed in the lid. $110.00. (0006076)
Crosley 10-135 Coloradio (1951). This little "Dashboard" set is popular among all radio collectors and this set is a fine example. The set has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The paint is original, and looks very good. The radio still has its original back, which is perfect. This little set plays loud and clear and has very good reception. 12"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $249.00. (0062163)
Crosley 10-138 Coloradio (1950). SOLD! This stunning maroon "Coloradio" was manufactured by Crosley Radio Corpoaration, and is really striking! There were several colors available, and they are commonly referred to as "Dashboard" radios, due to the similarity to automobile dashboards of the time. This example is in super condition with only a few paint chips (cabinet has original paint!) There are no cracks, it shines very well without any polish (see the reflections, especially on the radio top, of the crack in the door), and it has the original back! The gold plated bezel and knobs are in very good condition. If you are looking for a near perfect example of an early 50s radio, this could be it. It plays great, has been restored electronically to like new condition: all caps replaced, all resistors checked and out of tolerance ones replaced, all tubes tested with weak ones replaced. It covers the broadcast band. It is a wonderful radio, and could be a highlight of your collection! Please see the white model 10-135 I have listed. 13"W x 7"H x 7"D, shipped weight 12 pounds. $199.00. (0103051)
Crosley 10-138 Replica. New in the original box. AM-FM radio and cassette player. The 10-138 was originally produced by Crosley in 1950 and was named the Color Radio, while others have named it the Dashboard Radio. The truly classic, smooth styling of the radio's design was eye catching then as is this excellent full size replica. The decorator designed cabinet is made of ABS tuff plastic, black with gold escutcheons. $99.95. (0202008)
Crosley 10-140 (1950). This is a very pretty light green radio made by Crosley. It is small by most old radio standards at 12-1/2"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. The original paint is in remarkable original condition with some paint missing on the top and sides. The original back and tube decal on the bottom are in pristine condition. It is a five tube radio and has been restored as described below. It picks up my local station here loud and clear. Email for further pictures or info. $195.00. (0004227)
Crosley 11-100U. This radio has been recapped and is ready for another fifty years of play. A new polarized power plug has been installed for safety. Weak tubes have been replaced with strong and the chassis was polished by hand to a shine. Case was cleaned and polished. Chassis was tuned for best reception and sensitivity. Many original parts. Great deep sound from small radio. I get many stations from all over. Warrantee included. For more information and more pictures of this set, click here. Looking for a good example of one for you your collection? This is it. Paypal and Credit card accepted. $275.00. (0099016)
Crosley 148 Cathedral (1931). SALE! Crosley was a fine maker of radios from Cincinnati, Ohio. Their line ranged from the very expensive to a less expensive "workers" priced radio. This is an early "mini" cathedral radio, as these smaller sets usually date a few years later. The condition is very good, as the radio has enjoyed an earlier restoration. The condition of the case is very nice, it might be original, but I think it was a high quality refinish job. The radio plays very well across the AM band and is a plug and play type of set. You will be very pleased with the radio, and it will be a fine addition to your collection. 14"H x 11-1/2"W x 9"D. Was $229.99, now $199.99. (0096382)
Crosley 167 Tombstone (1936). SALE! This great looking tombstone is a five tube set with a single band. Looks very nice; the finish is very good and it performs well. It has been electronically restored to last for many more years. Was $249.50, now $199.00. (0002585)
Crosley 173 (1934). SALE! Six tubes, BCB (550-1500 KHz) and SW (1500-3100 KHz) An early (1934) pre-octal superhet circuit for AC or DC power. Electrolytic condensers that needed replacing have been replaced with new and concealed inside the old. The existing paper condensers have been retained to avoid destroying the integrity of the set--some of the older condensors are multi-function sealed within cans so I didn't want to deface them. The set plays very well on BCB with full rich sound due to heavy components and solid construction. The SW band reception is weak, but there is not much action on that band these days so I left it as-is. The small tombstone cabinet is beautiful fluted wood, the front tastefully inlayed with a strip of marquetry. Controls are both back lit and have been cleaned and lubed. A working example of early radio technology preserved as close to original as possible. Was $275.00, now $185.00. (0048228)
Crosley 515 Mini Tombstone (1934). SOLD! Designed and manufactured at the height of radio madness, this midget tombstone features an original small round airplane dial, four knobs, and five tubes and picks up local stations very well. It also comes equipped with a Short Wave band for interesting nighttime listening. A classic design to be sure. $135.00. (0104016)
Crosley 515 Tombstone (1935). Another neat little Crosley mini-tombstone that has been refinished and electronically restored for everyday play. The radio features its original field-coil speaker, original grille cloth, and a rust-free chassis! There's good sensitivity on both bands with a short wire antenna, though the short wave goes to 3.5 mhz and serves now only to bring in the x-band stations beyond the 1550 tuning range of the BC band. The four knobs are volume, tuning, band switch and tone switch. $175.00. (0061069)
Crosley 52P Portable (1924). Some loose leatherette and surface rust on closures, otherwise appears complete and in good shape. Tubes included. Headset stored in bottom of battery storage area. $225.00. (0038019)
Crosley 56TU-0 (1946). SALE! A very nice restored post war Crosley. Has an Ivory painted Bakelite case with a clear spring loaded handle. The case has nice rounded corners with a raised top. A nice design by Crosley. Broadcast reception is excellent with great selectivity, sensitivity and tone. Uses five tubes and a 5" electrodynamic speaker with a built-in loop antenna. The dial is also lit. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 11"W x 8"H x 6"D. Was $185.00, now $150.00. (0098061)
Crosley 56TX (1946). It looks like it has been repainted, right? Nope! It is the original 1946 dee-luxe factory ivory paint job applied by the fine folks at Crosley. If you know Crosley you know they took pride in the finished product! And, it shows! It's a peach for sure. It's been electronically reconditioned and plays good! The five tubes check out strong! It has a wonderful dial light affect don't you think? The tube layout is in great shape on the bottom. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $200.00. (0051287)
Crosley 58 "Buddy Boy". SALE! This beautiful Crosley Repwood set is a rare find. Not many of these show up in this condition and even fewer are operational. The grille cloth and the dial scale are correct replacements. The cabinets were made of a molded material and given a faux finish that looked exactly like wood. The cabinet is all original and among the best you will find. The tuners were made of pot metal. Pot metal deteriorates and makes many of these sets inoperable. The tuner is in excellent condition and works smoothly. The set has been serviced and plays well. You will not be disappointed with this ornate and very collectible Crosley. 16-1/2"W x 15-1/2"H x 9-1/2"D. Was $799.95, now $599.99. (0026383)
Crosley 5M3 Mini Tombstone (1934). Here's a fine example of Crosley's "everyman's radio," a Fiver with a GREEN DIAL! Recapped, repaired and aligned, this five tube superhet performs well on a short wire antenna. The speaker has been re-coned to give a nice mellow sound. The grille cloth is original and perfect and the faux-grain finish looks good. $175.00. (0061052)
Crosley 61-AF Tombstone (1934). Classic lines like a skyscraper, this tombstone offers dramatic good looks! The radio has dramatic veneers and retains an original finish. The set originally had a chrome bezel, which has wilted in its age back to the brass under the plating. I have left this in a natural state, with the graceful aging only adding to the set's good looks. My technician has done a through and complete restoration of the chassis. The radio is a terrific playing set, and will offer years of fine service. The factory-installed knobs are correct and with a new piece of speaker cloth, it is a handsome set! Please click on the extra photos, as the sides of the set are as detailed and ornate as the face of the radio. The chassis holds six tubes and this set was designed to play on two bands. 16"H x 14"W x 10"D. $229.99. (0096385)
Crosley 629 Tombstone. Beautiful, working, 1930s Crosley wood tombstone radio dates to approximately 1937. It is in the original box and it looks every bit the part. This finish is as nice as one could ever expect to find on a 70+ year old set. I believe the set is very lightly used as opposed to never used at all. Original marbled knobs, grille cloth, power cord, dial glass, and dial frame (which is untouched, it maintained a bright appearance). It has the original owners manual packet and all included papers. It has the usual AM/broadcast band, as well as a shortwave band. You won't see another like this one, ever. $695.00. (0105004)
Crosley 66TA. American Overseas. This is a great sounding set and is rather a large table model at 13"W x 9"H x 7"D. Features heavy duty speaker with great sound. Three bands: Broadcast, Police, Short Wave plus phono/TV. Bakelite cabinet is in great shape. Radio was recapped. $280.00. (0094009)
Crosley 66TC (1946). It is a excellent working two-band radio covering Standard Broadcast AM and shortwave. This radio is often referred to as the "Crosley American Overseas" as seen on the dial. Original finish and knobs. The back has been repaired. $225.00. (0002718)
Crosley 66TW (1946). This radio is all complete and plays well on both AM and Shortwave. It has the factory paint and the radio displays well. $215.00. (0037112)
Crosley 6V2 "Dual Sixty" Cathedral (1934). SOLD! This two band radio has six tubes, and the big powerful 8" speaker produces that mellow sound you can only receive from these older wooden case tube radios. It is working well after having been electronically restored. There was some veneer work done which may be seen in the link to the additional photos, and still it looks nice. It would be a very fine addition to anyone's radio collection. $159.00. (0002683)
Crosley 6V2 (1934). Known as the "Dual Sixty," this beautiful six tube two bander, sporting two chrome escutcheons, is very sensitive up and down the dial. It produces a very mellow tone with the original 8" Magnavox speaker. The 2nd band, which extends from 1.6 mhz to about 4.3 mhz, is pretty useless nowadays, except for the X-banders at the lower end. The original finish has had some small repairs, then was cleaned and stabilized with a few coats of lacquer. The grille cloth is an exact replacement, and the electronics have been restored and aligned. $275.00. (0061068)
Crosley 817 "Super 8" (1938). Has (AM) Broadcast and (SW) Shortwave. Electronically it has been restored and works very well bringing in stations loud across both AM and SW bands. $197.50. (0002720)
Crosley 9-122W (1948). White AA5 in good condition. There are some minor marks on the finish. This radio has been completely restored electrically. All the tubes are excellent and every capacitor has been replaced. It has been completely cleaned and aligned and plays perfectly. $159.00. (0087008)
Crosley B548A (1939). This is a two-band (AM and 2.4-to-6.5 mc.) Bakelite table radio. The bandswitch is located on the rear of the chasis. Six-tube, push-button, plays and looks great. 11-/4"W x 9-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $225.00. (0039130)
Crosley Band Master. Three-in-One Entertainment Center. Automatic record changer for all three size records, 33-45 & 78 rpm. Stack up to six records at a time and as one drops onto the turntable the automatic tone arm with diamond-stylus needle will drop down and play each of your old favorite recordings as your memory takes you back. Finely crafted all wood and veneer cabinet in Paprika finish. The Entertainment Center also comes with an AM/FM radio, illuminated dial and front loading CD player with programmable 20 track memory, repeat play, stereo sound, headphone jack. 90 Day Limited Warranty. $249.00. (0002400)
Crosley Bandbox Pamphlet. $15.00. (0106025)
Crosley CR-2 Fada Bullet Replica. This radio is in VERY good shape and is probably just a bit smaller than the real thing (about 12"W). A very detailed replica of the Catalin Fada, this one is black with white dial trim, white handle and white knobs and a beautiful round tuning dial! And it even has a cassette tape deck on the side! Very good shape, looks good and everything works too! It has the original back cover with "Limited Edition" serial number. AC powered. $59.00. (0003050)
Crosley CR-47 Reproduction Phonograph. Purchased at local auction. Shows no use, and plays very well. This model is a 45/33 rpm player. Doesn't have a 45 adaptor, must use inserts in records. $105.00. (0038006)
Crosley CR11 with CD Player. Get ready to rock 'n' roll! Gather up and play your oldies CDs on this great reproduction of one of the classic 1940's jukeboxes. It will take you back to those good old days sitting in your favorite diner having a burger and shake. Stereo AM/FM radio with front loading CD player. The song chart lifts to reveal the controls, the colorful side panels light up to add to the nostalgia. Handcrafted wood veneer cabinet. New with 90 day warrantee. 10-1/4"W x 14-1/4"H x 7-3/4"D. $139.50. (0202036)
Crosley CR1201A Jukebox. With iPod(c) Dock. A Jukebox made for today, but this jukebox looks like it's from the 1940s or 50s. This beauty is certified "Made for iPod(c)", docking your Apple MP3 player seamlessly in an easy-to-access top-mounted slot. This icon also features a state-of-the-art ten compact disc changer to play the music of your choice, an AM/FM radio too as well as a full function remote control and a 42-disc storage base. Beautiful Neon lighting, it is equipped with four speakers and four transformers each appropriately thermostatically controlled to keep the internal components cool for hours of endless enjoyment. Each unit is individually checked and tested extensively to meet the highest standards of quality workmanship. We painstakingly wrap, package, and box each jukebox for shipping. Comes with parts and labor warranty included. $2,495.00. (0002690)
Crosley CR249 Keepsake. A Record Transfer System. You can now take your old vinyl albums and convert them to CD in minutes with just a few simple steps. The Keepsake allows you to record in a digital audio format for high quality sound onto the smaller, compact disc. It easily interfaces with the USB port on any computer by utilizing the supplied software suite. But if you still want to enjoy your albums old style, you can also play them on The Keepsake three speed turntable. Preserve your entire music collection with the Keepsake. $149.95. (0002661)
Crosley CR73 Entertainment Center. Crosley has transcended time in their design of this NEW Celebrity three-disc Stereo Entertainment Center. Built for durability, it features a three disc CD changer, analog AM/FM radio, three speed record player and side mounted tape deck all encased in a beautiful hand finished cabinet of your choice of rich Cherry, striking Paprika or Crosley's Classic Oak. 18"W x 11-1/4"H x 12-1/2"D. $199.95. (0002517)
Crosley CR74 "Musician" Stereo Entertainment System. The "Musician" has it all, in a beautiful handcrafted solid wood vintage inspired cabinet. Crosley has brought together the highest quality in cabinetry and electronics in this entertainment system. Three Speed Turntable with a Diamond Stylus Needle for the best audio quality, a Front Loading CD Player with Programmable 20 Track Memory and LED Display, Repeat Play Cassette Deck, A pair of Full Sound Stereo Speakers and AM - FM Radio. In smooth rich Paprika finish as shown. 17"W x 10"H x 12-1/2"D. SPECIAL BUY $154.50. (0002723)
Crosley CR79-CD 4-in-1 Entertainment Center. Combining digital AM/FM radio with a front loading CD player and side cassette player/recorder. Now you can make direct recordings to cassette of your favorite CDs, LP albums, or even those rare and valuable 45 rpm or 78 rpm records. Featuring a Paprika all wood cabinet, Hand woven grille cloth. Multi-functional CD player. Plays 33, 45, & 78 rpm records. Digital AM/FM radio cassette tape player / recorder lets you record from the radio, CD player or phonograph. 22"W x 18"D x 14"H. $249.95. (0202046)
Crosley E-10-WE. This seldom-seen white Crosley with factory-gold accenting has been completely electronically restored and plays very well with great sensitivity. It retains its original knobs, unique dial pointer, fiberboard backing, and stickers. I'll include this set's ORIGINAL Sam's Photofax schematics folder. Together, they make for an impressive display. There is a very small chip between the knobs that does not in any way detract from this set's beauty. Hurry on this one. $100.00. (0104008)
Crosley E-10R. All original, approximately 1953; it is virtually impossible to find this notorious thin painted radio in this wonderful original condition. Burgundy ruby red, with only the minorest of paint glitches; sorry for the dust in photos but this one has been in storage for years, total chassis restoration as needed (tubes caps etc.) and it plays wonderfully. I find it difficult to part with it but need to find a good home due to recent expensive Catalin radio purchase. $275.00. (0008077)
Crosley E20GN (1953). Works very well with a large range of stations. The cabinet is nearly perfect with a couple of flea bites and two scratches 5/8" & 3/8" long. Apparently in its early life the knobs had gold discs on them but no more. $80.00. (0095023)
Crosley E20MN (1953). This great Crosley radio was completely refurbished, new caps, and some touching up of the case. It plays well and it looks terrific. $25.00 for S&H within Continental USA. The only one we have! 13"W x 9"H x 7"D. The special Attic price is $75.00. (0055106)
Crosley Emerson Patriot / Aristocrat Replica. Collector's Series beautiful replica of the Emerson Patriot and Aristocrat catalin radios of the 1940s! This modern replica is roughly the size of the original radio and plays great with AM and FM bands and a cassette player built in too! Nice radio in very nice shape for your collection! $45.00. (0003072)
Crosley F-5-TWE Musical Chef (1954). Neat little radio with a kitchen timer on the left (knob isn't original). Completely, electronically restored and sounds great. No cracks or chips but has a few very tiny places of paint loss. All considered it's a fine looking little set. $52.50. (0002465)
Crosley Fiver. With tubes. A real nice set; needs tuned up. Nice cabinet. $250.00. (0006194)
Crosley Fiver "Mirror Dial" Tombstone (1937). This little "Gold Mirror Dial" is a popular and well known set. This paticular example has been restored inside and out. The chassis has been restored replacing the power cord, all capacitors, out of tolerance resistors, and the chassis has been cleaned and detailed to look new again. The cabinet has been refinished in a lacquer finish just as it was originally. The set plays loud and clear on both bands. These are great little sets and will look great in any parlor. 14"H x 12"W x 8"D. $259.00. (0062139)
Crosley Playtime 1M Grandfather Clock. Complete chassis rebuild performs very well with push-pull #47 audio output tubes. The original clock works, but is "fussy" requiring restarts at times. The original finish is in nice condition. $675.00. (0038197)
Crosley Pup. With one CeCO Type C tube with good filament. Radio in excellent condition. Label on the bottom. Ready to go. Price includes free shipping in continental USA. $495.00. (0006236)
Crosley Radio 124 "The Playtime" Cathedral (1931). SOLD! Here is one of the most distinctive and impressive sets made in 1931. The Crosley Company was based in Cincinnati, Ohio and a family based business. This radio was made during the era of large and impressive sets, and many handcrafted and ornate cabinets. These early "grand cathedrals" were made in large cases to offer a full living room sized sound and entertain the entire family. Crosley was especially proud of the models they assigned names and model numbers. This radio in its form was rather flamboyant for the era, and with good reasons. My technician has done a beautiful restoration and the radio plays super! 17-1/2"H x 17-1/2"W x 11"D. $259.99. (0096301)
Crosley Radio 855D Tombstone (1938). With a dramatic eye to quality and the better end of the market, Crosley Radio introduced the 855. The Cincinnati maker intentionally built this eight tube and three-band radio to compete with the more expensive makers. You can see how nicely they achieved this goal with the ornate dial and the bronze bezel. The condition is super, original finish and playing very well. The radio has all new filters and caps. My technician has aligned the tuner and added a new power cord and plug for your safe operation. Restoration and the sound quality is great! I am sorry that there is a little of bounce from the flash, the cabinet is beautiful and has a great luster. 18"H x 14"W x 10-1/2"D. $299.99. (0096384)
Crosley Radio Advertising (1942). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075004)
Crosley Radio's Explorer 1. Tabletop with exclusive AroundSound system in stereo, three speakers, ported bass. Listen to talk radio and NPR; they're for the asking through the digital AM/FM tuner. And for more choices, add XM* and enjoy over 150 digital radio channels of commercial-free music. Fire up your favorite download? Use the Portable Audio Ready feature or hook up your MP3. All this packed into a handcrafted wooden cabinet with aluminum accents. XM* $12.95 monthly service subscription and required antenna sold separately. In Paprika (shown) or Black (see additional photo). 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $249.00. (0002566)
Crosley Replica Radio by Thomas. This really great and nice "CROSLEY 1940" now made as an transistor radio, made by Thomas in the late 60th It is a copy of a Crosley 1940, made exactly to Crosley's specifications. It is now all transistorized. The radio comes in an original box with all of the instructions included. It has an AM and FM Band,Three push-buttons for AM and three push-buttons for FM,all automatic, plus a cassette player. Very unusual radio! Our special price includes all packing and shipping! $100.00. (0055160)
Crosley RFL Set. From the 1924 years. A Crosley first. Hard to find model in nice shape. $350.00. (0006222)
Crosley Solo. Clean, "new-stalgic" look. This little wonder produces the cleanest, most consistent sound of any radio on the market with aroundsound, a proprietary design philosophy that eliminates "hot spots" in sound reproduction. Placed anywhere in a room, the Solo delivers a measurable difference in acoustic consistency - more than three times its nearest competitor. Enjoy the precise AM/FM tuner, or connect any portable audio device with included hardware and prepare yourself for a unique listening experience. Features: orange LED tuning indicator, 3" studio driver, audio input/output, headphone output, 12-volt jack for use in camper, car, or boat (adapter not included) Color: Walnut. 7-1/2"W x 5-1/4"H x 5-3/4"D. $129.95. (0002480)
Crosley Songwriter. Are your albums sitting idly somewhere? Can't bear to live without them, yet can't seem to find the time to fire up the record player these days? Here's a solution - The handsome Crosley CR-248 Songwriter CD Burner. Take your old vinyls and convert them to CD in minutes with just a few simple steps. The Songwriter CD Burner allows those old vinyls to be recorded in a digital audio format for high quality sound on a smaller, more modern compact disc. The Songwriter also allows you to record from cassette to CD. But, if you still want to play your albums old style, then Crosley?s Songwriter offers a three speed turntable for your listening enjoyment. Preserve your entire music collection with the Songwriter. Includes digital AM/FM radio with LCD display and side mounted cassette deck. In Paprika. $399.95. (0002565)
Crosley Super Trirdyn Regular (1925). SALE! This radio is a very nice representation of the first generation of radios made by Crosley. It is in beautiful original condition with no damage anywhere. The original finish shows only minor wear overall. All controls work smoothly. It is otherwise untested and sold without the required three 01A tubes. If needed tubes can be purchased at an additional cost. It will add a great piece of history to your collection. 17-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. Was $179.99, now $139.99. (0026410)
Crystal Radio Clock. NEW in the box, 8-1/2" diameter with black frame, round wall clock, picturing three vintage crystal sets on the face. This is an excellent quality clock, it will look good in the radio hobbyist room. Dial reads, "The Incredible Crystal Set Radio," as pictured. It has a very accurate quartz movement and operates on one AA battery (not included). It really looks great and makes an excellent gift for any radio collector. $15.90. (0002403)

Davy Crockett Tie Slide. $30.00. (0106009)
Delco 1230A (1947). Ribbon candy from Delco! A beautiful and original factory painted ivory Bakelite Delco that plays just as good as it looks! I hate to use that phrase, but it's true! It's off the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" It has been electronically reconditioned, aligned with the end result being a great sounding little radio with an external antenna, too! From all sides; top, bottom, right side, left side, top and inside it's a real keeper! The tube layout on the bottom is mint! A brand new cord has been added and the five tubes are in good shape. The two original knobs are Plaskon - dial cover, dial and pointer are original! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 9-3/4"W x 5-3/4"H x 5-1/2"D. $210.00. (0051269)
Delco R-1154. SALE! A true classic in every way and a rare find in this condition. This all original radio is in perfect shape with no chips, cracks or repairs of any kind. The dial lens is clear and all the push buttons are functional. The marbleized brown bakelite still retains a factory shine. It even has the paper label on the base. The chassis has been serviced and it plays well. This radio is super clean inside and out. All you have to do is display and enjoy. 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. Was $249.95, now $199.99. (0026421)
Delco R-1231A (1948). This radio was known as the "Ribbon Grille" radio. Nice brown Bakelite cabinet, and is complete & plays well. $140.00. (0037079)
Delco R1227 (1947). AM Deco style radio. Sounds and looks great. All caps have been replaced and cabinet has been cleaned and polished to a high shine. Great addition to any collection. $145.00. (0094003)
Delco R1230 (1946). Here's a standout example of the well known "ribbon grille" in nicely patterned brown/black Bakelite cabinet/knobs without cracks/chips. Neat asymmetrical Deco style and plenty of shine! The illuminated ivory/tan/gold foil dial scale is bright & crisp with its untarnished brass pointer and clear dial cover on top. The five tube AM nly chassis plays well. Comes with a nice back & 95% bottom (tube layout) label. Add this well known desirable beauty to your collection or decor! 8"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $250.00. (0025171)
Delmonico Giant (1955). Made in Japan, has 12 tubes! Four speakers, AM/FM, Magic Eye and five knobs. The radio works. Cabinet completely refinished. Since the radio is so large, I will pay half of the professional packing and shipping within the USA. 24-1/2"W x 10"H x 7-1/2"D. My special price for this Giant is only $100.00. (0055058)
Deluxe 45 (1934). This is a simple four tube TRF which has been completely restored, including a new speaker and new resistance AC cord! It also has been partly re-finished. The pyramid shaped cabinet is what makes this radio an eye catcher. It apparently was a generic model built by a large manufacturer, which was then shipped to many different companies for attaching their house brands. A schematic is affixed to the bottom (mostly) that is dated 10/31/33. $140.00. (0061029)
Denver TR-36. Very pretty novelty radio with wood cabinet, works with an adapter 220v/6v (included) or 4 A batteries. Digital display AM/FM alarm clock radio with high power speaker! 7.87"W x 5.51"H x 3.54"D (20 cm x 14 cm x 9 cm). $34.50. (0075007)
Detrola 208 (1939). Up for sale is this strikingly beautiful black Bakelite Detrola excellent condition. This pre-ar set has great Deco styling and lines. The cabinet is sound with no chips or cracks; radio has been recapped and plays great. It features a right front gold square dial with horizontal grille bars and grille cloth over speaker. Two "bullet" knobs; broadcast only. A great looking and playing radio. 9"W x 6-1/2"H x 5"D. $110.00. (0034078)
Detrola 302 "Triangle" Mini-Cathedral Clock Radio (1939). SALE! This rare radio was introduced in the second half of 1939 for the 1940 season. It is a Broadcast Band Superheterodyne with five tubes: 12A8GT (mixer/LO), 12K7GT (IF amp), 12Q7GT (2nd det/AVC/1st Audio), 35L6GT (Audio output) and 35Z5GT (rectifier). It delivers great performance in a tiny package. No external antenna and no ground required, and works great with the built-in antenna. The clock works fine; the radio has been electronically (filter caps and all paper caps) and cosmetically restored. The finish is excellent, restored when I bought it (was told it is lacquer) and it displays great! It is better looking than most I have seen on the web. Chassis pics are available. This impressive and rare radio would be a great addition to your collection! 10"W x 9 1/4"H x 6"D, shipping weight is only 10 pounds. Was $599.00, now $549.00. (0103013)
Detrola 342. This radio has some cabinet damage. Radio works and has the back. It needs a clear dial cover and some crack repair work to Bakelite cabinet. Sold as is. $45.00. (0037103)
Detrola Entertainment Center KM-837. Like new, this Retro AM/FM Stereo Radio, Three Speed Record Player plays 33, 45 and 78 records. Also has a CD Player and Cassette Player, all sound great. Lighted Dial, beautiful Oak grained wood case. 17-1/2"W x 9-1/2"H x 13"D. Original cost $189.99. Just $84.50. (0002711)
DeWald A-501 Catalin. Brown swirl Catalin. This radio is in excellent condition with everything original. We have completely restored it electrically; every tube is perfect and every capcitor including coupling caps have been replaced. Radio has been completely cleaned and aligned. The two trademark stress fractures are on the dial glass. When they made Catalin radios they didn't know that the Catalin would srink from the heat of the tubes. Every one of these radios that we've ever seen have had the same two stress fractures in the same place on the dial glass. The lettering and logo are perfect. $750.00. (0087010)
DeWald Little Giant Cathedral/Tombstone (1931). SALE! This vintage DeWald is an impressive radio and heavy! It is identical to the DeWald AC-524 as shown in Stein Vol 2 page 100, except for the nameplate. It was probably a less expensive store-brand radio made by DeWald (like Zenith's Interocean brand). The chassis is the same as shown in Riders 2-4 for DeWald. The tube lineup is 3-224s, 245, 280 and TRF design. It has been electronically (filter caps and paper caps) and cosmetically restored. It works very well, Broadcast (550-1700 KC) band only. The finish is excellent and displays very well. Chassis pics are available, just ask. This impressive and rare radio would be a wonderful addition to any collection! Heavy so shipping weight is 34 pounds. 17-1/2"H x 13"W (at base) x 9-1/2"D. Was $399.00, now $349.00. (0103008)
Dick Clark Pendant (1950). $25.00. (0106011)
Dick Clark Tie Clasp (1950). $25.00. (0106010)
Dictogrand Horn Speaker (1922). This popular speaker represents the first generation of radio horn speakers. The bell and cabinet have been refinished in black lacquer as they were originally. The bell has some shallow creases and dings, but overall it is in very good condition. This is not a working speaker. The driver is open and the pins are missing from the ends of the cord. It is otherwise complete and still makes a great display piece. $124.99. (0026425)
Display Vacuum Tubes. Impress and educate your friends and co workers (who may never have seen a vacuum tube) with these beautiful radio display tubes! The smaller ones are receiving tubes and the larger ones are audio and transmitting tubes. Mounted on antique white wood bases. Pulled from radios and transmitters I repair, these are not all good, but they still look great! Size is from 1-1/2" to 7". Cost from small to large: $8, $10, $12, $14, $25, $50, $60 ea. This is the price for the whole set: $160.00. (0136002)
Drake R8 Receiver & Manual (1992). The Drake R8 has become a modern day classic and standard among communications receivers to which countless other units are compared. This example is in near-mint condition with minimal signs of use. Everything works great on the receiver and it performs like a dream; easy to use and very sensitive. No signs of ever having been in a smoking environment. Covers 100-30000 khz in the following operating modes; AM/SSB/CW/RTTY/FM. The clean lines, excellent condition and world-class performance make the R8 truly a top-notch "gentleman's receiver." $625.00. (0027340)
DuMont RA346 (1956). Interesting? Without question. A DuMont that's off-white/ivory with gold accents that includes it's original gold laced grille cloth. Interesting, yet elegant. Designed as a table top or a radio that could be nicely tucked into a wall displaying only the fancy lattice grille work facade. This DuMont is in mint condition! It has been electronically restored and all five tubes are strong - four of which are original - I had to replace one! If you'd like additional pics, please let me know. 8"W x 6-1/4"H x 4-3/4"D. $120.00. (0051239)
DYN DS-130. AM/FM Transistor radio, mint with box. From the mid 60s. Radio has earphone, instructions, and plays well. $20.00. (0037087)
Dynaco Stereo 70 Power Amplifier. Whether in KIT form or WIRED and tested, this ST-70 tube amplifier features ALL NEW PARTS on a new STAINLESS STEEL chassis frame and puts out 35 very clean watts per channel. Gold plated input jacks, five way gold plated output terminals and Celanex tube sockets. The new Mil-spec driver board uses three 12AT7 tubes and allows individual biasing of the output tubes. A classic amp with that smooth tube sound that will compete with any tube amp today. One year parts and labor warranty. In KIT form with no tubes $595.00. In KIT form with all tubes $685.00. WIRED and TESTED with no tubes $845.00. WIRED and TESTED with all tubes $925.00. (0043304)

E.H. Scott Allwave 12. In nice walnut cabinet. Chassis has had complete rebuild with all new capacitors, fresh tubes, lubricated controls and complete alignment. Plays very well with lots of selectivity and full rich sound. $1,850.00. (0038225)
ECA 201 (1947). Manufactured by Electronic Corporation of America in Brooklyn, NY, this nice wood radio has a scalloped, wrap around blond grille on a darker body. The slanted slide rule back-lighted gold detailed dial with clear, black reverse printing lights brightly when playing. All original. Strong playing with excellent tone. Tubes checked, capacitors replaced, aligned, tuned, dial calibrated. Unusual radio for your collection! AC/DC, BC, 12"W x 8"H x 7"D. $95.00. (0036100)
Echophone Commercial (EC) (1941). SOLD! This is the first Echophone EC series AM/Shortwave receiver made by Hallicrafters in 1941. It has a painted metal cabinet, a built in speaker and six tubes. The cabinet is in excellent condition and the radio plays great. Three bands. Excellent speaker. Restored to play like new. $145.00. (0004234)
Echophone 40 "Echoette" Mini-Cathedral (1932). SALE! This rare "Echoette" was designed by Echophone and has been electronically and cosmetically restored. It works just fine and covers the broadcast (540-1700 KC) band. The finish is great (clear and toned lacquers) and displays very well, showing off the wonderful grain pattern! The only flaw is a little raised veneer on the sides at the bottom, which does not distract. For the small size it is a heavy radio and would be a great addition to any collection! 11"W x 12-1/2"H x 7"D, shipping weight 22 pounds. Was $299.00, now $249.00. (0103019)
Echophone EC-113 (1946). This radio is a double speaker, two tone wood with a shortwave band. Radio plays and is all there. Radio has some veneer flaking off on the right side bottom and may need new grille cloth. This radio is sold as is. $70.00. (0037058)
Echophone S4 Cathedral (1931). SOLD! This Echophone Cathedral has been electronically restored. It works great and covers the broadcast (540-1700 KC) band. Note this is the six tube model: 80, 3-24, 27 & 45 output tube. It looks exactly like the Echophone S3, but that is a five tube model (lacks the 227). It has the original finish and is in fantastic condition despite being 75 years old! The nicest thing about the original finish is the two-tone look has been preserved (especially on the Lyre Grille). It is an impressive radio that would be a great addition to any collection! 17"W x 14"H x 7"D, shipping weight 32 pounds. $349.00. (0103039)
EICO 666 Tube & Transistor Tester Instruction Manual. Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard. Twelve pages of instructions and schematics. $15.00. (0302127)
Eico 950B Capacitor/Resistor Comparator. I use one of these to form electrolytics and to determine values of capacitors that I can't read. Completely rebuilt, with copy of manual and schematic. A "must have" for antiqure radio repairs. $65.00. (0038116)
Eico ST96 Tuner. AM-FM Multiplex 11 tube (mostly Mullard) tuner. Another great tuner. $250.00. (0038162)
Eico ST97 Tuner. FM Stereo tuner. New capacitors. Tubes mostly Mullard brand. Plays super!! $260.00. (0038164)
EICO Tube Data for 666 Tube Tester. This 1978 update covers a lot of the settings that were not in the earlier tube data issues. Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard. Twenty eight pages. Large 8-1/2" x 11". $15.00. (0302128)
Eight-Track Portable. Portable stereo in this circa 1970s 8-track. Speakers detach to give quality 8-track sound. Very clean. $65.00. (0029014)
Electro Portable Radio. Cute little radio made in China, around the late 1970s or 80s. Works fine, no chips, cracks or bad scratches. Black and silver plastic. Uses 2xAA batteries, not included. $23.50. (0002697)
Electronics Magazines. Five each Elementary Electronic & Two Modern Electronics Magazines. Elementary Electronics: 1966, Sept.-Oct., 1975, Jan-February, March-April, May-June, July-Aug. Two each 1985 Modern Electronics: Sept and Nov. All for $8.00. (0302110)
Elgin 1958 Clock Radio (1964). This beautiful clock radio was made by the Elgin International Watch Corp. as a competition to the big four Radio Clocks at the time: Admiral, Bulova, GE, and Zenith. The Big Four came up immediately with AM/FM clock radios and put Elgin out of radio business. Elgin went back to clocks, which made them famous! This happened 45 years ago! The radio is fully transistorized, made in Japan, it looks and works great, but it has no FM Band. S&H $12.00 in continental US. Our very SPECIAL Price for this rare-unusual clock-radio is only $28.00. (0055153)
Elmar Electronics Catalog, 25th. Edition (1961). Pictures and descriptions of thousands of radio equipment products and parts from hundreds of manufacturers such as RCA, Simpson, Bogan, Electro Voice, Shure, Stromberg-Carlson, Quam, Weston. Over 1,500 pages. $50.00. (0302057)
Elvis Presley Jukebox. Get all shook up with this beautiful Wurlitzer EP-18 jukebox. This limited edition mini bubbler is a front loading CD player, full function remote control with hidden storage, programmable 20 track memory, FM radio, dynamic full range stereo speakers, repeat play function, percolating bubble tubes, neon lighting, external speaker outputs, external FM antenna. Comes with Elvis Presley certificate of authenticity. This is a signature Elvis Presley product. Optional matching white cabinet and speakers at additional cost; photos & particulars are available. 90 day limited warranty. 12"W x 18"H x 12"D. $379.95. (0202048)
Elvis Presley Radio CX130. This novelty AM radio was made in Hong Kong in the late 70s. The rubber face has gotten dark with age, but otherwise it is in excellent condition. The battery box is perfect with no corrosion. It requires a 9V battery and when tested played great. The box is in excellent condition and complete. There is light wear, but no damage. Elvis stands nearly 10" tall and will make a fun addition to your collection. $39.99. (0026423)
Emerson 105-125 (1946). The model number on the radio is 105-125, but shown in Slusser's price guide as 522. It is in good condition with very small chips on top which are too small to see in the photo. The dial plate is a little worn with some of the writing faded. It plays very good, picking up many stations. A good original example of an early plastic Emerson. 11"W x 7"H. $35.00. (0089028)
Emerson 108. SALE! Five tubes, BCB and MW (1.6-3.6 Mhz) Typical superhet circuit does quite well on BCB, there is not much to listen to on MW nowadays. All needed components and tubes were replaced with new, the volume control and switch was replaced with a good used part. The set is unusual; being small and crowded, there was no room for a ballast tube inside, so Emerson used a "curtain burner"--a built in ballast in the line cord. This was replaced with an external power resistor and heat sink. The cabinet is overall in good shape--one small stress crack on the top, and one on the front decorative bar. The back had a corner broke off and glued on. Two screw holes chipped out where the screws are missing, but the back fits well and stays on tight. Old grille cloth was worn and torn, replaced with a close matching new cloth. Looks good. Big full sound from a small tombstone. Was $475.00, now $300.00. (0048225)
Emerson 132. SALE! Model 132 case, possible model 148 chassis. Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Nice repwood cabinet. Works great, good sensitivity and warm audio. Was $175.00, now $115.00. (0048089)
Emerson 148. SALE! Five tube superhet, BCB only. One of the finest Ingraham cabinets with splined corners and a routed slot on the bottom for the matching stand (not available). Beautiful veneer, elegant styling. A very sensitive set using a wire antenna or a loop. All electrolytics and paper caps have been replaced. The grill cloth is new old style. Set has wonderful warm sound. For $25 more, an Ingrham-style back can be made for this set. Was $375.00, now $175.00. (0048154)
Emerson 330. Brown Bakelite. Very nice swirled case has no chips or cracks. Very clean. Electronically restored with all new capacitors and alignment. Plays strong and clearly. $185.00. (0038027)
Emerson 330. Five tubes BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. New dial cover. One repaired crack on front above Emerson logo. Plays well. $75.00. (0048063)
Emerson 336. SALE! Five tubes BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. New dial cover. Nice clean crack-free scratch-free cabinet. Sounds good. Was $145.00, now $95.00. (0048062)
Emerson 343. Beige bakelite set with rebuilt chassis and excellent finish. This one is as "mint" as I have in one of these. A RARE set!! $250.00. (0038128)
Emerson 367 (1941). An intricate graceful cabinet and beautiful piano finish highlight this Ingraham table set. The original finish has some scratches and dings, mostly notably on top right, but the Ingraham craftsmen did such a great job I could not touch it. The case is sound, it the Ingraham tag and four felt feet on bottom. Radio works with a hum, the dial lights up, knobs and pointer turn smoothly. Dial face and cover are in excellent condition and the horizontal inlay is perfect. Clean, rust free chassis. Another desirable and high end radio for your collection. $425.00. (0091072)
Emerson 418 (1940). This little Emerson, with its conical grille, is pretty darn scarce. This particular example still has its original finish on the Ingraham cabinet. The sides have three stripe inlays that curve over the top and around the feet of this beautiful radio. This is a very Deco cabinet. The chassis is as clean as new and of course it has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This is a very collectable set that plays beautifully. It has BC band only. 13"W x 9"H x 6"D. $379.00. (0062115)
Emerson 503 (1946). All wood with original wood back, two tone. Knobs do not match. Nice restoration project for someone. As is. 7 pounds. 11"W x 8"H x 7"D. $35.00. (0136019)
Emerson 507 (1946). This radio has a cracked cabinet. Works, is missing the back. Sold as is. $45.00. (0037104)
Emerson 507 (1946). Bakelite Emerson has five tubes, AM band and it works very well. The radio is in an excellent condition both cosmetically and electronically. Great buy for Radio Attic readers. S&H within Continental USA is $21.00 and the radio at a special price is only $49.00. (0055163)
Emerson 509 (1946). Beautiful brown Bakelite five tube AM only radio. Weak tubes and most capacitors replaced. Nice sound across the entire dial. Nice looking cabinet with Bakelite back in place. 9-1/2"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $90.00. (0039127)
Emerson 510 (1946). A very unique design, this handsome wooden Emerson features a right front round blue dial, plastic grille panel with circular cut-outs, two knobs; it uses five tubes. Broadcast only. Recapped. The cabinet is in excellent original condition; it also has the original plastic back with the Emerson logo. A beautiful radio. Sweet! $95.00. (0034087)
Emerson 511 "Moderne" (1946). A rare green and gold swirl version of this remarkable little radio. The sound emanating from its large baffled speaker is wonderful (assuming you can find something non-offensive to tune into). The speaker is in perfect condition and the electrics restored and aligned. The cabinet has only a slight stress crack near the bottom left corner of the metal grille, which is hardly noticeable amongst the swirls. $225.00. (0061074)
Emerson 511 (1946). The radio is in excellent condition and plays very well. There are no scratches, chips, cracks or breaks. $140.00. (0095041)
Emerson 512 (1946). SOLD! This solid wood and veneer radio has been restored electronically it looks and works great. The finish is in fair to good condition, there is no back, the knobs are original and matching. $109.00. (0002670)
Emerson 520 Catalin. Plays well. Only $400.00. (0006119)
Emerson 520 Catalin. This beautiful Catalin radio is in a good working condition and absolutely perfect. I would venture to say it is in a mint condition. It has dark brown swirls with white knobs and white grille. It shines like glass! The back panel I don't believe is Catalin, I am not sure. Special Attic price is $375.00. (0055053)
Emerson 520 Catalin (1946). A statuesque and stunning representation of a Catalin radio from Emerson. This one is mint! A beautifully swirled marble color combination of brown and orange. No chips, scratches, breaks or hairlines. It even has the original screws that hold the back in place... uncommon to find that simple extra. There are many Catalin radios "out there," but for the most part they're way too expensive. I have always considered this Catalin to be a radio for the collector that has champagne taste, but a beer budget. This Emerson has five strong tubes and has been electronically restored and plays very well! It has an external antenna connection for long distance sensitive tuning. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $375.00. (0051286)
Emerson 522 (1946). Natural brown swirled cabinet is perfect in condition. Note the natural marbling. Only flaw is a small crack in the bottom right corner of the clear lens over the dial. It is not too noticable. Radio plays loud and clear. It has been totally recapped, aligned and tested and my guarantee applies. Has original knobs and handle. New polarized cord for safety. Shipping weight 10 pounds. $85.00. (0100039)
Emerson 535 (1947). This is a neat looking one with a large metal grille. I don't know the history of it, but it is near perfect condition, so has probably been refinished. It does not play very good; mostly static. I do not work on them; I'm just a collector. This is an interesting looking one which displays great. 11"W x 8"H. $45.00. (0089031)
Emerson 543 (1947). This bright & glossy ivory Plaskon cabinet is without crack/chips or those stress lines common to Plaskon! The Deco style continues with a sharp perforated gold-tone metal wrap-around grille that's scratch/dent free. The spring loaded unpainted black Bakelite retractable handle & black control knobs are all excellent as is the dark red dial pointer that accents the overall look nicely. The five-tube AM only chassis plays well. The illuminated dial scale numerals are clean & crisp as is the Emerson logo. Nice original back cover. A gorgeous example of this model for collection or decor! 11"W x 7"H x 6"D. $225.00. (0025179)
Emerson 544. New filter caps, new veneer, new speaker, new dial cord; knobs and back not original. Works good, looks good, great sound. Lots of work went into this baby. $150.00. (0048020)
Emerson 544. SALE! Five tubes BCB only. Electronically serviced with new components. Set plays well ith built in loop antenna, good sensitivity and volume. The cabinet of this set was refinished with what looks like lacquer and black enamel trim. A nice job. Was $150.00, now $75.00. (0048200)
Emerson 578 (1946). Here is another restored Emerson I just completed. It's a beautiful small post war walnut AM radio. Its arched top and slanted sides make this wood cased radio very attractive. The copper colored faceplate with original black knobs contrast very nicely with the walnut veneer case. This is a five tube AM radio with great selectivity, sensitivity and tone. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 11"W x 6"H x 6"D. $165.00. (0098060)
Emerson 581 (1947). This bright & shiny unpainted ivory Plaskon cabinet is without cracks/chips or those common Plaskon stress lines! The unpainted black Bakelite spring loaded retractable handle and black control knobs are all excellent, as is the dark red dial pointer that contrasts the cabinet beautifully. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Illuminated dial scale numerals/lettering are clean and crisp as is the Emerson logo. Has its nice original plastic (not cardboard!) back. A wonderful example of this model for collection or decor! 11"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $250.00. (0025190)
Emerson 581 (1949). Hi folks, meet Mr. Al Emerson (Al is short for Albino). Oh my, this ivory white Plaskon is - in a word - Mint with a capital "M!" This is one of the nicest radios I've ever had! It has been restored electronically and plays good up and down the dial. The back, as you can see, is just like the bottom of the radio - great condition. No breaks, chips, hairlines; pure Plaskon! The dial, white dial indicator and dial cover are original and mint! Clean inside, too. All five tubes test strong. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $200.00. (0051247)
Emerson 587. Five tubes; BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Original finish. Small disfiguration on the Emerson logo--looks like it melted. Set plays great. Nice gift item, I've given two of these away already. $45.00. (0048059)
Emerson 587 (1949). This radio has had some repair work done, a crack in the Bakelite and some new tubes. Displays and sounds good. $75.00. (0037107)
Emerson 587B (1949). This nice Bakelite Emerson is working well. The radio has five tubes. Quite a small radio, AM only, operates on AC. The radio is in a great condition, with exception of one knob, which is broken and mismatched. But still works. Get the new knob and you will have a perfect 1949 radio! I am looking for the original knob, anyone that has one, please do let me know. The only one we have! 9"W x 5"H x 5-1/2"D. Special price is $71.00. (0055116)
Emerson 652 Series B. White Plaskon. New cord and capacitors. One knob center missing. Lots of stations and clear sound. $55.00. (0038057)
Emerson 652-B. Nice Deco style on this small black Emerson. All complete with no cracks or chips. $42.00. (0029005)
Emerson 708 Series B (1954). Pretty in Pink? Nice little five tube AM radio. Recapped with a new power cord. The cabinet is in nice condition with a repair made to the bottom that is not visible. Nice sound. 6-1/2"W x 4-5/8"D x 5-1/4"H. $75.00. (0039131)
Emerson 708 Series B (1954). Beautiful Red version of this AM radio. Cabinet is in great condition with a replacement back. Power cord and capcitors have been replaced. Plays well across the entire dial. 6-1/2"W x 4-5/8"D x 5-1/4"H. $75.00. (0039132)
Emerson 713 Series A (1952). Wood case, works well with an external antenna. No flaws that I can find. $75.00. (0095027)
Emerson 751 (1951). Here is another Emerson radio, this one was made in New Jersey, USA. It has seven tubes and only AM; has CD markings. The radio works well and looks like new. It has repaired plastic on the side, but it is unseen. There were so few of those radios made, that they are not even listed in any of the price books. I have only one! My special price including S&H for this wonderful radio, is only $85.00. (0055168)
Emerson 810B (1955). Great Eames era design in mottled brown/black Bakelite. The cabinet glows without cracks/chips, as do the clear patterned Lucite control knobs on each end of tapered body. Above those bold raised dial numerals & sitting on a gold-toned perforated metal grille is a thick, lighted (quite a cool looking nighttime display!) semi-circular Lucite dial & pointer. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Has its original cardboard back & bottom label. A sharp mid-century example for collection or decor! 10"W x 6"H x 6"D. $195.00. (0025188)
Emerson 811 (1955). Cute little Emerson midget radio in blue/gray solid-styrene plastic. It's in super clean original condition and is playing fine. Cabinet is near perfect with just a couple of the surface hairlines indicative of this type of plastic. These are too faint to capture in a photo, and do not detract much at all from the beauty of this little gem. $89.00. (0027234)
Emerson 833. Portable Radio. Nice clean and good working AM radio. Excellent dark green case has no cracks or chips. The clips holding the back appear to be missing. New power cord. $47.50. (0002710)
Emerson 851B (1957). White plastic with no chips, cracks or missing pieces. Radio plays well, has its back and the dial numbers are starting to fade. $40.00. (0095009)
Emerson 876 (1957). This great looking AM broadcast radio is working fine with new electrolytic capacitors as well as a new power cord. Performs good all across the dial. Sharp looking green and cream colored cabinet with gold trim. There are no cracks or chips in this case. $48.50. (0002726)
Emerson 888 "Pioneer". SOLD! This classic from the Emerson 888 line sports the fancy criss-cross gold grille pattern and is a standout performer. Works on four AA batteries and is extremely clean inside and out. Easy to use large dial is clear and scratch free. All original. Nice radio. $59.00. (0052178)
Emerson 888 "Pioneer" (1958). Eight Transistor. Good overall condition, treble clef logo missing on front. Medium gray. Scratches on back somewhat exaggerated in photo. Uses four AA cells. This one plays well, good tone and volume, better than many transistor radios of the time. Clean inside, no battery contact corrosion. 6-1/2"H H 4"W x 2"D. $55.00. (0101027)
Emerson AM137?. SALE! Five tubes plus ballast, BCB and SW 6-18 MHz. Emerson's well planned circuit is sensitive and selective on both bands. Pretty gold dial face adds glow to the Ingraham cabinet. Was $175.00, now $120.00. (0048187)
Emerson AX-238 "Jewel Box" (1938). SALE! This vintage and quite rare "Jewel Box" radio was designed by Ingraham and has been electronically and cosmetically restored. It works very well, and covers the broadcast (540-1700 KC) band. The finish is nearly perfect (new clear and toned lacquers) and displays very well, showing off the wonderful grain pattern! The toned lacquer is darker than shows in the pics, due to the flash. All veneer is tight with no problems and you would be hard pressed to find a nicer example. The only fault I am aware of is that the on-off switch (uses a rod so it turns on when opened) was missing when I bought it, and has been replaced with a switch on the volume control. This very nice and rare radio would be a great addition to any collection! 10"W x 6"H x 8-1/2"D; shipping weight is 10 pounds. Was $599.00, now $549.00. (0103004)
Emerson BA-199. SALE! Four tubes plus ballast. BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays great for a four-banger. No cracks or chips in cabinet. No back. Was $175.00, now $150.00. (0048122)
Emerson Battery Portable. Cloth covered case with age related wear. Overall good shape with original knobs. 9"W x 7"W x 8"D. $72.00. (0029020)
Emerson BF-204 "Aeolian". SALE! Five tubes plus ballast. BCB and SW 6-18 MHz. Emerson squeezed a lot of performance from this circuit, good sensitivity and selectivity covering the main international SW bands. This circuit was used with minor variations in a number of Emerson models. Cabinet has original finish and decals, is structurally sound with some blemishes. Good warm sound and tone. Serviced with new electronic components as needed. Was $250.00, now $125.00. (0048190)
Emerson BF204 (1938). BC+1SW. This set is one of the famous Ingraham cabinet Emersons that are so sought after. The handsome Deco cabinet is highlighted by its beautiful gold dial and original knobs. The Emerson's characteristic clean and powerful sound is complimented by a tone switch and well designed chassis. 12-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $310.00. (0010062)
Emerson BM-206 (1938). Nice, small prewar Bakelite set. Damage free cabinet and original chassis. When tested this radio played well and will be re-tested before shipping. Cardboard back is a replacement. $159.00. (0027298)
Emerson Catalin Radio. Great modern design with porthole dial. All complete with plastic back. Radio works and has no cracks or chips. $495.00. (0029011)
Emerson CJ211. SALE! Five tube superhet BCB only. The smallest all-American five full size tube set I've seen. All paper and elecrolytic caps have been replaced. Original field coil speaker (heat damaged) has been replaced with a PM type. Radio manufacturers threw common sense to the wind making these tiny sets. Heat was the problem with these compacts--almost all the older components showed heat stress due to lack of clearance and ventilation. This set has a unique plexiglas(?) back. The resistors you see on the right hand side are substituting for the field coil. Since they do need ventilation I put them atop the chassis rather than under. Bakelite cabinet has nice gloss. Two screw holes chipped out in the back. Normal superhet sensitivity and suprisingly good sound from this little set. Was $150.00, now $100.00. (0048150)
Emerson CL246 (1939). This pre-war "D"-dial Emerson features a pristine ivory Plaskon cabinet marred only by a surface hairline above the 50L6 output, and there is an eighth inch dark mark above the grille that looks like it wants to be a hairline at some point. These stress marks are typical of aging Plaskon. The chassis has been restored and aligned and is sensitive up and down the band. This mini deco is highly desirable and the price reflects this. 9"W x 5"H. $275.00. (0061051)
Emerson Clock Radio. Nice art deco Plaskon clock radio and both work fine. No cracks, chips or hairlines, all knobs are present and original. Near mint cardboard back with orignal pins to hold it in place, partial bottom label. Has an applicance outlet plug-in on the back for that morning cup of coffee, which has not been tested, cord is taped at end but secure. Model unknown, could be #710 or #718. Small to fit anywhere at 9-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H. $45.00. (0091070)
Emerson EC425 (1949). A pleasing compact AM band table model, the Emerson brand was well known for fine wood craftsmanship. This model features a spring loaded handle for ease of carrying. Email for further details. $129.00. (0065019)
Emerson Ingraham 111 "Duotone" (1936). SALE! You are looking at a scarcer model of the series that Emerson Radio contracted with the internationally famous Ingraham Cabinets Company. Ingraham Cabinets was an upstate New York based maker of fine wood cabinets, and were famous for the fine clocks and cases the artisans there produced. The result is a line of the finest looks and quality ever made in the United States. Collectors are very appreciative of these radios and some collect only these fine sets. This particular model is one of the rarest of the entire collection and an extremely fine example. The finish is fantastic and the overall condition amazing. The only sign of the aging is the subtle wear of the speaker cloth. I felt it was very acceptable and I have left the original. I do have pristine reproduction, which I could install if you wish. The set is very complete with the factory-installed wood back. The radio was completely restored by my technician with new filters and caps. and performs as good as new. This is an extremely desired and collector grade set! Full sized table radio at 13-1/2"W x 11-1/4"H x 8-1/4"D. Was $499.99, now $459.99. (0096348)
Emerson Ingraham 375 (1934). SALE! In the earlier 1930s, Emerson Radio contracted with the internationally famous Ingraham Cabinets on a series of radios. Ingraham Cabinets was an upstate New York based maker of fine wood cabinets, and were famous for the fine clocks and cases the artisans there produced. The result is a line of the finest looks and quality ever made in the United States. Collectors are very appreciative of these radios and some collect only these fine sets. This particular model is about the rarest of the entire collection and an extremely fine example. The finish is fantastic and the overall condition amazing. The folding doors across the front work perfectly with fluid ease. The radio was professionally restored by my technician and performs as good as new. This is an extremely desired and collector grade set! Compact at 12"W x 9-1/2"H x 7"D. Was $699.99, now $649.99. (0096306)
Emerson Lifetimer III. Here is another radio from the fifties. It has AM, a mechanical clock, five tubes. It was made in Jersey City, NJ. The radio looks great and works good. It has two hairlines on the top corners, unseen. The special Attic price is $25.00. (0055039)
Emerson Radio (1933). This little radio has its original back cover and original finish; the finish isn't perfect, but very good for its age. The radio also has the original Cunningham globe tubes. It has been serviced and plays loud & clear. $299.00. (0062006)
Emerson Radio (1947). Model unknown. Radio does not play and is missing the back. Sold as is. $60.00. (0037071)
Emerson Radio (model unknown). Unknown model radio displays well; radio works. Missing back and clear dial cover. $55.00. (0037098)
Emerson Radio-Ingraham 106 (1936). In the 30s, Emerson Radio contracted with the internationally famous Ingraham Cabinets on a series of radios. Ingraham Cabinets was an upstate New York based maker of fine wood cabinets, and were famous for the fine clocks and cases the artisans there produced. The result is a line of the finest looks and quality ever made in the United States. Collectors are very appreciative of these radios and some collect only these fine sets. This particular model is about the rarest of the entire collection and an extremely fine example. Please note the oval shape and the fine matched veneers used both on the top, and on both sides. The finish is original with very little loss. With the high luster piano finish, this was a difficult radio to picture. Note the oval shape and the interesting full back that is a near mirror to the front of the radio. $699.99. (0096345)
Emerson Series CQ. Chassis has six tubes plus ballast, BCB and SW 6-18MHz. Excellent performance on both bands with great sound and tone. Serviced with new electronic components as needed. The cabinet of this set was hand made in Cuba. Cabinet shows finely excuted detail on bold wood grain wood, most likely mahogany. One of a kind. $1,200.00. (0048192)
Emerson Traveler (1936). Here is another almost 70 years old radio in a very acceptable condition. It works good. It needs a little TLC for the body, which is almost 70 years old! I have not seen anybody to be perfect at 70 years of age! The price of this nice set is $1.00 per year of its existence. S&H $20. $70.00. (0055031)
Esquire 550U Closk Radio (1952). This clock radio works and is all complete. $95.00. (0037105)
Estee Lauder Transistor. AM/FM Radio. Made in Hong Kong about 1970s. Good condition, no chips or cracks in the yellow plastic case, good straight antenna. Works well on 3xAA batteries, not included. $23.00. (0002699)
Eveready 21 (1928). SALE! This radio is in phenomenal all original condition. the left side has some surface scratches and a discolored area that looks like an R. Otherwise the set is super clean inside and out. The paper label on the lid is so nice you would think it is a reproduction. It is being sold without tubes and takes five 01A tubes and a 112 or 171 tube. The tubes can be provided if needed at an additional cost. It is being sold as is. 10-1/2"H x 13"W x 13"D. Was $149.95, now $99.99. (0026402)

FADA 1000 Catalin (1946). The increasingly rare and beautiful "Bullet" in maroon and yellow Catalin plastic, offered here with no breaks or cracks. There is one small nick on the top, as you may see from the photos, and the original back shows the wear of 63 years. Otherwise the radio has been completely restored and aligned, with new AC cord, grille cloth and dial lens. It plays well, the six tube design (an extra tube for the RF) ensuring good sensitivity. $1,275.00. (0061071)
FADA 1005. FREE shipping, insurance and very careful packing. A different style for FADA, one that captures more of an Art Noveau style than Art Deco. This cream colored Plaskon beauty plays the AM band well, is complete and all original. The scalloped pearlescent handle is perfect; so are the knobs, which have their original felt backing. The dial plastic is in excellent shape, the wonderful FADA dial face is gorgeous, the pointer has no problems, and the back is complete. The glossy case with graceful step-top design has no cracks, chips, hairlines or stress lines; the Plaskon has mellowed in color to a slightly golden around the top and left front sides and the right front top (does not seem to be tube-heat related). One of the screw holes in the back had a small piece that came off and has been glued back soundly and is of course not visible unless you take the cardboard back off. Free offer applies to US mainland. $185.00. (0091063)
FADA 175A (1924). SALE! Long before this company made Catalin radios they were producing crystal and battery sets. This model was called the Neutroceiver and used five tubes. The mahogany cabinet is in excellent original condition. As with all our radios the interior is very clean. The Bakelite panel retains a nice factory shine. I found the Fada transformers both tested good. Inside was a paper with station settings. It is otherwise untested and offered without tubes. A truly fine example of this great radio. 24"W x 12"H x 16"D. Was $279.99, now $199.99. (0026412)
FADA 260V (1936). SOLD! This is a very nice ivory Plaskon AM Fada radio. It has a Plaskon molded back as well. No cracks, almost perfect. Six tubes including a ballast. 5" speaker. Plays well and has great pickup. Electronically restored to play like new. $255.00. (0004225)
FADA 560B. SALE! Five tubes BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays well, sounds fine. Nice style cabinet with "FADA" back. Upper left hand corner of back was repaired- (it was broken off clean and glued inconspicuously). Two of the screw holes for the back are chipped away, and one is stripped. Other than that the cabinet is in great shape, no heavy scratches, cracks, or chips. Was $400.00, now $225.00. (0048067)
FADA 740V. SALE! Five tubes. BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays very well, good sound for a smaller set (8-1/2" wide). Ivory-like Plaskon cabinet has one small tight crack in front near logo. Nice dial face. Was $150.00, now $100.00. (0048077)
FADA 790 (1949). Nice AM/FM radio. Shiny Bakelite cabinet in nice condition. Beautiful gold dial and metal grille plate. Recapped with a new power cord. Plays strong and clear on both bands. 14-1/4" W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D. $200.00. (0039134)
FADA 845. Beautiful, working, 1940s Fada polystyrene tube radio. This radio has a polystyrene case, which was a plastic material that was available shortly after war's end. It differs in color and texture from Bakelite, Plaskon, or Catalin materials that were utilized for nearly all radio cases made prior to it. Fada, which had been most famous for Catalin radios prior to the war, seemed to search for a Catalin replacement, as post war production tight labor market wasn't tolerant of the high cost, low yield process of Catalin production. In 1946-47, Fada produced the model 845 using polystyrene, using a design that mimicked the Catalin cloud model from a previous year. The swirl of the polystyrene is very intriguing, and like Catalin, the material has a lot of complexity and is semi-translucent (light will shine through the thickness). That translucence yields a great visual complexity to the depth of the swirl. Excellent luster, a gorgeous, strongly marbled dark chocolate and caramel brown colored case. These sets are most often found cracked or heat damaged, and neither has occurred here. Unit has the original marbled knobs, handle, reverse painted glass dial lens, and cardboard back. $385.00. (0105001)
Fada Bullet Bank. Cute replica of the 1946 model 1000 Fada Bullet. Chip in the back shown in extra photo. $24.50. (0002691)
FADA L96W (1939). Elegantly styled radio of white plastic with classic grille work. Tight micro cracks and missing dial lens but definitely worth restoring. Five tube performance and style make this a collectors must have! Sold "as is" but I can restore for a nominal sum or you can do! 115 VAC/DC; BC. 10 pounds. 14"W x 8"H x 7"D. $75.00. (0136023)
FADA S-1020 TV. Complete, clean, 10" picture tube, good wood, fair finish, good grille. 36"H x 20"W x 22"D. $175.00. (0136009)
Fairbanks Morse 58-T-1 (1936). This manufacturer's radios are highly sought after and very difficult to find. This particular model has been restored inside and out, shiny as a new penny! The beautiful deco cabinet has been refinished in a hand rubbed lacquer finish, using correct shades of stains and toners. The chassis has been cosmetically restored and detailed, along with an electronic restoration, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The multi colored dial is beautiful lit up and surrounded by a beautiful polished, brass escutcheon. This set plays beautifully on all three bands and is a five tube set. Don't miss your chance to add this set to your collection, these don't come around often. 19"W x 10"H x 10-1/2"D. $499.00. (0062152)
Farnsworth ET-060 (1947). Brown and black marbled Bakelite case with caramel Tenite grille and swirled caramel knobs. No cracks or chips; plays well. $225.00. (0037041)
Firestone 4-A-2B (Canada, 1953). The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of Canada situated in Hamilton, Ontario, manufactured this rare four-tube, carefully restored, brown Bakelite, Standard Broadcast Band battery-powered receiver with a ruby red grille cloth (not original) and white tuning knobs. The cabinet is in excellent condition without hairlines or cracks. Part of the Firestone decal has been lost. The radio operates well and is equipped with good tubes. It has been adapted to permit the use of a modern battery pack (A = 1.5V and B 90V.) that may be mounted on the inside the rear cover. $115.00. (0097005)
Firestone Air Chief 4-A-26 "Newscaster" (1948). Classic design radio which is highly collectable. White paint on Bakelite. Price reduced because cabinet has been repaired, dial has been repaired, and it has a new back cover (one recently sold for over $200 on Radio Attic). Grille work repaired, but hardly noticeable. I believe in accurate disclosure of condition. Still a very nice addition to your collection. As with all my radios, it was re-capped, tubes and other parts replaced as needed, and RF circuits aligned. Plays well and should for years to come. $85.00. (0044024)
Firestone S7403-4 (1940). This tiny five tube radio measures 9"W across the front. It has been completely restored, and plays well up and down the band with its built in loop antenna. No grille cloth, just a nice lattice grille by Ingraham, the cabinet maker, who turned miniature radios from various manufactures of the day into something special. $175.00. (0061067)
First Class Radiotelephone Handbook. Author: Edward Noll. Published by Howard Sams 1968. Very nice condition, paperback, 400 pgs. $10.00. (0302007)
Fluke 8025B Digital Multimeter. Reconditioned with new fastblo fuses and batteries. Works great. Comes with case and manual. $135.00. (0038044)
FM Broadcast Station. Top of the line rebuilt tube Fisher FM tuner mated to a tuneable broadcast module for playing FM music on your vintage AM radios. The broadcast module fits nicely in the cigar box. The Philco 60 cathedral, Philco 42-380 console, and Zenith 7-S-363 console all sounded great playing FM using this combination. $225.00. (0038143)
Ford Novelty Radio (1959). Here is a beautiful red 1927 Ford radio in a mint condition! Made in Japan, it works good. It looks very real, like it just came from the manufacturer. No scratches, no breaks and no hairlines. It works on a 9 volt battery inserted in the motor part of the radio. One has to remove the hand-crank to insert the battery. Then put the hand-crank back and viola! The set works well! S&H is $12.00. 7"W x 5"H x 4"D. The special price of this most unusual, very rare radio is only $45.00. (0055142)
Ford Novelty Radio (1960). This magnificent 1917 Ford metal radio was made in Japan. The radio plays; both of the controls are small wheels on the each side of the radio. The battery is located in the motor, under the hood (9 volt battery is not included). To install the battery, please rotate the crank until it releases the hood of the car. It is a small transistor radio, it only plays on AM band. A great and rare collectible. Special Attic price including S&H is $45.00. (0055138)
Ford Thunderbird Radio. This plastic 1955 T-Bird radio was made by the Ford Motor Company as a limited collectors' radio. Mint in box. Would make a nice radio, or to add to your novelty collection. $30.00. (0037088)
Four Star F5-015. Transistor radio with clock. Both work; comes with original box. One knob missing. $20.00. (0011008)
Franklin Cathedral (1960s). This gorgeous all wood cathedral radio was made in Newark, New Jersey. It is fully transistorized and is one of the first transistorized cathedrals ever made in USA. It has AM and FM bands and plays good on both bands. It operates on 110 volt current only (No batteries!). It is a large and well made radio. The last one we have. Three different pictures are enclosed. S&H $20.00. The special price of this radio is $65.00. (0055135)
Freed-Eisemann NR-12 (1924). DC set. Rebuilt chassis plays well. Excellent glossy Bakelite dial face and great labeling. Great collector radio! $260.00. (0038205)
Freed-Eisemann NR-20 (1924). DC set with complete chassis rebuild. This set has a stunning looking cabinet and it plays great! Another museum quality set! $380.00. (0038206)
Freed-Eisemann NR-7 Neutrodyne (1925). SALE! This radio sold for $150.00 and uses six tubes. The cabinet was refinished many years ago and still displays well. The lid is distorted and you can see how it has been shimmed from the view of the back side. From the front it looks level. The interior is extra clean and complete. The radio was in use into the 1990s with an index card noting the station settings. The transformers test good, but it is sold as is without tubes. Tubes can be purchased at an additional cost. 28"W x 9"H x 8"D. Was $149.00, now $109.00. (0026414)

Garod 5-D2 Portable (1947). This beautiful little radio was made in Brooklyn NY. It is a portable with AC/DC capabilities. It has five miniature tubes. The case needs TLC; the radio works good. $10 for S&H. 8-1/2"W x 6"H x 4-1/2"D. Hurry; this won't last long at my Special Attic price of $65.00. (0055072)
Garod 6AU-1 Commander (1945). SALE! Sleek and beautiful highly desirable Catalin radio, designed by John Sideli. This maroon and gold beauty is all around perfect. The case knobs and solid back are all original. The electronics have been upgraded and the radio is in excellent condition and playing well. Was $1,750.00, now $1,550.00. (0002405)
Garod EA. Excellent cabinet. The top with the chassis lifts to expose the power supply (housing a globe 81), a bag containing a spare large dial knob, and a detailed schematic. The remainder of the tubes include a globe 210, 199 and three 112s. The chassis has been completely rebuilt and performs superbly with lots of clear stations and plenty of volume. This is a museum quality piece! $590.00. (0038195)
GE 516 Clock Radio. White clock radio completely restored electrically. Great cabinet with one tiny crack to the lower left of the clock. Really small crack. Great tone and the clock keeps perfect time; we oiled the motor to be sure. $159.00. (0087005)
General Electric 115W (1948). This is a very clean Bakelite "kitchen" set with a metal grille. The cabinet is in good overall condition but has a well-repaired fine hairline on one side. One of the original knobs has a small melt. Despite these flaws, this BC-only set displays beautifully. Radio has received all new capacitors and tubes, and other repairs as needed. This attractive set boasts a nice, full tone and receives well throughout the band. $80.00. (0021033)
General Electric 203. With fresh red paint and complete chassis rebuild. Good back and bottom label. Plays very well. $115.00. (0038216)
General Electric 401 (1950). This beautiful all white GE radio features five tubes, AM, 55-160 Mhz only. Two knobs. The radio works very well and looks almost like new even though, it is by now 58 years old! S&H including packing in three boxes and insurance is $12.00. The cost of this nice radio is only one dollar per year of its existence! $58.00. (0055143)
General Electric 402. This beautiful radio is in an excellent condition cosmetic and it works good. It has five tubes, AM band. It was manufactured between 1942 and 1950. S&H is $22.00. The special cost is $68.00. (0055094)
General Electric 414 (1950). This nice GE radio has AM, five tubes and looks great. It also works excellent. The scale has a floating light that follows the tuner and each station is illuminated, at the time it plays. The radio is in in excellent condition for an old radio like that. The special Attic price for this set is $45.00. (0055161)
General Electric 422 (1951). SOLD! Good working and very good sounding 1951 radio. It has a beautiful plastic case with a marble like finish. It has no cracks or chips, with a good solid back. $125.00. (0002715)
General Electric 423 (1951). Here is a nice 1951 ivory plastic radio that really pulls in the stations with good tone and plenty of volume. Knobs and back are original. It has a nice styling that should go good in most any kitchen or wherever a working radio belongs. Some minor nicks and wear but very clean and no cracks. BC, AC/DC. 12-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 8"D. $85.00. (0136001)
General Electric 428 (1955). "Dial beam." Ivory plastic. Good condition; clean and complete. Lights up. $45.00. (0037030)
General Electric 50 Clock Radio. Plaskon. Radio and clock work great; numbers are a little worn around the tuner and showing two gray hairlines around the brass clock face. Displays nice and clean looking. $45.00. (0037068)
General Electric 50 Clock Radio. Unusual "midget" sized Bakelite radio with a clock timer built in. Very good condition cosmetically, nice shine to the exterior. Only things missing are a pair of small clock knobs. Clock works fine, radio plays with background hum, only $35.00. (0003069)
General Electric 535 Clock Radio (1951). Purple, red, and black swirled plastic. Great looking set; radio in almost mint condition except spotted clock cover. Untested. $70.00. (0037050)
General Electric 672 Portable (1957). AC/DC AM portable. This tube set is in beautiful condition. It requires an A (7.5 volt) and B (90 volt) battery, not provided, or plugs in. It works great on AC. $45.00. (0064042)
General Electric 7-4100JA. SOLD! One of the best replications I have come across is this fine representation of General Electric's 1933 model J-100. They made every effort to build a fine cabinet with its high quality all solid wood construction and nice looking mahogany finish. This AM/FM radio has been gently used is in great working and good looking condition. 1988 version of the G.E. J-100. 15"H x 12"W x 9-1/4"D. $64.00. (0002708)
General Electric 73-D-221206 Television. Here is a medium early small screen color set. The very first one of these was of course, tube powered. This is the first generation transistor version of this TV and dates from the late 60s/early 70s. Evidently this one had very little use. It's super clean outside and inside and the main reason I'm offering it is the picture tube, which is in essentially perfect condition. This would be a great replacement for one of the earlier tube type sets. Picture tube type is 10VAHP22. If you know your color sets, check out the picture shown taken off the CRT! $39.95. (0080055)
General Electric C-405 Clock Radio (1957). This is a very stylish white and gray plastic radio introduced in October--the same month/ year the Russian satellite Sputnik was launched! Cleaned and polished to like new out-of-the-box condition with crystal clear clock lens and tuning dial and control knobs. Clock has been cleaned and lubricated and the radio has been serviced for years of use. New, vintage, power cord. Radium painted hands glow in the dark while only emitting a safe .02 r/hr at 12" according to my Geiger counter. Add this Cold War veteran to your collection! Five tube, BC only, AC, 11"W x 7"H x 5"D. $55.00. (0036122)
General Electric C-5308 Clock Radio (1955). This nice AM/FM clock radio works perfectly; it is ready to go to a new home. This radio is quite large; it has six tubes. Large speakers. Looks great! Plastic construction case. No cracks, cheeps or hairlines. Built-in antenna. The only one we have! It is a very nice set. S&H including insurance $23.00. 14-1/2"W x 9"H x 6-1/2"D. Special Attic price of the radio is only $67.00. (0055131)
General Electric C2418A "Mickey Mouse" Clock Radio (1960). "The Youth Radio," authorized by The Disney Corporation, has all of Mickey's friends pictured on the clock's face: Pluto, Donald Duck, Goofy, Minnie Mouse and many other Disney characters. Mickey's 3-D face is the dial pointer. This wonderful collectable shows a little wear on Mickey's nose. Electronically it's in very good condition. Original knobs, has a crack in the dial cover but the cover is tight; otherwise the case & back are in good condition. This set is increasing in collectible value, as it is an original Disney Corp. licensed item. 11"W x 5"D x 6"H. $62.00. (0202006)
General Electric C402. I purchased this set over ten years ago at our Rochester, NY, antique radio wireless meet. I believe it to be a Canadian set. This dark brown Bakelite case is highlighted with cream colored dial and volume control knob. It picks up many stations. It still maintains its original back with an antenna clip for improved reception. The bottom sticker is still present. This set is quite small, bordering on a midget. Sorry, the attached pics could be better. The dial has all its numbers and lettering, no matter what the pic shows. The case has nice tigering in the Bakelite. $65.00. (0104005)
General Electric CL500. This is Beetle plastic that displays like marble with a rich caramel brown swirl. There is a stress line at the upper right of dial and is about an inch long on top, a little of the paint flecked off at the 150 mark and that is all to note. It works but has a loud hum and has not been serviced. Complete original back and nice label on bottom. FREE shipping, insurance & safe packing to lower 48. About 9-1/2"W x 6"H. $150.00. (0091067)
General Electric Clock Radio (1948). This excellent GE radio was made in 1948 through 1954, it features AM and Clock, both working good. The radio was partially recapped including the filter, since it was making noises. It has five good tubes. The radio looks great and for its age, works now OK. My Special price for this set is only $35.00. (0055155)
General Electric E-101 Tombstone (1936). Here is a set that you never see. This monster tombstone has ten tubes and Colorama Tuning, which works a lot like a tuning eye. The dial lights up red when the station is coming in strong and the dial gets more green when the station is weak. This is a neat feature that I have not seen before, and the set's vernier tuning works unlike any other I have seen. It is beautiful, with its drum dial, massive cabinet and burly veneers; there is no doubt that this was a high end set. It has been restored electronically and cosmetically back to its original appearance. The chassis been recapped and all out of tolerance resistors have been replaced. The set plays loud and clear on all three bands. The cabinet has been refinished using original shades of stains and toners, and then finished in several coats of hand rubbed lacquer. This set is stunning, and this is the best example you will find, likely to be the only one you will find, as this set is fairly rare 20-1/2"H x 15-1/2"W x 11-1/2"D. $649.00. (0062122)
General Electric F-70 (1937). This little set is sporting its original finish, and is in very good condition to be 72 years old. The electronics have been restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This set plays beautifully, loud and clear on all three bands. A real nice addition to any collection or parlor. 20-3/4"W x 10-1/2"H x 10"D. $179.00. (0062159)
General Electric GD-60 (1939). SOLD! Here is an unusual looking radio due to its slant front and thumb-wheel dial scale. This GE model is a compact five-tube, AC-DC superhet receiver. It contains a 6A8 converter/oscillator, a 6K7 IF amplifier, a 6Q7 detector, a 25L6 power amp, and a 25Z5 rectifier. It has a "Touch Tuner" pushbutton system and the original dust-proof speaker. The radio has been electronically refurbished and plays well with an extended antenna wire. The cabinet has some age marring but displays very well. The grille cloth is a replacement. The radio dates to 1939 and sold new at $22.95. 13"W x 7"H x 6"D. $75.00. (0104001)
General Electric GD60 (1938). This radio has been professionally restored and is as fine an example of this rather unusual old GE as you will find. The new grille cloth matches the original. The thumbwheel dials are original, and the cord looks to be also, but it is in excellent condition. It plays very well. This one would be worthy of joining any collection. 12-1/2"W x 8"D. $125.00. (0089030)
General Electric H-600U. SOLD! Six tubes plus ballast. BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Outstanding performance and rich sound. Beautiful cabinet and Bakelite back. Cabinet perfect except for tight repaired crack on bottom. Upper left screw hole on back is broken. $110.00. (0048076)
General Electric H-610 (1939). Spectacular marbling of the Bakelite cabinet & full Bakelite back make this pre-war beauty highly desired! Additionally, this glossy example of Deco lines & curves is without cracks/chips. The original dial scale, pointer & knobs are in great shape. The seven tube AM only chassis plays well & still has most of the bottom label. 10"W x 7"H x 6"D. A collection centerpiece! $495.00. (0025140)
General Electric H53 (1932). Serial #940. BC & SW. Beautiful cabinet. Works well, but needs a tune-up. 16"W x 9"H x 8"D. $100.00. (0086016)
General Electric H62. Thumbwheel model. Great original finish and plays great. $160.00. (0038141)
General Electric H620 Beetle. Pushbutton Beetle radio (rare), this beauty is very seldom seen; believe it to be model H620. Meticulously cleaned and detailed inside and out, plays very well. Notice the complete Beetle back cover usually missing on these radios. Had a small piece reinforced at right top rear that was professionally done and an outstanding reinforcement (2"x3/8"). Perfect knobs, dial, back, as photos show a stunning radio. 10"W x 7"H x 7"D. $295.00. (0008081)
General Electric KL50 (1932). Serial #1081. Works well. Minor surface blemishes. 14"W x 8"H x 8"D. $90.00. (0086014)
General Electric LCP-609 (1941). AM. Outer walnut and rock maple wood case in very good condition with some minor defects. Dial lens and two original GE brass insert knobs in good condition. Sticker on the bottom. Six tube chassis has been serviced (see below) and radio plays well using its GE circular loop antenna. Option for external antenna for distant stations. A pre-WW2 classic for your collection! 13"W x 9-1/4"H x 6-7/8"D. $90.00. (0043350)
General Electric Musaphonic 432 (1953). This is a nice radio but both upper corners of the grille have been broken (see pics). The rest of the radio, including its operation, is in good shape. $15.00. (0095024)
General Electric P-807 (1960). This beautiful black Solid State radio is in a good working condition. It looks like new. It is a "Superhetrodyne." It works on one 9 volt battery. 7"W x 4-1/2"H x 2-1/2"D. Our special great price for Radio Attic readers including S&H (within USA) and insurance is only $45.00. (0055126)
General Electric P-821A (1963). Black and white six Transistor. Good looking case, no cracks or chips. Works but with low volume. $23.00. (0002531)
General Electric Plastic Radio. Red plastic GE tube radio. Great color with nice 50s design. Has very small (-1/4") hairline on top back end. All original and has back. Great dial beam feature. $75.00. (0029006)
General Electric Radio Advertising. Old ORIGINAL advertising, They Took the Noise out of Whispers! in excellent shape, from TIME magazine, 11 November 1935. 7.87"W x 11.22"H (20 x 28.5 mm). $9.99. (0075011)
General Electric Radio Advertising. Old ORIGINAL advertising, Clarence Budingtom Kelland's hat! in excellent shape, from TIME magazine, 16 December 1935. 7.87"W x 11.22"H (20 x 28.5 mm). $9.99. (0075012)
General Electric Radio Advertising. Old ORIGINAL advertising, Detecting .0000000000000000001 of an Ampere! in excellent shape, from TIME magazine, 14 October 1935. 7.87"W x 11.22"H (20 x 28.5 mm). $9.99. (0075013)
General Electric S-22 "Junior" Tombstone. A/C. A beauty. Clean. $275.00. (0006167)
General Electric YRB-60-2 (1948). Works but not like new. Some scrapes and scratches on top as shown. $65.00. (0095022)
General Television & Radio 534 (1939). SALE! You are looking at one of the most interesting novelty radios ever made! This set, housed in a walnut case, looks like a miniature piano. The radio details the larger inspiration, down to a keyboard. The condition of this radio is good. Yes, it shows some age, as it was made 70 years ago. The keyboard, being an early plastic, has shrunk a little from age, but not too noticeable. The radio has had a complete electronic makeover, including, filters, caps and tubes. The radio is a very fine player, and has a very nice sound for a small table radio. A great classic, and moderately priced! 9-1/2"W x 11-1/2"H x 11-1/2"D. Was $299.99, now $249.99. (0096180)
General Television & Radio 5A5 (1946). A hard model to find in any condition, this one is excellent. Nicely mottled brown/black Bakelite cabinet is without any cracks/chips but lots of shine! The ivory styrene grille/trim/knobs are nice as well. A neat "propeller" style dial pointer highlights the near perfect lighted gold foil dial scale & all is guarded by a clear cover. The five tube AM only chassis plays well & comes with a nice replacement back cover. Place this highly collectible piece center shelf! 8-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. $425.00. (0025185)
General Television Series A. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. All electrolytic and paper caps replaced. Contols cleaned and lubed. Nice 50's "kitchen set" to listen to the latest while baking or cooking. Typical AA Five performance, clean strong sound for a small set. Refinished and trimmed. Was $100.00, now $85.00. (0048143)
Gilfillan 5G8 (1937). SALE! Five tubes BCB (550-1700KHz) This five tube super het uses a pre-octal type tube line up. With a heavy power transformer and field coil speaker, the sound quality is suprising for a smaller set. The set is exceptionally sensitive and selective enough for some good BCB DXing. Nice back-lit stationized dialface has been repaired. Wood knobs, with a pull on/push off volume control switch. Electronically restored with new components. This set is very similar in circuit design and style to a Packard-Bell "Kompact." Original finish has been cleaned and retouched. Was $150.00, now $100.00. (0048229)
Gilfillan Cathedral. Here's a cute midget: a very scarce shelf-sized radio from Los Angeles maker Gilfillan. It's under 12 inches tall, the case is sound with nicks and scratches, has the original arch support in the back and the front cutout grille is in excellent condition. The grille cloth and knobs are original. The dial is in excellent condition and turns smoothly. The lower right knob is on/volume and I believe the lower left is for tone control. The chassis is very clean, has been serviced and works well, but the original Lansing speaker will need reconing as it distorts. This exact same model but with a missing bezel sold for $800 this June in Anaheim; see RMAuctions.com web site. $280.00. (0091053)
Gloritone 27 Cathedral (1930). Wooden cathedral. AC. Five tubes. Radio works; will need some tuning. A real buy at $275.00. (0006196)
Gloritone 99 Cathedral (1931). SALE! Made by United States Radio & TV. The hump of the radio has veneer problems. Although secure there are ripples, age cracks and visible repairs. In addition, at the front base of the radio below the knobs there is also ripples in the veneer. On the plus side the chassis is clean and when tested it played well. The grille cloth is a replacement, but the set retains the original knobs. A great candidate for trying out your cabinet restoration skills. Offered as is. 16-1/2"H x 13-1/2"W x 9"D. Was $149.00, now $119.00. (0026409)
Goldentone Mini-Cathedral (1933). SALE! This excellent Goldentone midget cathedral works super for such a small package! I don't know the manufacturer, but it may be a Griffin-Smith Royale. It so, it was probably made by Gilfillan. If anyone can identify it please let me know. It has been cosmetically and electronically restored and displays very well. Has new cord, new caps and grille cloth. If you like these compact sets you better grab it quickly! 10"W x 11"H x 5"D, shipped weight 10 pounds. Was $349.00, now $299.00. (0103038)
Golf Club Transistor Radio. Called the "Gol-Phone." Made to look like a wood golf club, manufactured in Japan in the mid 1970s and is a fairly rare collectable. In very nice cosmetic and excellent working condition. The On-Off switch is at the end of the shaft and there's a thumb wheel to tune in the stations. $34.50. (0202089)
Goodyear "Wings" 686B (1934). This is a restored very rare beautiful and highly Deco radio manufactured for Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. by Belmont Radio Corp. Given the name "WINGS" because of the wings on the Goodyear boot logo. Waterfall front with tiered solid walnut sides and classic Deco cutouts with new almost original grille cloth and a solid brass bezel with new convex dial cover just make this beauty stand out. The dial is lit and is a real eyesite. Has a vernier dial in the center along with a band selector bar. Three bands-Broadcast-MW (1.5-5.5mhz)-SW (5.3-18.2 mhz) of which all work excellent. Six tubes with a transformer power supply give it great reception and a separate tone control using a 6" Jensen electrodynamic speaker gives great tone. Wood knobs just accent the beauty. This is just one fantastic Deco radio. View my Restoration Process for more information. 18"W x 10"H x 9"D. $675.00. (0098071)
Graetz Baroness 810E. With AM, FM, SW1, SW2. Very pretty cabinet and good back. This set plays all bands very well with tremendous fullness in tone. $160.00. (0038124)
Graetz Fantasia 1022 Luxus Stereosuper. With 13 tubes, four speakers, LW, MW, KW, UKW, bands. Has two IF amps and seven tubes controlling noise silencing. Includes full set of schematics and has had complete chassis rebuild. There is a small veneer chip missing on bottom left side. Plays like a dream. You have to hear FM on this set to believe it! $1,100.00. (0038224)
Gramophone Music Box. Here is a music box that's a little different then the others I've seen. Yes it does play music and as it does a colorful light flashes inside the horn operates on several little watch type batteries. You can also press the button on the top and light your cigar or cigarette near the back of the horn. You load the lighter with butane on the bottom. Plays a pretty tune but not sure what, maybe "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes?" $25.00. (0202071)
Gramy-Phone 8. A nice looking novelty radio styled to look like an old time Gramophone. The case is wood painted antique white with a delicate floral design on the front. The top is gold plate of some kind and the horn is metal. The On/Off/Volume control is on the right side, and the record platter turns to tune the stations. AM only, no FM, so it might be a little older then some of the other Gramy-Phones. Made in Japan, no manufacturer or model number shown. $25.00. (0202075)
Granco 620V (1955). FM table top tube set. Manufactured at Long Island City, New York. This is a great sounding 50's era designed radio. Case and chassis in excellent condition 10-1/4"W x 7"H x 6"D. $115.00. (0094013)
Granco 701U. AM/FM. Six tubes. Works. $45.00. (0006142)
Grantline 606 Series A. This is a rare Grantline AM radio. It is very similar to a BELMONT 6D111 "Streamliner." It has undergone a full restoration. NO cracks in this case. Real nice straight lines throughout. A fresh coat of Mohawk light antique ivory paint gives it a nice glazed finish. Real nice sounding and looking radio. For more information, pictures, and PayPal/credit card, click here. $300.00. (0099013)
Grundig 300 Portable. This very nice portable German radio was manufactured in Portugal in the early 60th. It has AM/FM bands. It operates on "6" cell batteries. The radio is very rare and plays well. One of the four pushbuttons is not original. Today it's a very collectible radio. Looks exactly like his younger brother, the Grundig 305. S&H within USA is $15. $65.00. (0055008)
Grundig 305 (1960). This beautiful and fully operational AM/FM Grundig was made in Portugal. The radio is one of the first, fully transistorized Grundig radios ever made. It works good. We have remade the connections, so now it also works on one 9 volt battery instead of six 1-1/2 volt batteries. The radio is fully portable, with a carrying handle, four pushbuttons and two control knobs. S&H within USA is $20.00 A very special cost of this radio is only $75.00. (0055156)
Grundig FR-200 (1997). This excellent Grundig is the only radio in the world that operates on batteries or collapsible Crank. It has a built in dynamo that you can crank up for one minute; this makes the radio play without any batteries! It plays good on all the bands; the short wave brings station from all over the world. It also has backup batteries however, just in case, that one forgets to crank it up! It is one of the best and most unusual radios Grundig ever built; it also has its own carrying pouch. The S&H is $15.00. 6-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 2"D. This most unusual radio is only $75.00. (0055147)
Grundig RF115U (1952). This magnificent wood cabinet Solid State Radio is one of the finest Grundig ever produced. Very large table model at 22"W x 7"H x 6"D. Excellent AM/FM. It was manufactured in Austria, Europe. It works good and sounds terrific. For more stations, please plug in an antenna to AM band. S&H to lower 48 states is $25. Do not miss this one! There are very few left! Special price is only $135.00. (0055100)
Grunow 500 Tombstone (1933). Here is a radio that you don't see very often. This rare set has been electronically and cosmetically restored. The chrome grill has no pitting and is in excellent condition. This radio plays great, loud and clear. It will make a nice and unusual addition to your collection, or just by itself. $559.00. (0062020)
Grunow 650 Tombstone (1935). Grunow was a better maker of radios based in Chicago. They made a "Buick" caliber of radios under their own name and for Sears Silvertone Radios, too. This was a deluxe model for the era. It is a three-band receiver and uses six tubes. You can clearly see in my photos the fine quality of the radio cabinet, and it remains in decent shape with an original finish. I would fine this a very acceptable example in my own collecting. The radio is a nice sized example. The entire factory applied labels and paper are still nicely intact. The radio still has the factory cord and plug, and the condition is very poor. For that reason, the radio is untested for electrical condition. These radios are fine players and restored will be a super set. 17-1/2"H x 14"W x 9-1/2"D. $329.99. (0196018)
Grunow 660 (1934). You are looking at a radio in terrific factory original condition. The radio is in as found condition and does not play. I doubt there could be much to make it sing, as the set is super clean and original. The radio even retains the factory cord and plug, so it has been well cared for over these 74 years. 19"H x 14"W x 11"D. $229.99. (0196003)
Grunow 699. SALE! Five tubes plus "ballast tube." BCB and SW (5,5-18 MHz). All electrolytics and paper caps replaced. Brass teledial and beautiful dial face join nicely with the original finish. Good SW coverage and suprising sensitivity make for enjoyable listening. Was $225.00, now $135.00. (0048133)
Grunow Radio 502A (1937). Long sought for rarity and great design, these chrome front radios are every collector's prize. The radio is in tremendous condition, as the pictures will tell, with the decorative inlay bordering the base in perfect order. The chrome is tight with no discoloration or pitting. My technician has given this super set, the complete restoration. The radio has all new filters and caps. Every other component has been tested for factory values and the tubes, good and strong. The radio is fitted with a safe new power cord and plug for you safe operation. This stunning deco chrome front radio will become the centerpiece of your collection. 12-1/2"W x 9"H x 7-1/2"D. $399.99. (0096328)
Guild "Country Belle" (1955). Guild of Hollywood California AM broadcast novelty radio. Cabinet refinished, recapped and tubes tested. Set comes with all original phone hardware. $80.00. (0094001)
Guild 484 Spice Chest (1956). On this Spice Chest, one drawer and one knob are not original. The radio plays well and has the conventional "All American Five" tube lineup (35W4, 12BE6, 12BA6, 12AV6, 50C5). $70.00. (0095035)
Guild Country Belle. AM/FM station selector is the crank on the side. The hook for the ear piece is the on-off switch. There are three knobs on the side for volume, tone and AM/FM selector. The FM works great but the AM doesn't work at all. $70.00. (0095004)
Gulbransen Radio (Lafayette) Model G (1934). SALE! This is one of, if not THE scarcest, radio displayed on my page! The radio is a prized Gulbransen, a Swedish electrical engineer, who was renowned for his genius of circuit design. He started his own company based on his reputation, but like so many technical people, he was very unsuccessful as a businessperson. Lafayette Radio marketed the bulk of his production, and used his fine reputation to their marketing benefit. The radio reeks of the finest quality of the times: super artisanship in electronics and a fabulous cabinet, with fine inlayed beading. The radio is very complete and retains the factory back. Note the asymmetrical form, with slanting sides from the base to the top. This radio is that level of quality and the perfect merge of electronic excellence and cabinet design. 12"W x 8-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. Was $399.99, now $359.99. (0096295)

Hallicrafters S-38C Receiver (1953). This was a nice entry level shortwave set in 1953 and is getting rarer to find in this condition. The case is in very good condition with very few marks. It has the original back, bottom, knobs and speaker which are all in good shape. The receiver is a four band superheterodyne tuning .54 to 32 megacycles. It has been electronically restored. This radio plays best with a 50 to 75 ft outdoor antenna (wire). However, it is awesome at night with just a 20 ft indoor antenna. Email for more pictures. $145.00. (0004232)
Hallicrafters 5R-11R (1951). Table radio. Right now you have your choice of colors: we have blue or dark brown (blue radio shown). Both radios have been completely restored electrically. This one is a little darker then the picture shows; must be the flash. $139.00. (0087002)
Hallicrafters 5R-11R (1951). Table radio. Right now you have your choice of colors: we have blue or dark brown (brown radio shown). Both radios have been completely restored electrically. $139.00. (0087003)
Hallicrafters AT-CL-11 Clock Radio (Canada, 1953). Made by Hallicrafters Canada Ltd. This rare plastic, white painted five-tube, Standard Broadcast band receiver & clock was manufactured for the domestic market in Toronto, Canada. The set is complete and has been carefully restored. Both clock and radio operate according to design. The set is complete and has good tubes; the cabinet, in excellent condition, has been repainted and has some paint rubs. The tuning knob at the bottom front of the radio is a unique thumbwheel drive. The Hallicrafters logos and the "precision built" acclamation are carefully preserved. $150.00. (0097014)
Hallicrafters ATX-13 (Canada, 1953). Made by Hallicrafters Canada Ltd., in Toronto, Canada. This is a rare, painted white plastic, Standard Broadcast, five-tube receiver. The radio has the original parts and good tubes and it has been carefully restored. It operates excellently and the cabinet is in good condition without cracks or hairlines. There are some rubs in the paint due to aging. This is a rare Canadian Hallicrafters, produced for the domestic and not amateur market. $145.00. (0097011)
Hallicrafters SX-130 Receiver (1965-67). Here is a beautiful Hallicrafters short-wave radio. Receiver is a four band superheterodyne tuning AM band as well as 1.725 to 31.5 megacycles. This radio requires an external speaker and I have a Hallicrafters R-48A speaker for sale with it. As you can see from the pictures, both the receiver and speaker cabinets are almost flawless. The chassis is as clean as it was new. The electrolyte capacitors have been replaced with state of the art. All other components have been checked or replaced when out of tolerance. In addition it has been aligned to play like it did when it was new. It has all the original knobs and is clean as a pin. It also comes with a reproduced manual. I will sell both components together or separate. R-48A Speaker, $85.00; SX-130 Receiver, $225.00. (0004233)
Halson Radio 43B (1933). Offering such a scarce radio makes all of the efforts to find this high caliber of radios worth the efforts. This beauty dates from 1933 and made by the famed Halston Radio and Television. Yes, I said television, as the factory was a pioneer in the very earliest television, pre-war and mechanical. The use of cathode ray television was a post World War Two innovation. The factory was based in Meridian, CT. Back to this fine compact table set. Note the fine matched veneers on the front of the radio and the whimsical design of the grille. Very few of these were made and fewer survived the decades, so this is really a treat. The radio has had the very through restoration that all of my radios receive. Therefore, for the limited number of tubes, and age the radio actually performs very well. I am sure that a noted designer designed the radio, and the Mark Stein book, indicates that too. In my research, I never discovered who the designer was, but your one look will convince you! 11"W x 9"H x 5-1/2"D. $399.99. (0096321)
Hamilton-Lloyd "Junior" Cathedral (1931). SALE! This is one scarce radio! Hamilton-Lloyd Radio existed for just two years. They made only high-end sets, as I am sure the pictures will attest. The set is in terrific condition, original with the exception of a new power cord, plug, and knobs. This set is by size a "Grand Cathedral," at a stately 19-1/2"H x 15-1/2"W x 11"D. The radio is completely restored, and with the new filters and caps which should provide you years of great service. The radio is a "TRF," which is the earlier circuit designed sets. We often refer to them as two hand radios, as when you tune the set, the volume goes up dramatically. These TRF circuits predate both automatic volume control and super-het circuits, offering an interesting bridge from the battery radios that were the consumer's introduction to early radio. Regardless if you want to listen to this set every day, or simply enjoy the great design and condition, this radio would be a great addition to your collection. Was $399.99, now $359.99. (0096314)
Head & Shoulders Bath Radio. Nice novelty radio to place in your bath room or your collection. Play FM and works with 2 AA batteries (not included). 2.36"W x 3.93"H x 1.77"D (6 cm x 10 cm x 4.5 cm). $19.99. (0075010)
Heathkit Assembly Manuals. Heathkit Code Practice Oscillator Model CO-1. Parts list, schematics & assembly instructions, $4. Heathkit Resistance Substitution Box Model IN-12, $4.00. (0302044)
Heathkit Condenser Checker Manual. Model C-2 Assembly and Operating Manual. With schematics and parts list. Good 14 page photocopy. $7.00. (0302055)
Heathkit HD-1250 Dip Meter Manual. 68 pages. $12.50. (0302085)
Heathkit Manuals. Heathkit Active Audio Filter Model HD-1418. Good condition, $9.50. Heathkit Audio Generator Assembly Manual, Model LG-72. Good condition, $8.50. (0302056)
Heathkit MP-14 Manual. Heathkit MP-14 High Power Inverter Assembly & Operation Manual. Covering: Parts List, Step by Step assembly of control box and inverter, Installation, Test & Adjustments, Operation, Troubleshooting, Circuit & Chassis description & photos, Fold-Out Schematic. 32 pages, Original. $12.00. (0302109)
Heathkit TC-1 Tube Tester. Experienced tube tester. Works great and includes supplemental test settings. $115.00. (0038083)
Heathkit TC-2 Tube Checker Manual. Covers assembly pictorials, schematics, part list, operation and set-up instructions for tube testing. Excellent quality 8-1/2" x 11" Laser copy, spiral bound with a clear plastic cover and heavy black plastic back page for high usage and long service. $16.00. (0302186)
Heathkit Transistor Kit-Radio (1970s). This Heathkit transistor has a cool minimalist look to it and is made from high-quality parts. Its thick, matte-grey plastic case has no chips or cracks and is in near-perfect condition. Dial is engine-turned metal with red lettering. Radio performs great with surprisingly sensitive reception and lots of volume. There is the name "Ben" etched very lightly on the back. This is barely visible, even in person. The letters are tiny, about 1/16" and truly not a detraction. Radio has connections for earphone and external power supply (not provided). Takes a modern 9-volt battery. 6-1/4"W x 3-1/4"H x 1-1/4"D. $45.00. (0027318)
Hi-Mood Radio (Japan). Wonderful Japanese FM radio from the 1960s, this five tube radio is a lavender and white with a striking lighted dial ruby pointer indicator. Radio has been cleaned and seviced and works well for a small set, has a AFC swithch on front with FM antenna. ready to play and display. 9-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $49.95. (0008073)
Hickok Scope Manuals. Hickok Oscilloscope 195B Operating Instruction manual, $18.50. Hickok Oscilloscope RFO-4 Technical and Practical Application, bulletin #100, $5.50. Hickok Oscilloscope RFO-4 Technical and Practical Application, bulletin #150, $7.50. (0302181)
Hitachi TH-862R "Marie" (1960). This transistor radio is salmon in color and has leather case, ear phone case, all complete and in nice condition. $55.00. (0037083)
Hoffman A-200 (1946). Very nice quality table top radio. Performs excellently, bringing in stations all across the AM band. Complete electronic restoration and will give many years of enjoyment. Near flawless case, no chips, cracks or bad scratches. Solid back, new cord. $99.50. (0002587)
Hoffman RP-706 Solar Radio (1959). Talk about being way ahead of their time, Hoffman Electronics Corp. in Los Angeles, California introduced the world's first sun powered transistor radios in 1959, and here is their most popular model. This bright red with gold grille model did not work for me when tested in the sun as the solar panel looks melted, but it does still play very strong (and without static) when 4 volts of battery power is applied. The cosmetic condition is outstanding inside and out as it is clean down to the very last detail. All labels inside are clean: Model RP 706, battery Mallory TR233R or equivalent, Serial #048679, Union Made. The battery door is perfect with the latch working fine. Excellent example of this rare radio. $259.00. (0052222)
Holiday KTF-1158 Transistor Portable (1960s). 11-transistor AM/FM portable. Wow! What a nice performing little radio this one is, and sharp looking too. It has extension speaker and earphone jacks. Operates on four C cells in a plastic tube holder (batteries not included). 9"W x 7-1/4"H x 2-1/4"D. $47.50. (0002611)
Homebrew Doerle Receiver. Here's my rendition of the two-tube Doerle circuit that was popular in the 1930s. It's a battery operated regenerative receiver covering 4.7 to 12.0 MHz. For additional details, click here. $125.00. (0028031)
Homebrew Radio. Homebrew 20's vintage one tube DC set for parts or restore. Solid oak case and smoothly operating controls. $70.00. (0038200)
Homebrew Radio. Homebrew 20's vintage DC radio with internal speaker. For parts or restore. $60.00. (0038211)
How It Works (1947). Includes Complete Index for Perpetual Trouble Shooter's Manual, Volume XV (15). In very good shape for a book from 1947, full of drawings and schematics, 208 pages. 8.66"W x 11.02"H (22 x 28 cm). $15.50. (0075002)
Howard 901. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. All electrolytics and paper caps replaced. Performs well, good sound for a small set. Was $150.00, now $100.00. (0048175)
Howdy Doody Album. Howdy Doody's "American History Album." From Wonder Bread. $30.00. (0106064)
Howdy Doody Coloring Book (1951). "Santa Visits Howdy Doody's House." From Filene's. $25.00. (0106065)
Howdy Doody Record Album. "Howdy Doody's Crystal Ball." Front album cover only. Starring Bob Smith & Howdy Doody cast. $35.00. (0106063)
Howdy Doody Scarf. $16.00. (0106036)

I Dream Of Jeannie Tin Tote Lunch Box. Produced in China 1999. Looks like a TV with screen and has simulated tuning knobs and an antenna shaped carrying handle. Great for children to hold and carry their Crayons and small toys. It is in excellent condition no scratches or dents. 8"W x 6"H x 3"D. $12.95. (0202100)
International "T" Tombstone (1931). This scaled-down "Depression tombstone" has been entirely refurbished & re-veneered. Four big tubes, brass dial escutcheon, good scale, new grille cloth & cord. Cute and rare. $175.00. (0032071)
International Kadette 66 (1936). This is a fine example from the Ann Arbor, Michigan radio maker. There has always been a core collector of this maker's radios, as they were quality made and unusual in design. This is another good example, with the half-round shape and industrial influenced design. The radio is a pretty good player, with no restoration work done. In fact, I would describe it as a strong player, good quality sound and plenty of punch. 13"W x 9-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $179.99. (0096374)
Interocean (Zenith) C-10 "Skyrover" Cathedral (1933). SOLD! This is a very rare Zenith-made (Interocean branded) cathedral in totally restored condition. The C-10 is shown on page 123 of "Zenith Radio-The Early Years," by Cones & Bryant. In 1933, Zenith introduced a completely different product line which was built in the Zenith factory but was labeled "Interocean" and "Interocean Radio Corporation." These were Zenith sets in everything but name, the only difference being in the dial escutcheon and maybe one part. This C-10 is an extremely rare set; the only picture I have ever seen is of the one in the Blankenship collection, identical to this (see page 201). It works extremely well, and covers the broadcast band. The finish is an excellent restoration and displays very well. I replaced the filter caps and paper caps. This impressive and rare radio would be a super addition to any Zenith collection! 18"H x 16"W x 10"D; shipping weight is 30 pounds. $649.00. (0103007)

Jack Armstrong Book. Jack Armstrong and the Ivory Treasure. A Big Little Book. $35.00. (0106055)
Jack Armstrong Post Card (1934). Jack, Betty and Arrow-Champ. $25.00. (0106047)
Jack the Bell Boy Pin (1950). WJBK, Detroit. $30.00. (0106002)
Jackson 648 Tube Tester. Tube tester with additional charts. New capacitor, rebuilt and works super. $145.00. (0038093)
Jackson 650A Condenser/Capacitor Tester. Completely rebuilt with new capacitors, new 6E5 eye tube and new #80 Rectifier. Works like a champ!! Great instructions located in the lid. $135.00. (0038152)
Jackson Bell 25AV "Peter Pan" Tombstone. SALE! You rarely get an opportunity to see one of these sets, let alone purchase one. This is personally the best example I have seen with the pull-out drawer. The drawer contains a location of station chart that has never been written on. It is torn in two spots, but it is complete and otherwise in excellent condition. The cabinet is all original including knobs and the grille cloth an exact replacement. The chassis has been restored and is in clean original condition. The finish still retains much of its original shine. Certainly a show piece ready to display and enjoy. 12-1/2"H x 9"W x 6-1/2"D. Was $1,099.99, now $879.99. (0026393)
Jewel 502 (1947). Unusual looking wooden radio with plastic inlays on front and top. It has not been restored and shows some wear and tear, but not bad for a 62 year old radio. Somebody took pretty good care of it all those years ago. I always wonder about the history of some of these radios. It plays a little, but not great. 12"W x 9"H. $35.00. (0089032)
Jewel 910 Clock Radio (1950). This clock radio works and keeps good time. Radio is all complete. $95.00. (0037108)
Jewel 955 (1949). Nice combination of asymmetrical line/curves reminiscent of the Art Deco period! The unpainted ivory Plaskon cabinet shines without cracks/chips. The reverse painted gold/black vertical dial scale is clear, crisp & complete & sits in front of its original ivory dial pointer with that eye catching red background! Excellent jet black control knobs and red logo accent this beauty nicely! The four tube AM only chassis plays well with its extended wire antenna. Comes with a nice original tube layout imprinted cardboard cover. A small set that will make a big impression in any collection or mid-century decor! 8"W x 5"D x 6"H. $275.00. (0025168)
Jewel 955 (1949). Nice combination of asymmetrical lines/curves reminiscent of the Art Deco period. This unpainted jet black Bakelite cabinet sparkles without cracks/chips! The reverse painted gold/black vertical dial scale is clear, crisp and complete. It sits in front of its original ivory dial pointer with that eye catching red background! Excellent ivory control knobs & red logo accent this beauty nicely. The four tube AM only chassis plays well with its extended wire antenna. Comes with a nice original tube layout imprinted card board back. A small set that makes a big statement in any collection or decor! 8"W x 5"D x 6"H. $275.00. (0025176)
Jewel Case Radio. This really beautiful box actually contains (besides places for jewelry) a six transistor radio. It was made I believe by Sony in the 1960s. It is very rare and most unusual. It is leather covered, with a metal image of an derringer pistol. The controls are on the side, the speaker is built in the floor of the box. It operates on a one 9 volt battery or AC adaptor.(not included); I have never seen another one like this! What a buy at $75.00. (0055049)
Jewel Portable (1946). This beautiful AC/DC portable blue Backelite radio was made in 1946. Everything in it is original. The radio has four miniature tubes. It does not work, because the ON/OFF switch is no good. Instead of fixing it, I am selling it AS-IS! What a buy! At an unbelievable price (S&H not included) of $35.00. (0055132)
Jewett Parkay. 20's vintage DC radio for parts or restore. Both audio transformers check good. $75.00. (0038212)
Jigsaw Puzzle, 20 Mule Team Borax. With envelope. $50.00. (0106030)
Jigsaw Puzzle, Kate Smith. With box. $25.00. (0106029)
Jigsaw Puzzle, WLS. With box; one piece missing. $100. (0106027) $100.00. (0106027)

K-Mart Portable. This magnificent radio is in a mint condition, it was sold under they name "Kmart;" it was imported in 1965 from Hong Kong, at the time a British Crown Colony. It is fully transistorized. It is an AC/DC radio! It features the following five bands: AM/FM/AIR/POLICE/ WEATHER. It works OK on all bands. It is really, a very rare and very collectible radio, a fantastic buy for some Radio Attic reader, including S&H within Eastern USA it is only $55.00. (0055157)
Kadette 35 Tele-Matic (1936). SALE! A very rare and unique beautifully restored radio manufactured by International Radio Corp., Ann Arbor, Michigan. It has a telephone style dial which is lit. Very neat. The case is solid walnut with a waterfall top. The dial plate is a little worn but readable (73 years old). Transformer power supply and five tubes give it great volume, selectivity, sensitivity. Outstanding tone using a tone control with a reconed 6" electrodynamic speaker. One very unique and outstanding Deco radio of the period. View my Restoration Process for more information. 12"H x 12"W x 7"D. Was $400.00, now $320.00. (0098066)
Kadette Jewel 96 (1936). This is a very nice looking AM/Shortwave radio made by International Radio Corporation. It a great player both in frequency pickup and sound. It has 6 tubes for better pickup and a 6" speaker for better acoustics. The cabinet, chassis and speaker are very clean and look like they did when it was new. The cabinet was either professional refinished or weathered the years lightly. The radio was electronically restored with all new capacitors and good tubes. Email for further details. 17"W x 9-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $175.00. (0004215)
Kardon Radio. SOLD! I could not find any information about this radio. The Kardon trademark name is on the front panel and chassis. Otherwise there are no labels and no evidence that there were any. The set is a fantastic original condition. The front panel has a bright factory shine and the set displays like new. The interior is spotless and striking to look at with those neon green coils. With the lid up or down, it is a great radio to just look at. This set was part of a large working collection that we purchased. It is offered untested without tubes. If needed tubes can be purchased at an additional cost. A rare find. 20"W x 9"H x 8-1/2"D. $209.99. (0026420)
Kensington Midget. Japanese midget tube radio, beautiful blue, restored. Five tubes. $59.95. (0008068)
KLH 25 (1970s). Designed by Dr Kloss of the famous Research and Design Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts, this is a very serious vintage audio stereo music center! Solid state electronics, with an English made-for-KLH Garrard turntable (16, 33, 45, 78 RPM), KLH tuner/amplifier and built in famous KLH speakers that really move air! Great finish and good wood with only one small blemish. As is. May need electrical restoring. You do or I do? Original instruction manual included. 105 pounds, 117 VAC, FM, phono. 32"W x 26"H x 16"D. $275.00. (0136025)
Knight 83Y119 Tester. Kit capacitor checker. NOS. Assembled. With manual and schematic. $90.00. (0038078)
Knight in Shining Armor Radio. This novelty radio was made by the Heritage Gift Company in the late 60s. Made of cast metal, it was introduced as a desk top set for home or office. It has a letter opener sword; the radio plays well. $25.00. (0037096)
Knight Radio. Model unknown. This radio needs cleaning. All is there and lights up and has a static sound. Radio has a 1" hairline on the case on the top left corner by the slide rule dial. Radio is priced to sell and is sold as is. $40.00. (0037062)
Knight Radio. Unknown model Knight radio is in good condition and works. $95.00. (0037110)
Knights Helmet Transistor Radio. Made in Japan in the 1980s. Pewter plated metal with gold plated accents and black plastic base. Works on 9v battery, not included. 8-1/4"H x 4-1/4"W. $27.50. (0202064)
Kolster 6-D. Six tubes; battery. Has been restored. $225.00. (0006169)
Korting Billy. Bakelite German table model. Chassis rebuilt and plays S/W, BC, FM clearly. Has small impact crack on right lower end. $150.00. (0038198)
Kres-Tone 75-1 (1948). SALE! Another super and compact table radio for you to consider. This set has a very similar to the famous Little Nipper, from RCA. Norman Bel Geddes, the most famous of the Industrial Age designers, designed that radio. Since Kress Stores did not build their radios, I bet this was made by RCA. The radio was the house brand for the universally known S. H. Kress. Here is a little bio on the retail chain: S. H. Kress & Co. was the trading name of a chain of "five and dime" retail department stores in the United States, which operated from 1896 to 1981. Samuel H. Kress in 1896 started the business in Nanticoke, Pennsylvania. Kress Stores were long a familiar sight in most cities and towns of the United States. This is a fine lightly colored wood set. This radio has been thoroughly restored to like new electronic condition and my photos will detail the nearly flawless exterior. Complete with original factory decals and complete factory back. 10"W x 6-1/2"H x 7"D. Was $139.99, now $99.99. (0096244)

Lafayette 99-50774 Power Supply. This transistor power supply is an early Japanese made high quality supply for solid state gear. Voltages are adjustable, two ranges 5-13 and 12-20 VDC respectively. Current is 2 amps with 3 amp overload. This supply is in excellent condition and works as new. Perfect for a transistor or IC chip lab/service test supply. Asking $25.00. (0080053)
Lafayette Radio Catalog (1947). 25th anniversary catalog. This paperback has nice photos of radios, parts, tubes, and some television related items with their prices. Nice for the Lafayette radio collector. This 1947 catalog is in good condition. $20.00. (0037095)
Lang 406. This unusual Lang Bakelite radio was made in or about 1942. It is quite small at 8"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. It has four miniature tubes: 12AV6, 35W4, 50C5, 12AU6. AM only. The radio works well. It is a great find, a very rare collectible, in a very good condition. See the picture! It is really beautiful! Hurry, you will not find another radio like this soon! Especially with S&H included at the low Attic price of $75.00. (0055115)
Learadio 6614 (1946). Greek-like stately styling complete with tesselate patterns around the base makes this high-gloss, marble color Bakelite radio a standout! No cracks or chips. Excellent condition. Six tube sensitivity. Weak tubes replaced, recapped, tuned, aligned, calibrated and tone enhanced for excellent broadcast band reception. The perfect addition to your next toga party! 13"W x 8"H x 7"D. $175.00. (0036093)
Leeds Northrup KS-10376. Leeds Northrup for Western Electric Null Voltage Set. Laboratory grade meter for resistance measurement, voltage ratio setting. Includes schematic and instructions. HIGH QUALITY! $125.00. (0038112)
Lexington Radio. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. Serviced with new electronic components. Plays well with short external antenna, good sensitivity and sound. Solid wood cabinet. Nice little set. Was $100.00, now $75.00. (0048204)
Lifco Windsor Deluxe. Great 1950s bullseye style. Paint has some chipping and large dial has small cracks. Overall great shape with original knobs and no cracks or chips in plastic. Radio works well. $112.00. (0029021)
Lincoln Convertible. 1928 Model L transistor radio with original box. The right spare tire is the on-off-volume switch and the left spare is for tuning. $25.00. (0095031)
Lloyd's TR-66 Six Transistor Deluxe. Cute radio from Japan. Here is a nice white and gold little transistor radio from Lloyd's (their sharpest looking model). Serial #2050284, it plays strong on two "AA" batteries and works well. Clean inside and out. Comes with its genuine saddle cowhide hard stitched leather case in nice condition. The back cover of the radio is a little loose at the bottom, but it's not a problem with the case on. $44.00. (0052206)
Lloyds 98. Lloyds Micro-Miniature Super 8 Pocket Radio. Very nice looking red case with no chips or cracks. It is in a red satin lined presentation case. No battery and is untested. $40.00. (0002698)
Lone Ranger Ring (1949). One frame of filmstrip. $125. (0106021) $125.00. (0106021)
Longines Symphonette LCR-511 (1975). SOLD! For sure, this is a huge diversion from Jim Dennis' usual selection of fine old radios. Who was it that said, "Variety is the spice of life!" Remember the Longines Wittnauer name and the fine watches they made back in the olden days? Well, this is an AM/FM solid state Longines Symphonette with extendable reading lamp. The clock and all its functions work great as you'd expect it to...it carries the Wittanauer name after all while the radio is Japanese and works really good! Note: it has earphone and external speaker jacks, too. The lamp extends to 12 inches. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $75.00. (0051282)
Lowe-Opta "Tempo" (1958). This beautiful Bakelite West German radio features two short-waves and one AM band. Four tubes: DK96, DAF96, DF96, DL96. It has four pushbuttons and four knobs. Very sensitive and good looking set. It is a real rare collectible, one of the very few left on the market today. Shipping and insurance within USA is $18.00. 13-1/2"W x 8-1/4"H x 6-1/2"D. $140.00. (0055003)
Lyric 546T (1946). This radio is in good condition; all complete with Bakelite back. Radio plays great. $130.00. (0037101)

Magazines: Old Timers Bulletins. Old Timers Bulletin, 2003 May, Aug., Nov. and 2004, Feb., May. All for $7.00. (0302117)
Maguire 500 (1946). This AM radio has been stripped back to its beautiful Bakelite finish. Nice dial and sharp looking cabinet. Recapped and ready to go. Great look and sound. Cardboard back is missing. 10"W x 6"H x 6-1/2"D. $80.00. (0039138)
Maguire 500-D (New in Box) (1946). This one is for the true radio purist. A rare find. Packed at the factory 61 years ago & unopened until this year! Stored in a dry mold/smoke free environment it still retains its "new radio" smell-no kidding!! Ivory painted Bakelite cabinet with ivory Plaskon knobs. It would be a plain jane if not for that illuminated "bubble" dial with wonderful blue accenting. Nice back & bottom label. The original box, packing materials & sheet instructions are in superb condition as well. Electronics need servicing & can be for an additional fee. Additional photos available upon serious inquiry only. A beautiful radio with a unique history! 10"W x 5-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $495.00. (0025167)
Majestic "Charlie McCarthy" (1946). Novelty Bakelite. Completely restored and my guarantee applies. The Charlie figure is the original metal one and has been carefully hand painted to look as original. The cabinet has been refinished in the antique white (ivory) enamel as original. This radio plays loud and clear, uses a short wire antenna connected to upper left screw on the back. This is a stunning Deco radio that would be a star in any collection. Weight 8 pounds. $960.00. (0100029)
Majestic 194 Cathedral (1933). SALE! This excellent small four tube Gothic Cathedral has a fine hand-made case that's been refinished and looks great. The electronics have been restored too, so that it will give many years of continued service. 90 day warranty. A truly rare find. Was $359.00, now $319.00. (0002607)
Majestic 194 Mini-Cathedral (1934). SALE! This excellent Grigsby-Grunow midget cathedral works great for such a small package! It has been cosmetically and electronically restored and displays very well. Has new cord, new caps, reproduction dial scale, knobs and grille cloth. If you like these compact sets you better grab this one quickly before it is gone! Shipping weight 15 pounds. 14"H x 9"W x 6"D. Was $349.00, now $299.00. (0103037)
Majestic 2621 Tombstone (1935). If you like big beautiful tombstone radios, this is for you! This Majestic AM/SW radio works fine on both bands. It was made by the Rogers-Majestic Radio Corp in Toronto Canada for the 1935 model year. Bands are broadcast 540-1600 KHz and shortwave 6-15 MHz; there are six tubes. The finish has been restored with clear and toning lacquers and looks great! It has a very colorful dial, all veneer is in excellent condition. There are four aluminum inlays that are in perfect condition. Grille cloth is a correct reproduction. This is a very impressive tombstone at 18"H x 12-1/2"W x 10"D, shipping weight 32 pounds in oversize box. $449.00. (0103063)
Majestic 30 Cathedral (1930). Wow! What a classy looking set. These early Majestic sets were breathtaking, beautiful, and very heavy to say the least. These sets were the highest in quality and were built to last. This set has been restored back to its original splendor, looks just as it did 77 years ago. The chassis has been electronically and cosmetically restored. All capacitors were replaced and stuffed back into the original cans to preserve the original appearance of the chassis. The cabinet was restored using original shades of toners and the correct stain, then finished off in several coats of hand rubbed lacquer. This set is beautifully done, and the styling will wow your guests. This set will make a great addition to any collection, and will set off any parlor it goes in. 19"H x 15-1/2"W x 10-1/2"D. $449.00. (0062119)
Majestic 370 Mini-Cathedral (1933). SALE! This excellent Grigsby-Grunow small cathedral plays great! It has been cosmetically and electronically restored and displays very well. Has new caps and grille cloth, all else is original. If you like these compact sets you better grab this one quickly before it is gone! Shipping weight 17 pounds. 12-1/2"W x 11"H x 7-1/2"D. Was $449.00, now $399.00. (0103036)
Majestic 371 Cathedral (1933). This little Majestic is a set you don't run across often. This paticular set has its original finish, and all of its paper labels attached in the cabinet. It still has most of the original style frosted Majestic tubes in it. The set still has its original line cord as well. The set has been electronically restored and plays great. The chassis is very clean in this set as well as the speaker, all excellent. If you are looking for an all original set then this is the one. These sets are very desirable and hard to come by. 12-1/2"W x 11-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $479.00. (0062117)
Majestic 381 "Treasure Chest" (1933). SALE! This rare "Treasure Chest" table radio is the best example I have seen in my years of collecting. All others I have seen are missing several pieces of the repwood trim. This is complete except for a tiny piece missing on the front left where the lid closes. It has been electronically restored (one filter cap and coupling cap only), and works well, covering the broadcast (550-1700 KC) band. This is only a four tuber, so reception is limited to strong signals unless you use an outside antenna. The finish is very nice and looks to be original. The repwood gold trim finish is mostly worn off, and I thought about redoing it, but decided the next owner should have that option. Original label is intact; chassis and additional pics are available. This rare "novelty" radio would be a super addition to your collection! 11"W x 10"H x 8"D, shipping weight 14 pounds. Was $349.00, now $325.00. (0103010)
Majestic 55 "Duet" (1933). Here is another reason that Majestic Radio was known for fine radios and innovative cabinets. The use of Birdseye maple veneers and the offset use of black trim. The condition is superb, and you can see how special the classic harp grille is, with the unusual use of aluminum. It is also in very fine condition and is the perfect offset. The radio is playing well; with complete repairs made. The radio has all new filters and caps. The radio has a new power cord and plug for your safe and daily use. This is a highly collectable set and well worth your consideration! This rectangular table set has even a better presence at 13"W x 9-1/2"H x 9"D. $299.99. (0096371)
Majestic 5A410 (1946). This shiny jet black "shoulder" top Bakelite cabinet with matching bullet knobs is without cracks/chips! Neat wrap-around grille bars house the side mounted speaker. The lighted reverse decal glass dial scale is perfect with all crisp & clear ivory numerals/lettering. Comes with the original cardboard back & bottom label in fair shape 90-95% complete. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. A nice example of machine age design for collection or decor! 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 7"D. $260.00. (0025173)
Majestic Radio 44 Tombstone (1933). Leave it to Majestic radio to introduce innovatively styled radio with solid electronics. This company was fashion conscious and made a very good radio in some of the finest style. This is a very early small tombstone radio. It employs a regen circuit, which offered a quality performance with a limited number of tubes. The grille is made of bright chrome with the high deco tuning scale were fashioned from aluminum, which is the perfect offset to the high luster cabinet. The radio is very complete, and is professionally restored. This would make a meaningful addition to your collection. 11-1/2"H x 8-1/2"W x 7"D. $279.99. (0096373)
Majestic Radio 463 "Century Studio Six" (1934). The most sophisticated collectors, for the design and unique Art Deco chrome grille, often mention this radio. I appreciate the use of Birdseye maple and the contrasting mahogany trim. This is a very nice example with very acceptable chrome and very complete with the proprietary knobs. Regardless of the qualities you most like, we can agree on the fine and special looks of this radio. This beauty is playing decently from an earlier restoration and has a silk power cord. The pictures detail the nice condition of the cabinet and the special qualities of Birdseye maple. The radio is stunning! Note how the radio has an on and off switch mounted on the side, using the front controls for volume and tuning. My technician has replaced all of the old filters and caps, with new state of the art replacements. The radio also received a new power cord and plug for your safe use. The radio measures a mid-scale 13"W x 13"H x 10"D. $399.99. (0096372)
Majestic Radio Corp 1163 Tombstone (1935). Majestic Radio came out of the earlier Grunow Radio Corp. The company was well known and appreciated for solidly better-built radios. This model is a fine example of the quality they built. You can clearly see in my photos the fine artisanship and the exotic veneer work. The porthole dial is a classic look of the era. I believe an earlier owner has refinished the radio, and I think they have done a very nice job. The parts are original and the radio retains a very usable factory cord and plug. The radio has received complete restorations. My technician has replaced all of the filters and caps. He has tested all of the other parts for a factory correct value, and aligned the tune for accuracy. The set is a dual band model, with a band switch on the back. My guess it was a broadcast and shortwave model. The radio brings a fine quality and great looks in a mid-size set. 13"H x 11"W x 7"D. $199.99. (0096367)
Majestic Radio IS-49 "Melody Cruiser" (1941). This is one of the most distinctive and unique novelty radios ever made. The radio is built on the same four tube chassis which Majestic used in the famous Charlie McCarthy set, but this cabinet is an accurately scaled sailing ship. The radio is a decent player, as it has been totally updated by my technician. The radio has received all new filters and caps, with all other components tested for accurate factory values. The radio has a new power cord and plug, for your safe operation. As you might note in my photos, the sails are in good condition, which is an indication of the respect and care the radio has received from previous owners. The rigging is complete as well, as the plaque on the ship's bow. This radio will make a great impression in your display or for the sailor in everyone. 20"W x 16"H x 6"D. $499.99. (0096334)
Majestic Radio Promotion Bank. SOLD! This is a Majestic Radio promotional item I bought several years ago. It has the original box and is great condition; the original key is included. The idea was to put your extra change in the bank to save for the Majestic radio you desired. Most others I have seen are pretty beat up and don't have the box. A neat Christmas gift for that Majestic Radio collector! Shipping by Priority Mail in CONUS is $6.00. International buyers please contact me for shipping cost. $89.00. (0103042)
Majestic U-215. This beautiful radio was completely restored. It works good and looks terrific. It was made in Great Britain in 1944(?). It is all hand wired and it has five tubes of the following denominations: UCH 42, UF 41, UBC 41, UL 41, UY 41, The pilot light is No.8097. Please see the attached pictures. Price, including S&H, is $275.00. (0055095)
Mallory Yaxley Radio Service Encyclopedia (1937). First Edition. Compiled and published by P.R. Mallory & Company, Inc. in 1937. It is a First Edition and "Limited Edition." The first of its kind to be published. Compiled with the radio service man in mind, saving him a great deal of time looking through many other books to locate the information the service tech. needed. Cloth bound, 215 pages of diagrams, charts, listings and descriptions. For those who are collecting and repairing old tube radios this book has a vast amount of helpful information. $18.50. (0302185)
Manual: Tektronix RM503 Oscilloscope. Instruction Manual. $19.50. (0302163)
Manuals: Lafayette Tube Tester TE-15 Manuals. Professionally done copy for the Operating Instructions and Tube Test Set-Up Data Chart. $12.95. (0302169)
Marconi 115 (1938). SOLD! This vintage Marconi (Canadian) is an impressive radio, very large and heavy for a table model! It is a five tube Superheterodyne, with three bands (550-1600 KC, 1.6-5.4 MC, 5.4-18 MC). It has been electronically restored and plays great on all bands. The new eye tube is bright and works properly. The finish was restored with the proper lacquers, also has new grille cloth. There are no veneer issues. It works fine with a short wire antenna. Additional pics are available, schematic will be included. This impressive and rare radio would be a great addition to any collection! 19"W x 13"H x 11"D, shipping weight is 38 pounds. $449.00. (0103052)
Marconi 359 (1954). This Canadian Marconi radio is a rose, painted, plastic, Broadcast Band, five tube receiver carefully restored to operational condition with an intact crack-free cabinet with some minor paint rubs. The Marconi logo appears engraved into the bottom front left side of the cabinet. Good tubes supplied. One of the last Canadian Marconi tube radios, it is a welcome addition to any Marconi radio collection. $95.00. (0097003)
Marconi 367 (1953). This Canadian Marconi Ltd. radio is a blond, wooden, Standard Broadcast Band, six-tube, and phonograph connectable receiver, carefully restored to receive brilliantly. The cabinet is in very good condition. The tubes are good old stock and the parts original. One of the last tube radios produced by Marconi in Canada, this is an excellent performer and a welcome addition to a Marconi collection. $195.00. (0097016)
Marconi Clock Radio. This is a cute little plastic AM clock-radio, unknown model #, from the early 60's. Features a five-tube AM only chassis, and a clock with alarm function (turns the radio on at a set time). Radio has been electronically restored and plays beautifully; good clear sound and excellent reception across the dial. Clock appears to keep perfect time. Cabinet is white plastic, has a few minor signs of wear but is quite clean overall - refer to the photos for a better idea. Speaker grille is patterned aluminum. Overall a very nice set, probably one of the last tube radios produced. $30.00. (0066001)
Marilyn Monroe Microphone Radio. The son of the late Milton Green, who was Ms. Monroe's close friend and personal photographer, licensed the photos of Marilyn Monroe. Then working with the Salton company (who produces & sells many domestic appliances like George Foreman Grills, Juiceman, Toastmaster, Westinghouse and more), they have created this microphone radio as a commemorative. $14.00. (0202019)
Mark Twain Novelty Radio. This radio is from the 70s and in the box with instruction manual. $65.00. (0037059)
Mark Twain Radio. The famous Mark Twain, Mississippi River Paddle Boat. The radio plays well, operates on one 9 volt battery. This is a most unusual rare collectible. It is beautiful, well made, and it works! The special Attic Price is only $129.00. (0055064)
Mark Twain River Boat. This wonderful Paddle Wheeler Radio is in perfect working condition circa late 1960s. The hull is plastic with metal trim in gold. She is ship shape from bow to stern with all her proper fittings, lines, flags and gang plank. All ready for your cruise down the river. 12"W x 7-1/4"W. $57.00. (0202007)
Marksman Tower Desk Set. This new creation has it all: a calculator with currency converter functions, thermometer with C/F readings, alarm clock with snooze function and the Tower AM/FM radio with built in 35mm 8Ω dynamic speaker, FM antenna, stereo type earphone jack. Output 100 mW. New and in the box. Great gift idea. $39.50. (0002397)
Master's Art Telephone Radio (ca. 1949). This is a cute 5-tube novelty radio which has been refinished in a nice honey maple tone. The brass-tone "bells" are the volume and tuning controls. The set has received all new tubes and new electrolytic capacitors, and plays like new. BC bandonly. $115.00. (0021006)
Match Box Dog. Ceramic. Marked "Made in Germany." $125.00. (0106070)
Meck DA601 (1950). Meck DA601 (or DB602, label inside states both numbers). This is a rather powerful little four tube set. As long as you stretch out the antenna wire, it picks up stations across the band. Unpainted jet black Bakelite case is flawless. Original back and knobs, electrically restored and a new polarized power cord for safety, my guarantee applies. Very compact size, six pounds; 7"W x 5"H x 4-1/2". $75.00. (0100035)
Meteor Radio 112 Cathedral (1935). Meteor was the higher and better quality line of the famed Sears stores. Most people are familiar with the Silvertone label, but they made a good-better-best line up and you are looking at the top of the line. The radio is all-original and is a fancy compact cathedral radio. You can tell by the bezel and fancy wood knobs of the quality, and the interesting form and use of veneers. This set was made to be used in a den or study, and surely has a sense of style. The radio plays well, with no restoration work done. 14"H x 10-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. $259.99. (0096375)
Michigan M10 Detector & M11 Amplifier. SALE! This rare find includes a Michigan midget radio M10 detector and M11 amplifier. Made in Grand Rapids, the radio was marketed as "Just the set to take on vacation, camping or touring trip." These were restored many years ago and still display very well. Both panels have been detailed, but I believe the detector panel was completely repainted. There is a 1" scratch below the stage control lever on the amplifier. the nickel hardware on both units is perfect. All the dials are functional, clean and legible. Both units are very nice and complete. Also included are three RCA 01A brass pin tubes that test new. Both transformers are good, but otherwise they are untested and sold as-is. Was $699.95, now $549.99. (0026404)
Mickey and Scooby Novelty Radios (1972). Novelty AM radios. Both radios are in good condition and play. Price for the pair, $45.00. (0037090)
Mickey Mouse Radio. $125.00. (0106052)
Midwest Radio Q-16 (1939). SOLD! I can think of no better and powerful table radio than this one. The Midwest Radio Company was a better maker of radios, and sold directly to the consumer by mail. The company was known for high tube counts and unusual and ornate styling. This is a great example of a SIXTEEN-tube table radio. It is a four-band receiver and has been completely restored by my technician. The radio has all new filters and caps, as well as a new power cord and plug. The green tuning eye is very bright, opens and closes as it was intended to do. Bakelite push buttons work well and offer you the ability to pre-set your favorite stations. Every function performs as intended. The radio has all the qualities of a high tube-count console radio and a tremendous sound from a tabletop set. There is one minor split on the top, which is hardly noticeable. This radio has a huge 6"x 9" speaker contained in a set that measures 28-1/2"W x 12H x 10-1/2"D. $599.99. (0096395)
Military Tube Tester Manual. With all data for Model TB11/1-177. Includes test setup plus the schematics for Tube Socket Adapter model MX 949. Originals are no longer available. I have had these 9.5" x 11" laser jet copies professionally made; they are crisp, clear and easy to read. Spiral bound with a nice quality cover, 41 pages. $14.00. (0302006)
Mini Clock. This small Mini Clock looks like a classic radio from the 50s. Heavy metal case. New and in the original box. $27.00. (0202095)
Miniature AM/FM Receiver System. Miniature Stereo AM/FM receiver with dual speakers. It's hard to tell in the photo that you're not looking at a 1960s Marantz or some other receiver from that period, it's so realistic. Good working condition. $20.00. (0202086)
Mission Bell (1937). Unknown radio. Here's a rare five tube AM from the small Los Angeles area manufacturer, which has been completely restored and performs well up and down the band. The grille cloth is a replacement, but the speaker is original, a nice sounding 5" field coil type by Lansing. $95.00. (0061066)
Mitchell 1250 Bed Lamp Radio (1949). Walnut Bakelite "Lullaby" bed lamp radio. It has been electronically restored and works very well. Included are pictures of two small repaired cracks and the bed lamps hangers are missing but it would do well on a night stand. $74.00. (0002595)
Mitchell 1250 Lullaby. Read in bed and listen to music with this bed lamp radio. It works very well and has no chips or cracks. The lamp cover does have a small heat warp on the bottom. The cord and speaker cloth have been replaced. $80.00. (0095006)
Mitchell 1251 Lullaby. Reconditioned and plays lots or stations very clearly. Bed lamp works well and has original lens with some discoloration, but doesn't diminish light. $125.00. (0038025)
Monarch Ham-1 (1960s). SOLD! This radio performs just as good as the Hallicrafters S-120. It will pick up at night AM stations 500 miles or more away or overseas stations in Europe, China, India and more. The receiver is a four band superheterodyne tuning AM band as well as Shortwave 1.7 to 31 megacycles. It has been electronically restored and plays well on all bands with an external antenna. The painted cabinet is in excellent shape and the chassis is like new. It has all the original knobs and internal speaker. $95.00. (0004229)
Montgomery Wards (Airline) 74BR-1503B. BC Band. Radio has been fully restored. This late 1940s edition features upper slide rule dial and lower curve around horizontal louvers, large acorn knobs. Cabinet is in great shape and plays great. $125.00. (0094007)
Montgomery-Wards 62-306 Teledial. SALE! BCB and SW 2-7 MHz. Refinished, recapped. Nice bright eye-tube. Veneer patch on top. Great sound, sensitive set. Was $350.00, now $150.00. (0048036)
Most Often Needed Television Servicing Information. 1952 and 1954, with schematics. Both books are rough but all pages appear to be tight and in tact. $6 each or both for $10.00. (0302052)
Motorola 50X1 (1939). SOLD! Wonderful brown/black mottled Bakelite cabinet without cracks/chips but with lots of shine! It would be a "plain Jane" if not for interesting lighted "D" dial, cabinet matching Bakelite bullet control knobs and Deco style exaggerated assymetrical grille fins! All in excellent condition. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with the original imprinted back cover in nice shape. A beautiful pre-war beauty that would look great in any collection! 9-1/2"W x 6"H x 6-1/2"D. $225.00. (0025183)
Motorola 50X1 (1941). Deco style tube radio. Compact radio with a great sound. Fully restored inside and out. Finished in bright red with three coats and final clear coat. 9-1/2"W x 6"H. $199.00. (0094012)
Motorola 53X (1954). This radio is in great working condition all around. Nice brass trim and a top dial. Looks, displays and plays like new. A great deco style and a nice clean addition for the Motorola collection. $175.00. (0037065)
Motorola 56L2 (1956). This Motorola "Lunch Box" style portable looks nearly new on the inside. The black plastic handle also acts as a directional antenna. Cabinet is metal, clad in a beautiful red covering. Cosmetically it's very nice but it does have a few damaged areas to the covering. Some previous owner has done a pretty good job of repairing and touching-up these areas, and the set is very presentable. The chassis is very clean and has all its original Motorola factory tubes and the original AC line-cord. The radio is playing very well with strong reception and nice sound. Not tested on battery. 10"W x 9-1/2"H (including handle) x 2-1/2"D. $89.00. (0027319)
Motorola 5A5 (1946). Now 60 years old! This little radio is one of the first portables ever made! It uses the following tubes: 3S4, 1T4, 1S5, and a large 117Z3. All metal and plastic with leather handle. The radio is in fair cosmetic condition; it shows its age. The radio does not work. I think it needs new tubes. 6-1/2"W x 5-1/2"W x 5"D. Super special price for this radio on Attic is $35.00. (0055030)
Motorola 5X1. Brown Bakelite radio that appears to have been lacquered at one time, beautiful deep shine with only minorest rubs and small scratches to be expected (photos should tell story). Excellent grille & knobs; notice the wonderful Catalin looking knobs that really set off this deco set. A little of the gold flaking off the top left logo, but could easily touched up. Some of the lacquer's a little heavy on front but only noticeable on close inspection. Radio has a clean chassis and works very well with only the slightest hum in the background. Rear cover slightly stained as shown. 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 5"D. Priced affordably at $85.99. (0008079)
Motorola 5X11U (1950). Black with red trim. This Deco style radio is in great condition all around. Plays great and has a nice black Bakelite cabinet. $175.00. (0037111)
Motorola 61C. Plays both broadcast and SW, with separate tone control, nice mechanical pushbutton assembly, and original grille cloth. $145.00. (0038181)
Motorola 65T21. SALE! Six tubes, BCB and SW (5.5-12 MHz) Electronically serviced with new components. Works very well on BCB with built in loop antenna. There is an internal loop for SW which works for strong SW stations and a connector for an outside antenna for DX reception. Good sensitivity on both bands. Fine sound and ample volume from an electrodynamic speaker and tone control. Cabinet has been cleaned and a new grille cloth installed. Looks good, plays well. Was $175.00, now $125.00. (0048230)
Motorola 65X14-A (1938). Very stylish case, finish is good, has small amount of veneer chipped along the top edges (see photos); it doesn't take away from the great looks of the set much, though. It has been electronically restored, replacing old caps, resistors and any tube that didn't meet specs. $110.00. (0002588)
Motorola 67-M5. Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Good sound; nice cabinet, no cracks. Originally white, was stripped. Maybe repainted. Nice dial face and new clear cover. $85.00. (0048114)
Motorola 67X (1947). Beautiful brown Bakelite six tube AM radio. The cabinet is in wonderful condition with a nice full sound. Recapped with a new power cord. Tube layout in place. 13-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D x 7-1/2"H. $100.00. (0039122)
Motorola 6X11U (1952). Brown Bakelite. Real clean, plays great. $95.00. (0037043)
Motorola Bakelite TV. Good Bakelite and complete. Some rust on chassis. $100.00. (0136012)
Motorola C1N Clock Radio (1963). Just a neat little brown plastic clock radio from the 60s with Civil Defense markers on the dial common to those days of the cold war and, of course, the times of the Beetles. The clock has been cleaned and lubricated and works fine. The five tube radio has been serviced and plays with ample volume and sensitivity on its internal loop antenna. Wake up to music with this little guy next to your bed! 117 volt AC/DC, BC only. 11"W x 6"H x 6"D. $30.00. (0036125)
Motorola S-10 Lazy Boy Remote (1934). SALE! This great example of early remote control is a Motorola tuner. It is in beautiful condition with restored original finish. This unit was designed to operate a separate speaker. The cord was originally much longer. This cord has been repaired and is in fair condition. The chassis is complete, original and like new. A rare find which is pictured in Machine Age to Jet Age Vol. 2. it is untested and sold as-is. 6"H x 5-7/8"W x 8-1/8"D. Was $189.99, now $149.99. (0026213)
Motorola X59 (1949). This nice Motorola AM has been completely restored; it has new caps and is repainted in original color. It works good. It has five tubes. It looks great. Add $15.00 for S&H including insurance within Continental USA. Our special price is only $65.00. (0055103)

National HRO GR9 General Coverage Receiver. RCAF (Royal Canadian Air Force) WW2 general coverage receiver has four coils in a blue grey wooden container and has a separate power supply (bathtub). Very few of these sets were commissioned by Canada and even fewer are now extant. This set is in excellent electrical and cosmetic condition and is operational. Sold only as a set. A rare addition for a National or Military collection this is a museum quality set. $1,950.00. (0097021)
Needle & Cartridge & Belt Manuals. For locating stock numbers. Pfanstiehl manual covers hundreds of different types. 96 page Catalog, $16.50. Astatic Cartridge Guide for hundreds of HI-FI turntable cartridges. 46 pages, $12.00. (0302177)
Newspaper Cartoon. A page from an old newspaper with a cartoon about "Abie and His New Radio." A real keeper. Please visit Bob Hoke's Radio Memorabilia page for more old radio stuff! $40.00. (0006238)
Nipper Salt & Pepper Shakers. Original; RCA. $65.00. (0106068)
Nipper Statue. Chalk Nipper "Victor." Lititz, PA. $60.00. (0106024)
Nordmende "Transista" Portable (1971). This great NordMende "Transista International" portable was made in West Germany. It looks good. Very collectible! It features AM/FM and SW. It is all automatic. Takes five C-cell batteries. It works great! The battery cover does not look good, but it fits into the little radio well. Special sale price for this one of a kind gem, including S&H (in US) is only $110.00. (0055125)
Nordmende Turandot-C. German radio with four speakers, six tone controls, and a mint condition cabinet. Chassis has been completely rebuilt and plays broadcast, shortwave 1, shortwave 2, and FM superbly! $425.00. (0038188)
Northern Electric 5404 Panda (1953). Canadian made radio; carefully restored, five tube, plastic, white, Standard Broadcast receiver in excellent operating condition. Cabinet is cosmetically good without cracks or hairlines, but has minor paint rubs. This set has the original parts and good tubes. $110.00. (0097004)
Northern Electric 5700 Baby Champ (1953). Canadian made, carefully restored, rose colored five-tube plastic Standard Broadcast Band receiver in very good operating condition. Cabinet is cosmetically good without cracks or hairlines but has minor paint rubs. This set has original parts and good tubes. $135.00. (0097008)
Northern Electric B4100 (1946-47). Canadian made radio. Rare wood Lunch Box style, carefully restored, light brown, leatherette-covered, four-tube, Standard Broadcast, battery receiver in very good condition. Operated with modern battery pack: A supply 1.5 VDC (4 D cells in parallel) and B supply = 90 VDC (10 x 9v. cells in series). Cabinet is in good condition but with minor stains on grille cloth. This set has the original parts and good tubes. $145.00. (0097010)
Northern Electric B4104 (1946-47). Canadian made brown Bakelite battery operated, Standard Broadcast, four-tube receiver. Precursor to the "Rainbow" Baby Champ but not designated such. In very good restored condition. Operates well with modern battery power supply (A supply = 1.5 VDC and B = 90 VDC. This set has the original parts and good tubes. $125.00. (0097007)
Norwood Radio. SOLD! Working six transistor. I get many stations loud and clear with no squealing. Case is in great shape along with chrome. Comes with original leather case, ear piece, and ear piece leather pocket. Leather case does have minor issue with threading. Easly fixable. Sold as is. Will pack well for shipping. Please send e-mail with ship to address to info@thirdbayradios.com I will work out shipping and send you an invoice with total. Accept paypal and credit card. $40.00. (0099019)
Novelty Radios. Individually priced at $25.00. (0106059)
Noviz Radio (1959). Here is another nice radio made in Japan. It features seven tubes, four speakers, hi-fi and automatic frequency controls. It looks and works great. It is a large radio at 22-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. Insurance is available at additional cost. Special Attic price includes S&H within USA: $95.00. (0055057)
Now You're Talking, Second Edition. First Printing. Published by ARRL 1993. This is Amateur Radio's most popular beginners' study guide! In this book you have all that you'll need to earn your Technician Class License and to pass your 35 question exam. For use on exams beginning July 1, 2003. Includes FCC rules; shows how to set up your radios, accessories and antennas for your own station. "Now You're Talking" will show you how to enjoy Ham Radio to its fullest! $14.95. (0302008)
NRI Journals. 1975 January through December and 1976 March through October. All for $8.00. (0302179)

Olympic 442. SALE! This is a rare variation of the hard to find model 441. I believe this radio is made from Urea and dates from C. 1955. There are two stress cracks on top as shown. The one is 1/2" and the other 1/16" otherwise this set displays like new and super clean inside. The unusual feature is the additional short wave band. I could not pull the chassis out of the cabinet. You can see in the rear picture that there is some distortion to the base. I was not willing to risk cracking the cabinet. The good news is that the radio is operational and played fine. I was only able to get two stations on SW. A great looking set with timeless 50's design. the radio is offered electronically as is. 12"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. Was $199.95, now $124.99. (0026345)
Olympic 7-421 (Later). SALE! Five miniature tubes. BCB only. New caps and other components as needed. Works great, sounds good. Near-mint cabinet has nice "figure." Knobs also patterned. Nice back. Was $175.00, now $125.00. (0048119)
Olympic Schaub Lorenz Tivoli 300. German radio. Has three speakers, three tone controls and strong green tuning strength indicator eye tube. Plays broadcast, shortwave and FM with great sensitivity and full rich sound. 100% rebuilt chassis. $275.00. (0038185)
On The Air Ham Radio Clock. NEW in the box, 9" diameter with black frame, round wall clock, with a 12 and 24 hour face. This is a excellent quality clock, looks good anyplace in the radio room. The dial reads, OFFICIAL HAM RADIO STATION ON THE AIR as pictured. It has a very accurate quartz movement and operates one AA battery (not included). It really looks great and makes a excellent operating aid and gift for any radio collector and amateur radio operator. $17.99. (0002404)
Operadio Speaker. Table speaker with good driver. A beautiful walnut cabinet. $150.00. (0006199)
Operating & Instruction Manuals. Most of these manuals are original but just a few are copies. Beckman-Universal EPUT & TIMER models 7350 & 7360, $7.50. Hewlett- Packard model 130B, 130BR Oscilloscope set of two, $12. Memo-Scope model 104E Oscilloscope Produced by Hughes Prod, $20.00. (0302020)
Operating & Instruction Manuals. Most of these manuals are original but just a few are copies. EICO model 1040 Battery Eliminator & Charger, $5.00, Hallicrafters Receiver S-76, S-76U, $5.00. Hickok Signal Generator Model 17 & 18, $4.50. (0302021)

Pacific 3H5 (1938). This one was a mystery but I am pretty sure it is a Pacific 3H5, vintage 1938 or 39. Beautiful black lacquered cabinet with new grille cloth. Has a new eye tube. 13 pounds. This radio has been fully restored electronically and my guarantee applies. $159.20. (0100012)
Packard Bell 100A (1949). The ivory plastic case is in very nice condition. The electronics have been brought up to date, restored to work better than new and should give many years of enjoyment. $125.00. (0002682)
Packard Bell 35. SOLD! Five tube BCB and SW 1.6-4.8 MHz. All paper and electrolytic caps replaced. RF and IF aligned. Plays well on both bands, not much to recieve from 1.6-4.8Mhz. Great cabinet design with the dial centered; however there is only one speaker, the other port is for show. $175.00. (0048161)
Packard Bell 35 (1934). Cherished by sophisticated collectors, this set is why the famed technology leader's radios were so great. The radio is one of the few "west coasters" to make it all the way to the east coast. The five-tube receiver is a fine set, playing with a great deal of selectivity and sound. My technician has given special care in the restoration of this great radio. He replaced all of the filters and caps, and has tested very element for perfection. The radio has a new silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe operation. With the classic porthole dial, the radio has strong architectural accents and an ornate use of veneers and lacquers. This terrific table radio's dial is a stand out in a dark room! 14"W x 9"H x 7"D. $379.99. (0096406)
Packard Bell 36 (1938). SALE! This is a nice, industrial inspired design radio. The centered dial, in the classic 1930's "watch dial" form, sets the linear lines apart. The dial is really nicely lit and the black on white lettering vivid at night. The radio is a dual band set, offering both broadcast and shortwave. The mahogany cabinet retains a very respectable original finish. The radio does play decently, with no work done on it here. I can tell looking in the back of the radio that it has seen a well-done earlier restoration. The famous company made this Los Angeles made radio, still in business today. Long known for their engineering prowess and sophisticated electronics, these are scarce radios to the collectors east of the Rockies. 14-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. Was $199.99, now $179.99. (0096376)
Packard Bell 46D. SOLD! Five tubes plus eye tube. BCB and SW (6-18Mhz). A nice solidly built transformer powered superhet. Works well on both bands with an external antenna. Original knobs, original finish retouched and cleaned with an antique restorer compound. Electronically restored with new components, bulbs and new eyetube. Good looking cabinet, good sound with tone switch. Beautiful sidelit crisp white dial face, against a black background. $275.00. (0048219)
Packard Bell 48B. SALE! Seven tubes plus transformer ballast. BCB and SW in two bands (1.8-5.7 MHz and 5.7-18 Mhz). Great style carved wood cabinet, solid construction. Serviced with new electronic components as needed. Beautiful side lit dial face has green band indicator and bright green NOS eye tube. Excellent sensitivity and selectivity, performs well on all bands with ample volume and tone. Was $500.00, now $325.00. (0048191)
Packard Bell 48D. SALE! Eight tubes, BCB and SW 6-18 MHz. All paper and electrolytic capacitors replaced. RF/IF alignment. Eye tube is split function, coarse and fine adjustment registers on right and left portions of eye. Works well on both bands. Pushbuttons for the bandswitch work fine. Station selector pushbuttons do not work. The side tuning knob is not correct, tuning must be done with the front knob. Fine looking stationized slide rule dial lights nicely. Cabinet solid but does have some flaws, as well the plastic pieces tend to warp. Overall a good looking, fine performing set. Was $450.00, now $300.00. (0048159)
Packard Bell 501. SALE! Five tubes, All-American Five line-up. BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. One repaired crack upper left corner of dial opening. Works great, good sound. Rest of cabinet nice. Was $150.00, now $85.00. (0048098)
Packard Bell 5DA. SALE! Five tubes, All-American Five line-up. BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed (see photo of chassis). NOS cabinet: never been used, never been polished. Spare set of "vanity knobs." Works like new; sounds great, looks great. Was $175.00, now $125.00. (0048097)
Packard Bell 5FP (1946). Five tubes, AM broadcast. Restored electronically and is working very well with plenty of volume across the bands. The power cord has been replaced and it has a new dial cover. Very clean with no nicks, cracks or chips, just in great looking and sounding condition. $99.50. (0002725)
Packard Bell 5R1 (1956). This fifty-three year old radio is in good shape and works. $30.00. (0095042)
Packard Bell 5R1 (1957). This AM band model features a cross stitch pattern on the front panel. Email for further details. $59.00. (0065016)
Packard Bell 5R5 (1959). AM broadcast, nice looking bright white plastic table radio. Works very well. The case is in nice condition without any cracks, chips or scratches. $39.50. (0002703)
Packard Bell 5R6 (1959). I have checked it out and replaced the filter capacitors so it no longer has any hum, sounds real great with a good amount of volume. This is an AM broadcast set with a great looking bright red and white plastic case with gold trim. It has no chips, cracks or bad scratches. $49.50. (0002724)
Packard Bell 5RC14 Clock Radio. Pink five tube clock radio. This is one of the last gasps for PB as they went out of business in the early seventies right about the time when every one else had switched to solid state. The radio has been reconditioned electronically and my guarantee applies. It plays loud and clear and the clock works great and is perfectly quiet. There is a hairline on the top in the (white) back part, otherwise it is in perfect shape. 5 pounds. $20.00. (0100031)
Packard Bell 682 (1949). This is one very nice restored Packard Bell that has one of their "Stationized Dials." Broadcast band with typical frequencies displayed but also radio station designations for CALIFORNIA and the NORTHWEST. One of Packard Bell's sales marketing. It's a beautiful walnut veneered case with a tiger striped front and nice walnut handle.The dial is original and in perfect condition, as is the speaker cloth. The dial cover is new also. Six tubes power this radio with a tone control that gives it great selectivity and great tone using its built-in loop antenna. View my Restoration Process for more information. 12"W X 7"D X 7"H. $185.00. (0098074)
Packard Bell Kompak. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. A grand looking high-end model with beautiful stylized cabinet, back-lit dial, heavy power transformer, 4-1/2" electrodynamic speaker. Fantastic sound. great sensitivity. One crack on bottom left corner (repaired with Bakelite-super glue mix). Was $175.00, now $120.00. (0048099)
Packard-Bell 5FP. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. All electrolytics and paper caps replaced. Contols cleaned and lubed. This model is a step up in performance from the AC/DC version. It has a power transformer, and the speaker is electrodynamic. Great sensitivity and selectivity, lower hum level due to transformer and electrodynamic speaker. Full strong sound for a small set. This set features a "new old stock" cabinet with a glass dial cover. The dial face itself was falling apart and had to be scanned and reproduced. The bakelite cabinet has never been polished, just natural new shine. Was $150.00, now $110.00. (0048144)
PAL Gramophone (1933). This great gramophone was made in New York. Works good, plays only 78rpm records! We will enclose a few additional needles and one 78rpm record. The machine needs some case touch-ups, otherwise looks and works good. Very difficult and rare machine to get! Very few have been made! It is very heavy. Only this, last one we have, is now available for sale! S&H within Eastern USA is $25.00. The special low Attic price for the gramophone is only $175.00. (0055139)
Panasonic Portable TV/Radio. AM/FM. Five tubes; works. Nice shape, a real collectible. $125.00. (0006061)
Panasonic RE-7371 (1970s). This is just a nice sounding, good playing AM/FM table radio from the 1970s. It is missing the Panasonic badge from the lower left front. It does have a few blemishes and shows signs of moderate use commensurate with age. On the bright side, the heavy wooden cabinet is in excellent condition, which is rare for one of these. Also has a nice looking dual lighted dial. Radio was tested on both bands receiving and sounding very good. $46.00. (0027349)
Panasonic RE-744 (1954). This nice radio is in a perfect working condition. It features AM/FM. Six tubes: 17EW8, 12BE6, 12BA6, 12BA6, 12AV6, 50C5, It has four knobs. It is all black and gray plastic. Looks quite nice.It was made in Japan, I think it is the last tube radio made by them. After this it was all transistors! It has some unseen nicks and scratches but, in 54 years who does not? The back panel as you can see is half broken. Otherwise the radio looks great! S&H is $16.00 within USA. Special Radio Attic price is only $54.00. (0055133)
Panasonic RF-1090 (1980). Excellent quality portable with AM FM/AFC. Features brushed aluminum trim, meter etc. Radio does show some age but is generally in very good shape. Plays fine, there may be some very slight scratchiness in some of the controls but nothing at all major wrong with it. Runs on detachable power cord (included) or 4 AA batteries. $59.00. (0027345)
Panasonic RF-1600 x 2 (1970s). These are top quality vintage Panasonic six-band portables. Compact radios, solidly built to critical Japanese standards with quality parts. Radio one is missing nothing except one latch on the battery compartment door but it works fine with the one that's left. Radio two is more of a parts set; however it does work. Radio two is missing the battery compartment door and most of the antenna (the remaining section is retracted in the pic.) Nonetheless #2 still works pretty well and with an antenna replacement or an external antenna it would work fully up to par. Radio one performs very nicely as these radios are known for and shows only general wear commensurate with age. Both radios feature AC/DC operation, dial light, fine tuning control, FM-AFC, connections for ext. antenna, AUX-input connector etc. 11-1/2"W x 9-1/2"H x 3-1/2"D. Both for $127.00. (0027348)
Panasonic RF-2800 (1978). These Panasonics are very powerful receivers with great sound and very intuitive controls; no wonder they are so highly sought after by collectors. This one is in excellent overall condition with no major cosmetic blemishes. It does show light to moderate wear from normal use. It is missing the nylon carry strap. $249.00. (0027324)
Panasonic RF569 (1979). Nice quality, small vintage portable by Japanese conglomerate Matsushita Electric Co. Features AM/FM, AC or Battery operation, telescopic antenna, folding carry handle etc. The radio was tested and works great on both bands. This is the earliest version of this model; later versions were not as good quality. Radio operates from built-in AC cord or will run for months on 4-AA batteries. 9"W x 6"H x 2-1/2"D. $46.00. (0027343)
Parfum de Radio Toy Radio. Cardboard. $20.00. (0106016)
Pathe Radio Model H (1930). Here's one of the finest radios from the early "Grand Cathedral" era you will likely find. The company origins, in France and seeded their North American operations with a factory in Brooklyn New York, The Pathe brothers. They were always on the forefront of the evolving technology, and moved into radio with a very limited line of sets. This stunning radio is a six-tube receiver. Note the extreme detailing to the vertical columns on both sides and classic looks. My technician terrifically restored the radio. He has replaced all of the filters and caps. The tubes are strong, and everything is working perfectly. He has added a fine reproduction power cord and plug for safe operation. I have never seen another one of these premier sets. Note there is a slight crease in the arch of the radio as shown in the picture of the right side. It is hardly noticeable. 20"H x 15-1/2"W x 12-1/2"D. $699.99. (0096400)
Peerless Reproducer (1920s). Sticker on original wood back cover says "made by United Radios Company." This is a very nice unit with very good, strong wood and fair finish. Clearly needs some restoration on the grille cloth and some speaker cone work. Speaker metal is fine. I'll leave this restoration to someone who knows 1920 restoration and will give this little speaker a nice home! 7 pounds. 11"W x 12"H x 6"D. $50.00. (0136021)
Peerless Reproducer/Speaker 7-A. From the late 1920s. This Cathedral style reproducer/speaker is a balanced-armature type loud speaker and is in good working condition. The finish is in pretty good condition; however, the grille cloth should be replaced with available matching material. $95.00. (0002601)
Pepsi Cola Radio. AM/FM plastic vending machine radio plays well and a nice addition to any Pepsi or novelty radio collection. $28.00. (0037076)
Perpetual Trouble Shooters Manuals, Volume IX. The cover is in pretty fair condition. There are a few pages torn, but everything appears to be there. Invaluable for the antique radio restorer for locating the right schematics for his restoration. $30.00. (0302004)
Philco "B" Battery. Rare battery, NIB, with instruction sheet, unused glass filler funnel, and internal case. This battery has never been "activated." Even the tops of the cells have Philco stamped on them. A real museum piece! $175.00. (0038213)
Philco 10888 TV. 16" picture tube. Complete, good wood, fair finish, good grille. 36" x 21" x 18". $100.00. (0136010)
Philco 118 Cathedral (1934). You are looking at my favorite Philco Grand Cathedral. The set is a less traditional look than the model 90 and 70, but of similar size at 19"H x 16"W x 11"D. The radio is an eight tube, dual band set. The dramatic use of walnut veneers and the Deco like use of wood and style make this radio even more appealing. The radio has had the complete makeover. My technician replaced the filters and caps and every other element has seen the same level of attention. The radio sounds as good as it looks! This is a scarce and unusual model. The styling had to have been innovative for the era. This is a super set to own! $499.99. (0096238)
Philco 16 Highboy. This is a rare Philco Highboy console that I cannot find an exact match in any of my Philco books. It has a model 16 chassis and an elaborate wood casing. Only the electrolytic capacitors have been replaced and someone has made a adapter for a substitute tube. It is a working radio but I recommend to the next owner that this will need a recap and a good go through. The wood case is solid with no peeling or major flaws. The legs on this console are amazing along with its look. I will ship or Greyhound bus. Please e-mail me at info@thirdbayradios.com if interested. Radio is located in upstate NY and is available for pickup. $300.00. (0099020)
Philco 20 Baby Grand Deluxe Cathedral (1930). BC. This is the first Cathedral that Philco made and the much sought after Deluxe version of the model with the pillars and quilted maple highlights. This set features exact reproduction front panel and grille cloth that eliminate the broken grille work and deteriorated cloth that are always found with the model 20's and all the correct toning and highlights originally found. The chassis has had a detailed restoration that has included all new capacitors mounted in the original housings to retain an original look to the chassis underside (with new grounded power cord for safety). 18"H x 16"W x 10"D. $425.00. (0010063)
Philco 37-62. Broadcast and shortwave (police) radio with great finish, complete chassis rebuild and super reception. One very small touchup on top right edge. Dial has two repaired cracks but dial works properly. $180.00. (0038133)
Philco 37-84 Cathedral (1937). This nice Philco radio had its cabinet refinished; whoever did it, did not do such a terrific job. The radio plays good; it has four tubes. I think that, whoever buys it will have a little work in refinishing the cabinet over again. I am selling it therefore, at a special low cost. There are very few of those left on a market today! S&H is $35.00 While the price of this radio is only $165.00. (0055122)
Philco 38-12 (1938). Table top radio features a right front dial under a glass with a brass trimmed escutcheon, left cloth grille with cut-outs and two knobs. It uses five tubes. All original cabinet finish; recapped and plays strong, picks up all across the dial. Displays great, a great buy. $125.00. (0034083)
Philco 38-5 Tombstone (1938). Beautifully refinished super solid cabinet. New caps, resistors, wiring, reconed speaker and new grille cloth. Original dial and knobs. New tubes as needed. Working shadow tuning meter. Plays strong and clear on AM and shortwave. Nice mellow tone. $375.00. (0023024)
Philco 38-7. SALE! Six tubes BCB (550-1700 KHz) and SW (5.5-19 MHz) Large table model with a beautiful back-lit dialface set up as Cone-Centric tuning, a feature that only appeared for one year. Sensitive reception on both bands. A heavy transformer and a large field-coil speaker for rich sounding tube audio. All paper and electrolytic condensors replaced with new components. Contols cleaned and lubed. Solid contructed wood cabinet with original finish. Trim retouched. Was $325.00, now $250.00. (0048227)
Philco 39-35 Console (1939). Pushbutton set that plays broadcast and shortwave nicely through its big speaker. This set has the nicest original finish of any Philco I have ever owned...absolutely flawless!!! The chassis has had a complete rebuild, also. $675.00. (0038138)
Philco 39-40 Console. Completely refinished and chassis restored with all new capacitors and required resistors. Two small dark spots on top left and middle right under finish. Also few chips on back edge of side. Awesome sound from push-pull 42s. Great runner. Pickup only; cannot ship. $425.00. (0038002)
Philco 39-70 Tombstone (1939). SALE! Farm set tombstone. In very nice condition, excellent finished cabinet, original knobs and grille cloth. This super-heterodyne receiver requires batteries of 1.5 and 90 V. The 1.5 V battery provides the filaments of the 4 tubes with power, The tubes are: 1A7G, 1N5G, 1H5G and 1C5G. 14"H x 11"Wx 6/1/4"D Was $175.00, now $159.00. (0002626)
Philco 39-80 Tombstone (1939). This is a really scarce battery set. It has been restored inside and out replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The cabinet has been refinished in an original rubbed lacquer finish. The grille cloth has been replaced with an exact reproduction. An AC power supply has been built inside a cabinet that looks just like an original Philco A/B battery and is mounted in the original position in the cabinet. It looks authentic, but all you have to do is plug and play. This radio does have a back cover, not pictured in the pics. This is a fine example of this radio; it will make a great addition to the most distinguished collections. 18"H x 17-1/4"W x 10"D. $269.00. (0062131)
Philco 40-120 (1940). A very nice restored Philco. Multicolored veneer and rounded corners make it very attractive. It also has a Bakelite handle with brass center. The perfect gold multi colored dial with its red pointer and new dial cover is very nice, especially when lit. Regular Broadcast band and the old police band are selectable with a bandswitch. Six tubes give this Philco great selectivity and sensitivity using a 4" electrodynamic speaker. View my Restoration Process for more information. 11"W x 8"H x 7"D. $195.00. (0098068)
Philco 40-90 (1944). SALE! This classic brown Bakelite highly polished case is in excellent condition as well as the radio itself, which gets loud and clear reception all across the band. When on, it lights a red dot just below the dial needle. Completely restored electronically. 90 day warrantee. Was $195.00, now $169.00. (0002603)
Philco 41-226 (1941). Here is one of Philco's rarest and most collectable pre-war sets. The left side is fluted giving the set a very extrodinary Deco look, and made this radio known as "The Sled." The set also has beautiful veneer inlays as well. This radio is sporting its original finish, which is in super condition (better than the pic). The chassis has been electronically restored and is super clean condition. This rare little set has minimal warpage on the plastic grille, which are always warped to some degree on these sets. The radio plays loud and clear on both bands and will make a great addition to any collection. 13-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 6"D. $299.00. (0062073)
Philco 41-226 (1942). The famous "Sled!" The radio is in nice condition. The cabinet is tight, however the radio has the typical shrinkage and warping to the plastic grille. The dial lens, though hard to tell in the picture, has some scratches on the left side. The radio plays excellent. Also has the full original back on it. $150.00. (0012105)
Philco 41-KR (1942). Wood refrigerator radio (rare). This radio was made to set on the top of the old rounded refrigerators from the 40's with a curved bottom. Original paint and condition. Has a stress crack in wood at the bottom that would be an easy fix. Radio and clock (untested) and sold as is. $135.00. (0037047)
Philco 42-340 (1942). This set is in extraordinary condition; it has its original finish and is clean, clean, inside and out. The chassis has been cleaned and electronically restored. The cabinet is superb as it's an original finish, and is simply amazing how good it is; after all, it's 67 years old. These Philcos from the early forties have the best internal antennas, and play super. This radio has a red hot shortwave band, and is a real gem of a player. This set is a must have and real reasonable, too. 16"W x 10"H x 10"D. $249.00. (0062156)
Philco 42-355 (1942). This is one very nice Philco. One of the last radios by Philco at the beginning of WWII. It is very Deco with multi colored solid walnut sides and bottom side with curved veneer top. This model had a Photo type finish on the curved sides and I decided to remove it and expose the natural beauty of the wood. One very striking radio. It has two claw feet in front which are lighter and contrast very nicely with the rest of the radio. Push Buttons (9) control ON/OFF, Television band, four preset AM, BDCST, SW (9-15.5 MHZ), FM (the old FM-1 band). Separate Bass and Treble controls allow very selective tone control. The dial bezel has been replaced with a new one and the dial which is lit is original and perfect. This is a transformer powered radio and has great selectivity and sensitivity using a 6" electrodynamic speaker and eight tubes .View my restoration Process for more information. 20"W x 12"H x 14"D. $400.00. (0098065)
Philco 42-PT-95 (1942). This restored decorative Ivory White trim with walnut veneer rounded sides make for an unusual radio. The dial and speaker bezel is a design used on other models as well. Reception is excellent using five tubes and a loop antenna with a nice tone. Dial is very well lit and attractive with its gold background with red numbers. Also has the original back and knobs. E-mail me if more pictures are needed. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 13"W x 8"H x 7"D. $135.00. (0098035)
Philco 42-PT-96 (1942). SALE! This is a very rare version of this Philco model. A solid lite colored Walnut case with arched top and curved sides (no veneer). Very striking color. A Broadcast band radio that has exceptional sound. The gold colored dial contrasts nicely with the case and is very attractive when lit with the red dial pointer. Five tubes with a built-in loop antenna give it great selectivity, sensitivity and tone using a 5" electrodynamic speaker. Just one very attractive Philco. View my restoration process for more information. 11"W x 7"H x 7"D. Was $265.00, now $220.00. (0098063)
Philco 42-PT93 Transitone. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. Set was serviced with new components and plays fine with the built in loop antenna. Good sound and sensitivity for a small set. Cabinet has been refinished. One of the nicer looking Transitones Philco produced. Was $200.00, now $135.00. (0048211)
Philco 45 "The Butterfly" (1943). SALE! Long appreciated for the super looks and unique design. This high caliber radio is dual band and employs six tubes. The condition of the cabinet is original and good. The speaker cloth and knobs are also factory installed. My technician has made a complete restoration of the electronics, replacing all of the filters and caps. The radio has enjoyed a tuner alignment and a new power cord and plug for your safety. You can expect decades of good service from this level of replacement. These radios are the cornerstone of better collections and this is a set to add if you don't have one! 16"W x 10"H x 10"D. Was $399.99, now $359.99. (0096298)
Philco 45 (1934). Beautiful Philco "Butterfly." This awesome set is really nice and is all original! There are no breaks or cracks in the cabinet, very solid. The radio had any bad or leaky caps replaced as well as any weak or bad tubes. It is a nice playing set. It could probably use a new line cord, but since I don't really play it and it was, or looked to be original, I didn't replace it! A great addition to the collection. $350.00. (0012116)
Philco 46-420 (1946). Fresh complete restoration done on this marble brown Philco 46-420. No cracks in case ever. Good solid tone and highly sensitive. Freshly polished cabinet and gold foil Philco logo. Great work performed at a great price. No worries with this set, plug it in and play. For more information, how to purchase this radio, and many more pictures of this set, click here. Comes with 30 day warrantee. $150.00. (0099015)
Philco 47-205 (1947). This Philco beauty was manufactured in 1947. Actually, Philco's model number almost always begins with the year of manufacture. This set is all original and uses some sort of leatherette material on its wooden cabinet. Its really very cool looking. The coolest part, however, is this original back, which brilliantly spells out "PHILCO." The set also retains its original cream-colored Urea-like grille and knobs. $75.00. (0104003)
Philco 48-460 (1948). This Philco is all complete and works. It needs a paint job and would be a great addition to the collection. It has a 1/2" hairline crack in the upper top left corner and would be an easy fix. This classic radio is priced to sell and is sold in as is condition. $70.00. (0037060)
Philco 48-460-I (1948). Desirable designed radio sought by collectors. Ivory finish with maroon knobs. All original including back and label on bottom. All paper and electrolytic capacitors and line cord replaced. Tubes test satisfactory. RF and IF circuits aligned. Reconditioning results in as new performance and many hours of listening enjoyment. A nice start or addition your collection. $135.00. (0044032)
Philco 51 Cathedral (1932). You are looking at one of my favorite early Philco cathedrals. The radio was smaller and lower in tube counts, than the larger model 90, 70, 71, and 20 series sets. Never the less the radio being a five-tube model has distinctive looks. The compact size on this radio allowed it to be placed in smaller living areas, and offered decent sound and selectivity. The condition is original and very nice. Other than a couple of tiny chips missing on the back of the radio, the set is a nice example. The radio has been completely reconditioned with a complete replacement of all of the old filters and caps. The radio has been received a tuner alignment, and new power cord and plug for your safe operation. 16-1/2"H x 14-1/2"W x 9"D. $399.99. (0096330)
Philco 53-563 (1953). This seldom seen model in jet black unpainted Bakelite shines bright without any cracks or chips! The sleek jet age stepped design cabinet sitting on low splayed legs is an attention getter! The gold waffled Lucite grille & lighted dial scale are in super condition, as are the black/gold control knobs. The five tube AM only chassis works well (it has a back special services band switch no longer broadcast on). Comes with its nice original hardboard back & bottom label tube layout. A prized piece for any serious collector! 13-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $495.00. (0025187)
Philco 53-706 (1953). This is a novelty radio made by Philco; the radio is all original but the lamp shade is a new replacement. Walnut finish, Telechron clock with glass lens. 20 pounds. This radio has been fully restored electronically and my guarantee applies. $159.20. (0100013)
Philco 551 "Colonial" Mantle Clock/Radio (1932). SALE! This vintage Philco is a five tube superheterodyne radio with an original working clock! It looks much better than the pics show, as it's about impossible to photograph and see the dark walnut finish, because of the large white clock face (which fools the auto exposure of the camera, so I lightened some of the pics). The view from top shows the clock face without lightening; it is in excellent condition. There is a small flag in the opening that rotates as the clock runs. The finials look out of place with the gold color, but is correct. The radio has been electronically serviced, looks like the original finish (little thin on top), new grille cloth, works great & covers the broadcast band. It is complete with original speaker, knobs, etc. (best I can tell), has clear sound and is ready to enjoy! 22"H x 14"W x 8-1/2"D, shipping weight 30 pounds. Was $599.00, now $549.00. (0103026)
Philco 60 Cathedral. Radio in great finish and complete chassis rebuild. This set is a great matchup for the FM broadcast station separately listed. Plays all bands and the FM signal clearly with lots of full rich sound. $240.00. (0038144)
Philco 640 Tombstone (1935). Refinished cabinet, complete chassis restoration, original knobs, reconed speaker, AM and one shortwave channel. Plays loud and clear with great reception and tone. $375.00. (0023026)
Philco 66B Tombstone (1935). Early year for a tombstone design. Preceded in 1934 by model 60MB. Broadcast band plus 5.5 to 16 mHz shortwave band. Refinished and the torn grille cloth was replaced. New line cord. Knobs original. Paper and electrolytic caps replaced along with out-of-tolerance resistors. Aligned RF circuits to peak up performance. Ready to give years of enjoyment. A nice start or addition to your collection $195.00. (0044019)
Philco 70 Cathedral. SOLD! Here is an extra clean example of this collectible first generation cathedral. The cabinet has been authentically refinished and displays beautifully. There is a repaired crack in the escutcheon and one in the blank end of the dial as shown. The balance of the dial is perfect. The tube shield is missing, but otherwise the set is among the nicest I've seen. The chassis and speaker are in excellent condition and the transformer still shines like new. The grille cloth is a correct reproduction and it has a new cloth covered cord. This is an older restoration and the radio plays well. Without the tube shield you do get oscillation at high volume and so it's offered as is. $339.99. (0026403)
Philco 70 Cathedral (1932). This is the second most sought after "Grand Cathedral," designed by Edward Combs, and considered one the most beautiful ever made. These were top of the line seven-tube super-hets, and were the finest and latest in technology. This particular example is one with automatic volume control incorporated into the circuit. Identical to its larger brother, the model 90, this radio offered all the great looks, in a slightly smaller and less expensive manner. The set has been completely refurbished. All of the paper filters and caps replaced with state of the art brand new components. The tuner has been aligned for accuracy, and the cord and plug replaced with accurate reproductions. If you want a great set to listen to, this seven-tube beauty is the radio to own. 18-1/4"H x 16-3/4"W x 11"D. $499.99. (0096329)
Philco 71 Cathedral (1932). This is a scarcer model in the "Grand Cathedral" series made by Philco Radio. These were top of the line seven-tube super-hets, and were the finest and latest in technology. This particular example is one with automatic volume control incorporated into the circuit. Identical to its larger brother, the model 90, this radio offered all the great looks, in a slightly smaller and less expensive manner. This radio employed an early "shadow-graph" to help tune the set. The shadow-meter works well, something that seldom occurs. The radio has been completely restored. All of the paper filters and caps replaced with state of the art brand new components. The tuner has been aligned for accuracy, and the cord and plug replaced with accurate reproductions with a silk power cord and new and safe Bakelite plug. If you want a great set to listen to, this seven-tube beauty is the radio to own. 18-1/2"H x 16"W x 12"D. $499.99. (0096386)
Philco 80 Cathedral (1932). Classic four tube cathedral model. Complete documentation of the restoration process is available. Suggested hints from The Philco Repair Bench have been incorporated in this model to improve reception. E-mail for further details. $215.00. (0065011)
Philco 89 Cathedral (1932). SALE! Receives both AM and Short-Wave. This very nice looking cathedral has been electronically restored and professionally refinished. The reception has plenty of volume on both AM and the Short-Wave bands. The power cord has been replaced with a new one, the knobs and grille cloth are original. Was $319.99, now $297.50. (0002688)
Philco 90 Cathedral (1931). SOLD! This is the famed and most sought after "Grand Cathedral," designed by Edward Combs, and considered one the most beautiful ever made. These were top of the line nine-tube super-hets, and were the finest and latest in technology. This particular example is the most desired of the three models made. Even more important is the all original and nearly blemish free cabinet, making this particular set, the nicest I have ever offered. This particular model has the automatic volume control in a toggle on the back of the chassis. The more important element is this is the model with a pair of powerful #45 output tubes and a "push-pull" circuit. Although the model A is a pricier radio, it is the best performer and is my choice to own. The set has been completely refurbished. All of the paper filters and caps replaced with state of the art brand new components. The tuner has been aligned for accuracy, and the cord and plug replaced with accurate reproductions. If you want a great set to listen to, this nine-tube beauty is the radio to own. Very collectible! 18-1/2"H x 17-1/4"W x 12"D. $999.99. (0096336)
Philco 95 Highboy (1929). BC. This was Philco's highboy cabinet in 1929 and is highlighted in stunning burled walnut and patterned black walnut and birdseye walnut on the front with acoustic cutouts on the sides of the set. The doors open to the original tapestry grille cloth, knobs and finish on the inside front panel. This cabinet has the model 95 "screen grid plus" chassis which meant it used the latest and greatest #24 screen grid tubes and was Philco's first AVC (automatic volume control). This set also featured the volume control in the audio section, ahead of its time, and a powerful 4 watt push pull output using the coveted #45 output tubes. These are Seldom offered for sale. 47"H x 28"W x 14"D. $900.00. (0010067)
Philco Cathedral Replica Clock/Radio. This little clock was made to look like the Philco 90. Made by Waterbury Clock. The case is heavy metal. Very nice condition. $34.00. (0202094)
Philco H765 "Predicta" Clock Radio (1958). This beautiful radio is styled after the famous Philco "Predicta" television set. Black faced clock with gold numbers, hands, pushbuttons and trim swivels above an ivory base accented with plenty of gold trim and gold knobs. Very clean and polished. Clock has been lubricated and works and the hands glow in the dark! The radio has been serviced and works very strongly with good tone. Two pushbuttons missing but all functions work fine. Small ding in left upper corner. Five tubes, BC only, AC, 11"W x 11H" x 7"D. $150.00. (0036123)
Philco Junior Model B (1933). Works well. Cabinet need some finishing. Good collectible. $225.00. (0006161)
Philco Pen Flashlight. $30.00. (0106012)
Philco Plastic. Plastic radio from the 40's. Needs a 35A5 and a 35Z3. $35.00. (0006138)
Philco PT44. SOLD! Five tubes, BCB only. One of the most distictive of the Transitone models with nicely bowed sides and book-matched top veneer. Carved wooden grille and dial bezel stands out. Stylized decorative wood back. All original finish cleaned up nice, looks good. The electronics was their usual super-het circuit using loctal tubes. Needed parts and tubes were replaced with new components. The radio performs strong with the well designed built-in loop antenna. $200.00. (0048222)
Philco Radio 116B Tombstone (1937). You are looking at one of the finest radios made in this era. The super powerful eleven tube chassis is renowned for the great power and selectivity that were the finest engineering of its day. The radio is an awesome player, deep and perhaps the finest broadcast radio that I have ever heard in a table radio. The radio is a very large and tall set. Since you are looking at a high-grade console-like radio in a table set, the twelve-inch speaker and large chassis required the enormous size. The radio is also exceptionally heavy, as they built a huge transformer to match to the high tube count. The very special photo-finish front is very presentable and the balance of the radio has seen a decent refinish. The radio, completely restored electronically, with all new filters and caps, and a few resisters replaced. The radio in every technical respect meets all of the factory specs. A fine silk reproduction power cord and plug have been added for your safety. This is a nice radio just to listen to, and enjoy its classic beauty. 24"H x 17"W x 12-1/2"D. $599.99. (0096333)
Philco Transitone. Five tubes BCB and SW (1700-3400KHz). All paper and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced. Works well on both bands. Cabinet has the usual scuffs and small scratches, but plenty of shine and no chips or cracks. Dial mechanism and face are well designed and eye catching. Nice sound. $85.00. (0048178)
Philco Transitone 51-532 (51-532). SOLD! Beautiful brown Bakelite AM only radio. The cabinet is in very nice condition, with a nice all around sound. Recapped and ready to go. 11-1/2"W x 7"H x 7-1/2"D. $95.00. (0039140)
Philco Transitone 52-541 (1952). This nice table radio has five tubes, three glass large tubes and two miniature tubes. It plays well. The back panel does not look original. But otherwise the radio looks good. No breakages, hairlines nor cheeps. For a 57 year old radio, it looks great. Now the best! S&H is $15.00 in the continental US and the special Attic price of this old radio is only $40.00. (0055154)
Philips 473 Clock Radio (1957). Philips industries of Canada Ltd. manufactured this radio in Toronto. This pink, plastic, painted, five tube, Standard Broadcast band receiver with clock & alarm has been fully restored and both the radio and clock operate well. The cabinet is in good cosmetic condition with no cracks or hairlines, and the original parts and good tubes enhance this classic. $85.00. (0097001)
Philips 735 (Canada, 1955). Made by Philips Industries of Canada Ltd. in Toronto. This is a brown Bakelite, Broadcast / Short Wave band, battery powered four-tube receiver with a decided European style. Carefully restored, this receiver is in excellent operating condition and is housed in an original, undamaged cabinet. Philips had these radios assembled for sale in Canada with North American tubes. The set is wired for a modern battery pack at 1.5V and 90V A and B supply respectively. The battery pack Velcro attaches to the rear, outside cover of the set. This is a beautifully designed set as well as a handsome one. $145.00. (0097013)
Philips P143 (1954). Five tube table radio, s/n 666752. Original knobs & window. 5" crack on top of cabinet. Radio works well. 11"W x 6"H x 7"D. $75.00. (0086006)
Philips PH-105M (Canada, 1955). Made by Phillips Industries of Canada Ltd., located in Toronto. It is a Broadcast / Short Wave Band, five-tube, brown Bakelite receiver with attractive European features. Carefully restored, this set is operational and enjoys the protection of a handsome undamaged cabinet. All parts are original and the set is equipped with good tubes. $175.00. (0097015)
Phipps Radio. SALE! Unknown Phipps model. Five tubes, BCB only. Not the usual super het circuit; this one uses only one tuned IF transformer. Probably made for a department store line. Electronically refurbished with new components and tubes as needed. Works fine with built in loop if you have strong local stations. Very cute Plaskon cabinet. One previously repaired crack on bottom, but cabinet is quite solid and thick. Nice overall luster, would look good in a teenager's bedroom back in the 50s. Was $75.00, now $55.00. (0048223)
Phonola 9B-51P (1938). In a handsome wooden cabinet, this collectable is in good condition with original part and goods. Carefully restored to operational condition this five-tube Standard Broadcast Band, battery radio has the original provenance provided Canada Radio Owners Licences for 1939, 1942-43 and 1946-49. $250.00. (0097019)
Photofact Annual Index Issues 1966 - 1967 - 1968 - 1969. These are a must have to help you find the schematics for the model radio your restoring. Each for $6.00. (0302141)
Pilot Radio Corp G-584 (1938). This company made only high quality sets. This is a great example, as the radio is a super sophisticated multi-band receiver and a stunning cabinet, too. The radio is in very good original condition, with only a couple of small areas of wear to the cabinet. The radio has been completely overhauled by my technician. With the replacement of all of the filters and caps, it performs as new. The radio has a super bright green tuning eye and it opens and closes as intended, to aid in the most exact tuning. The radio is an eight-tube model. The interesting element of this radio is the dual tuning transmissions, and with the extension of the tuning knob, the radio goes into a highly sensitive fine tuning mode. The large cabinet and super receiver makes this a fine radio to listen to. 22-1/2"W x 14"H x 11"D. $399.99. (0096404)
Pilot T-511 (1946). Here is a radio manufactorer you don't see often. This Pilot radio has been restored electronically and cosmetically to bring 60 more years of pleasure. Pilot built good radios, and this one is a good example. If you don't have a Pilot in your collection, here is your opportunity to own a nice one! $149.00. (0062075)
Pla-More Radio. Wood table radio. I don't have the exact year of this radio, but it is right there between 1929-1932 from the tubes used and the electrical design. This radio is so cool, it sort of looks like a log cabin. The cabinet is excellent and the radio has been totally refurbed: all tubes, capacitors and alignment. This is one of the more unusual radios that we have come across. For those who know, it is a TRF design not a superhet. $350.00. (0087009)
Powell Midget Cathedral (1931). Here is a rare find for you Los Angeles radio collectors. The cabinet has been restored and refinished to original appearance. The electrics have been minimally restored because of the historic importance of this radio. New filter caps have bypassed the old ones, a new cloth covered AC cord has been installed, and a 1.5 amp pigtail fuse inserted for safety and protection of the circuit. That's it! The radio retains its original wafer caps, metal clad resistors, transformer and field coil speaker. Despite this, it performs well up and down the dial, with some howling and distortion as befitting an old TRF with easily overloaded screen grid tubes. $475.00. (0061075)
Precision 900 Series Tube Tester Data Manual. For Models 910, 912, 914, 915, 920, 922, and 954. Large easy to read print on 9-1/2" x 11" pages professionally copied, spiral bound clear plastic cover and vinyl back. 80 pages. $16.95. (0302129)
Precision Series E200 Signal Generator Manual. Original & complete with instructions, schematics and parts list. $24.50 or professionally done copies $16.00. (0302146)
Precision Tube Checker Manual. For models 10-12, 10-15, 10-20, 10-22 and 10-54. Complete operating Instructions and set-up for all tube testing. With complete circuit diagram. Good clear photocopy, 14 pages. $7.50. (0302054)

Racing Car Radios (1975). Those most unusual radios have AM/FM and digital clock built into the moon-roof. The radios works well on all bands and clocks also work. They are all transistorized. The color is fire engine red and they resemble a racing cars or an old "Camaro."The radios are brand new (10 left!) in original boxes. They work on 4 AA batteries and also feature built in speaker. The value is about triple of our Special price, if you can find them anywhere. $12.00. (0055028)
Radio - Record Player & Tape Recorder Service Manuals. Sam's 1969 Photofact Tape Recorder Service Manuals, Series No's 46 - 47 - 57. All in excellent condition, $12 for the three. Pfanstiell Needle & Cartridge Guide No's 23 & 24, Price for both: $8.00. (0302022)
Radio Advertising Card Game (1937). "Meet the Missus." Complete WHK Cleveland, WJR Detroit, WCCO Minneapolis, WBBM Chicago. $150.00. (0106035)
Radio Amateur License Guides. Here are six AMECO Radio Amateur License Guides covering Novice Class, Extra Class, Commercial and three books on Questions & Answers. All for $7.50. (0302023)
Radio Amateurs Handbooks. 1963 Radio Amateurs Handbook 40th edition; good, $12.00. 1970 Radio Amateurs Handbook 47th edition; loose cover, $9.00. (0302061)
Radio Amateurs Handbooks. 1976 Radio Amateurs Handbook 53rd edition; good, $9.50. 1978 Radio Amateurs Handbook 55th edition; good, $9.50. 1986 Radio Amateurs Handbook 63rd Large Edition, Soft cover; good, $14.00. 1988 Radio Amateurs Handbook 65th Large Edition; hard cover, excellent, $18.00. (0302062)
Radio Books from the Past. Each book priced at $10.00. (0106066)
Radio Box. Radio shaped metal box. Chart pulls out to list radio stations ad for Sac City, Iowa. $75.00. (0106050)
Radio Orphan Annie Map (1936). Map of Simmons Corners; with mailing envelope. $100.00. (0106034)
Radio Orphan Annie Playing Cards. One missing. $40. (0106007) $40.00. (0106007)
Radio Playing Cards (1935). Deck of radio playing cards. Complete with rules and box to store them in. Only $45.00. (0106073)
Radio Rex (1922). World's first automated spoken language understanding system. Read about it in the 330 page book by M.Cohen, J.Grangola, & J.Balogh, "Voices Users Interface Design," all about Radio Rex. A beauty, and my last Rex. $350.00. (0006237)
Radio Shack 12-696 Truetone Replica. This is a very good condition reproduction of the early Bakelite Truetone radio from the '40s; size of this radio is pretty close to the original radio also. This modern replica has AM and FM tuning and a lighted dial and a cassette deck too. Displays nicely and plays well too, a nice piece to display in your collection. Only $45.00. (0003071)
Radio Shack Pro-2034 Scanner. Sixty channel police and fire scanner. Also has weather band. Easy to program, used very little. Clean and works great. $65.00. (0037100)
Radio Tube Game. From the 1920s. $35.00. (0106054)
Radio Valentines. Eight valentines depicting radios from the 20s & 30s. With movable parts. Made in USA and Germany. Price for all eight, $160.00. (0106071)
Radio-Matic YRB-12-4 (1947). AM. Outer wood case in very good condition with some minor marks. Original wood knobs have their function impressed into the wood. Information on the bottom shows that this radio was once installed in "St. Francis Hospital - Room 205" in Tulsa, OK on "3/30/47." Before they had a TV in patient rooms, a radio was installed. Original patient information plaque and decal still on the radio top and sticker on the bottom. Premium six tube GE made chassis has been serviced (see below) and radio plays well with above average sensitivity and nice tone. A rare radio not even listed in the Bunis or Stein old radio books! 15"W x 9-3/8"H x 8"D. $125.00. (0043363)
Radiola 17. AC set in rare Gray Co. cabinet. The chassis has been completely rebuilt and performs very well. $285.00. (0038196)
Radiola 18. AC radio with restored chassis. Plays great! $160.00. (0038203)
Radiola 20. Excellent cabinet and labeling, including original inspection tag. Complete chassis rebuild provides great reception. Includes schematic. Really nice radio! $450.00. (0038201)
Radiola 61-7 (1946). For a radio that is 63 years old, it is in pretty good shape. It works very well and with the exception of tubes and knobs, everything is original. There is a switch in the back to select broadcast or short wave. There are no cracks, breaks or deep scratches, just the small dings. $85.00. (0095039)
Radiola 61-8 (1947). Radio is missing back; displays nice. Radio plays. $60.00. (0037099)
Ralston Purina Chuck Wagon. A very scarce novelty radio made to promote the Chuck Wagon dog food brand by Ralston Purina and it works. Even harder to find in this superb condition, as the light cloth tops were prone to fraying, tearing and staining. A well articulated plastic AM radio, with the barrels serving as on/off/volume and tuning. Even has the little lantern on the back, which is often missing. No cracks, chips or missing pieces. The back swings up to allow replacement of 9-volt battery (not included). It's about 8"W x 6"H. $70.00. (0091028)
Raytheon 8TP-1 Transistor (1955). This is the world's second transistor radio (early 1955, a few months after the Regency TR1). It is two tone tan leather with a leather covered metal carrying handle. The handle is in rough shape and there is no back cover on the radio. Otherwise it is in good shape, and looks like it is all original inside. I couldn't get it to play but I believe it could be restored. $225.00. (0003051)
RCA 110K2 Console (1941). "Racetrack" dial Deco console. Chassis has been completely rebuilt and all functions perform superbly. Nice original finish!! $650.00. (0038136)
RCA 115 (1933). SALE! I try not to let my personal likes and dislikes color the selection of radios I offer on the attic. After all, there were people who loved the ugliness of the Studebaker cars, which I have never understood. I try to offer you a wide selection of quality items and let you choose those radios that you would enjoy owning. This particular set happens to be one of my favorites. I simply love the Deco lines of this early 1930s table set. The architectural shape of the cabinet is enhanced by the decorative use of contrasting veneers, simply made this radio special. The stepped top with the accenting veneers give the radio the distinct look of an Art Deco skyscraper. The set is a good player for the early 1930s. The radio has been reconditioned will all new filters and cap. The balance of the electronics has been tested to factory new standards. The radio has a new reproduction cotton/silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safety. The radio requires a longer than normal antenna, which is provided for the best reception. Was $499.99, now $349.99. (0096290)
RCA 120 Cathedral (1933). Beautiful little set that plays great. The cabinet is in really good shape with a couple of small nicks on the front top. You can see these in the picture. New line cord, tubes checked out and radio is aligned. A neat smaller cathedral for your collection. $275.00. (0012113)
RCA 128 Tombstone (1934). This is the smaller version of the dome-topped tombstones made by RCA. Although it is the smaller model, it measures a grand 20-1/2"H x 17"W x 12"D. This makes it a very large table set equal to the "Grand Cathedrals" of the era. The radio is a super-het, using six tubes and playing on two bands. This is a remarkable example, with a nice factory original finish, speaker cloth, and knobs. My technician has bone a terrific job in the restoration of this radio. He has replaced all of the filters and caps. Every component was tested for factory correct values. He aligned the tuner for an accurate tuning scale. The radio has been rewired, including the speaker harness, to ensure decades of solid performance. The radio has a fine reproduction power cord and plug for your safe operation. $549.99. (0096402)
RCA 16T3. SALE! Six tubes, BCB and SW 6-18Mhz). The extra tube is used in a tuned RF stage utilizing the built in loop antenna. BCB reception is excellent. This receiver is sensitive enough to allow shortwave reception with the built in loop--with my outside antenna performance is excellent, rivaling mid priced communications sets. This transformer powered set has a powerful audio section with great sound and a full range tone control. Pushbutton electronic tuning (one was missing and replaced with wood). Large original knobs allow fine control. Electronically restored with new components and tubes as needed. Tuned cleaned and lubed. Original finish retouched and cleaned with an "antique restorer" compound. Top shelf set. Was $165.00, now $125.00. (0048218)
RCA 18T (1940). This large walnut veneer table radio is in very good cosmetic condition. Appears to have been refinished. Has new grille cloth. It performs very well with its seven tube transformer operated chassis. Generates room filling volume from its 6" speaker, excellent tone with tone control from the two tube 5 watt audio output. It tunes from 540 kHz to 18 mHz in three bands with a small break between 4 and 5.8 mHz. It has a built-in loop antenna for AM broadcast, and a terminal for connection of an external antenna for shortwave reception. Everything works but there is one pushbutton missing. It has been electronically restored to very good condition and aligned for maximum performance. 18"W x 12"H x 10"D; will ship at 30 pounds or less. Get this one for only $65.00. (0101036)
RCA 2R-52A (1956). Cute and very small RCA plastic tube radio measures 7-1/2"W x 5-1/4"H x 3-1/2"D. Brown and beige plastics are in good condition with no major damage. When tested it played pretty well for a small radio of this type. Clean, un-restored original. $67.00. (0027306)
RCA 3-RH-31. This set looks like it just came off the dealer's shelf. The radio is mint and the box is just as nice. Both are clean and crisp and without defects. The box has a spring loaded hinge that props up when opened, perfect for displaying. The radio has been tested with a 4 volt power source and it works fine. But the real value of this set is its shelf appeal. It will look real nice on your display. Don't hesitate on this one. $49.00. (0052155)
RCA 3-X-521 (1954). Nice simple design to this AM Brown Bakelite radio. Excellent condition with good reception across the entire dial. Recapped with a new power cord. 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $45.00. (0039142)
RCA 45X2 (1950). Nice little radio that plays well. It has a few age marks and a hairline crack that can be seen in one of the pictures. The crack in the picture looks bigger than the one in real life. $65.00. (0095026)
RCA 521 (1954). This nice five-tube Bakelite radio is working good. It has been recapped. It has only AM band. AC set. Very collectible and unusual. S&H is $11.00. We have only one of these. Do not miss this one! Special Attic price $39.00. (0055102)
RCA 56X2 (1946). Ivory painted Bakelite cabinet shows light to moderate wear with the majority of scratches being on the bottom. Still, it's in comparatively superb condition for an original of this model. Original back-painted dial glass, and RCA red-dot dial pointer. Factory label is on bottom with 1/4 missing. Radio plays very well with a nice clear sound. Working tone switch: third knob. Insides are clean and original looking. $145.00. (0027286)
RCA 56X3 (1946). Six tubes, AM band. Refurbished in/out -- new back, feet, power cord, more. $11.00 for shipping. $110.00. (0032074)
RCA 56X5. Six tubes, BCB and SW 9-12 MHz. Electrolytic and paper capacitors have been replaced. Nice original finish and knobs; this is a solid performing radio on both bands due to the additional tube used as an RF amp. The back was destroyed at one point, but the antenna and RCA phono jack survived with no electrical damage. Nice clean sound with plenty of volume. $100.00. (0048169)
RCA 5X560 (1954). I call this the "Happy Days" Radio; you'd expect to see Fonzie turning it on in the diner. This has been completely restored electrically. There is a small repaired crack on the top. The radio was a factory painted radio and we repainted it in the original black. It sounds wonderful and looks really cool with the silver trim. The crack is why as a restored radio we are selling it at this reasonable price. $110.00. (0087007)
RCA 65X1 (1946). This little marbleized beauty will definitely catch yours eyes with its Deco lines, which are sure to please. This little set has had a good life and is clean as it was when it was new. The chassis has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The coils have been aligned and the set plays loud and clear. This little set is a real beauty. 11"W x 7"H x 7"D. $169.00. (0062161)
RCA 66X8 Catalin. Beautiful, working, 1940s RCA Victor Catalin tube radio. This is a Catalin radio, and the swirling is so marvelous, and complex. The material is so intriguing because these swirls of ruby red and butterscotch are seen with a three dimensionality. Unlike Bakelite, which is topical in its swirling, the Catalin swirling has great depth. The Catalin material is semi translucent, which allows you to see into the material to an extent, giving it a great depth and presence. The colors are found in their natural aged paetina--in shades of red and butterscotch--no cosmetic repairs made. Perfection in some sets like this is obtained by some sellers who state "exhibits no cracks" and "restored to the original color when sold"--only to see a set showing no swirling in an age appropriate butterscotch or yellow because it was repaired with toned resins, and needed to be sanded down to the underlying original white/alabaster when blended. You are safest when you buy in paetina. Unit has the original knobs, dial lens/scale, grille cloth, and the rarely seen cardboard back. It has the usual AM/broadcast band, as well a shortwave band-- rarely seen on a Catalin radio. $925.00. (0105006)
RCA 75X17 Oriental. Hand painted design in black. Plays well. $350.00. (0006180)
RCA 8-X-541. Brown Bakelite with freshly rebuilt chassis. Plays nicely and has good label and back. $95.00. (0038118)
RCA 8-X-71 (1949). This nice little RCA set is in beautiful cosmetic condition, as plays as well as it looks. The chassis has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This set plays beautifully on the BC and FM bands. This set will look great and any home with great retro styling. 13"W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D. $75.00. (0062142)
RCA 85T1. SOLD! Five tubes, BCB and SW 6-18MHz. A strong performing set on both bands, looks like an Ingraham cabinet similar to Emerson's BF series. This transformer powered set is every bit as "hot" as the Emersons with cooler running tubes. Good sound and tone, solid construction. Refinished and serviced with new components as needed. $120.00. (0048188)
RCA 8X541 (1949). Good looking and great working table radio. Five tube AM broadcast, excellent case, good solid back cover, has no cracks or chips and new cord. $94.50. (0002712)
RCA Banner. Hard to find RCA tube store banner. Dates from late 40's to 50's. The banner does have some stains; however, it has no holes or tears. Made of heavy red cotton Great for framing. 46"W x 40"H. $75.00. (0094011)
RCA BP-10 Portable (1940). SALE! This small battery portable was very innovative for 1940. It is among the best examples I've seen, but unfortunately the lid is damaged. It is cracked at both hinges with the worst side shown. The lid also has a chip at the front right corner. Otherwise the chrome and case are in beautiful condition. The interior is extra clean and shows no signs of ever being serviced. There is no leakage from the old batteries so I have left them for display. I did test it and there was a strong audio hum. This radio still makes a great display and conversation piece. 9"W x 3"H x 3-3/4"D. Was $39.99, now $24.99. (0026351)
RCA CRT Manual. Cathode-Ray Testing and Analysis by Clough, $4.75. (0302182)
RCA Isotap WP-26A Isolation Transformer. Protect yourself from deadly shocks while working on electronics!! $65.00. (0038160)
RCA Model Unknown Tombstone (1936). SALE! I am sure my title caught your attention. The radio has a confusing combination of elements, and I could not find any information about it in my books. The radio is a high-grade receiver, multi-band with a tone control. The label on the face indicates RCA but someone has written "GE" on the chassis. The set might have been a radio from the RCA-Hazeltine period. During that period, many radios had a common patent profile. Regardless, the set must have seen an earlier restoration as it plays very well. The radio came with a long additional antenna, which dramatically improves reception. The quality and condition makes this set a nice small tombstone. "Mini" at 13-1/2"H x 10"W x 6"D. Was $199.99, now $179.99. (0096377)
RCA Nipper Tie Tacks. Two metal tie tacks, brass color. $40.00. (0106062)
RCA R-28 Mini-Cathedral (1933). SALE! This vintage RCA has new filter caps and is working great! Also replaced a few grid wires, antenna and ground wires. Original finish looks good, would need very little work to refinish it if you want to make it look like new. Since some collectors prefer original finish I decided to list as original. It covers the broadcast band only and needs an external antenna or a long wire for best reception. 11"W x 8"D x 14"H. Shipping weight 22 pounds. Was $249.00, now $199.00. (0103014)
RCA Radio (1939). Part of the RCA series of quirky and small wood table sets, circa 1939. Same basic case/chassis as the N.Y. Worlds Fair, S.F. Golden Gate Exhibition and La Siesta classics. Similar to the 40X55 "Wave Grille," but with this unique difference: A factory-cut design on both sides that I call the "Lone Star" model. I picked this up years ago and have never seen another. No one seems to know if this commemorated something. All original, including an unusual metal insert on bottom for ventilation. Dial glass, which often is badly scraped due to pointer placement on chassis, is perfect. Chassis clean & complete but just hums, knobs/pointer turn fine. Case has a few nicks and such but is sound with no separation. 9"W x 7"H (including handle). $165.00. (0091075)
RCA Radiola 46 Lowboy (1929). BC. The Radiola 46 was the console version of the Radiola 44; unlike any of the 46's I've seen pictured, this one is in a very unique Lowboy cabinet. This cabinet featured a beautiful cutout grille with the correct reproduction grille cloth and and a stunning quartersawn oak front dial panel with a projection dial screen and concentric knob assembly. While this cabinet was built by a furniture manufacturer to house this specific chassis, it's not the factory Radiola 46 cabinet used in other 46's Ive seen, nd I cannot find any listings or pictures of it; so there is a story here about this cabinet that remains a mystery... The chassis in this console is complete with all the correct shielding (often missing when using the ST shape tubes) and a powerful single ended 45 output that drives the Radiola 106 Loudspeaker, the top of the line loudspeaker available at the time (the one used with the Theremin) producing a fantastic and powerful sound for a 1929 receiver. 40"H x 27"W x 15"D. $750.00. (0010068)
RCA Radiola 56X11 (1946). A tabletop AM/SW band Bakelite model that was a popular style with rounded corners. The SW band covers the 9 to 15 Mhz range. Email for further details. $85.00. (0065018)
RCA Radiotron Movie Advertisement Slide. Old glass advertisement slide used in movie houses all over America in the 1930s. Shown with a photo made from the slide so you can see what can be done with the slide; the photo is not for sale. $100.00. (0106074)
RCA Radiotron Movie Advertisement Slide. Old glass advertisement slide used in movie houses all over America in the 1930s. Shown with a photo made from the slide so you can see what can be done with the slide; the photo is not for sale. Small crack in the corner. $100.00. (0106075)
RCA Solid State. Beautiful white with gold trim, this is a great player for the person on the go. Has a strong wrist strap for easy portability. Great condition. Nice and sturdy for a child? $15.00. (0052204)
RCA Victor 2-C-521 Clock Radio (pre 1955).. 110 Volts brown plastic radio with clock and sleep alarm! This unit works very well and even the clock, too. This is a very clean old radio with the original power cord, knobs and dials; it has a phono jack and a AC appliance plug located on the rear. On the bottom of the radio are its instructions on how to work everything along with the location of the tubes. 11.81"W x 5.90"H x 5.51"D (30 cm x 15 cm x 14 cm). Is in very good shape and sold as is! $49.50. (0075014)
RCA Victor 6-BX-63 (1953). This is a beautiful portable radio with simple but stylish design. Brushed aluminum metal work, flawless, highly polished olive green plastic case. Perfect handle. What sets this radio off is the crystal clear, amber colored dial lens. Excellent five tube performance (selenium rectifier replaced with a silicon diode). Capacitors replaced, tuned, aligned and dial calibrated. I wonder how many GIs coming home from the Korean war gave this radio as a homecoming gift to their sweethearts? 117 VAC or 1.5/90 VDC, 12"W x 9"H x 5"D. $75.00. (0036118)
RCA Victor 9X6 (1939). From my personal collection, this scarce midget is all original and in superb condition. Wood case is sound, finish is untouched, beautiful matched veneer top, decal and black trim paint are excellent with an infinitesimally tiny missing piece of veneer on lower left front, even the masonite back & complete bottom label are present. Uses the same chassis, metal bezel and knobs as the higher end RCA catalins. Grille cloth flawless, the celluoid dial is perfect, lights up but just hums; was serviced and worked perfectly when acquired 15 years ago (evidenced by white cord), has long antenna. Can have the clean & rust-free chassis brought up to snuff for $40 more. Definitely for the discerning collector, I have never found a nicer example. 7-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H. $350.00. (0091071)
RCA Victor AF-6165A Wall-Mounted Speaker. SALE! Now here is a rare flush wall mounting speaker c.1929. It would have been used in department or general stores of the day, but this is the only example I have ever seen. It is all original and in beautiful condition. The grille is metal and there is some minor paint wear, but the grille cloth is perfect! Using the original lower mounting holes I have added brackets for displaying this fascinating speaker. When tested it sounded great with clear sound. A functional and beautiful piece of Americana ready for display. 11-1/2"W x 13-1/2"H x 5-1/4"D. Was $179.99, now $139.99. (0026343)
RCA WT-110A Manual. Automatic Electronic Tube Tester Owner, Operation Manual. $8.00. (0302091)
RCA X-551 (1951). SOLD! Beautiful Art Deco design to this brown Bakelite AM radio. Cabinet is in wonderful condition with a great sound as well. 11"W x 8"H x 6"D. $120.00. (0039136)
Realistic Patrolman SW-60 (1980). This 1980s vintage portable multi-band from Radio Shack is a surprisingly competent receiver. Runs on either batteries or attached A/C cord. Radio and all its features work fine, there's no damage but it does show general use and wear. $75.00. (0027331)
Realistic STA-78 AM/FM Stereo Receiver. In mint condition. Very smooth controls. Powerful. $110.00. (0038151)
Realistic SW-100 (1980s). Here's a good basic multi-band portable from Radio Shack that's no longer being produced. Feature packed, it covers FM, AM, international shortwave bands, VHF, weather, UHF etc. Also has direction finder on top and large front-firing speaker for boom box quality sound. An interesting feature is that it can be used as a portable PA system by plugging in a microphone. Radio shows moderate wear, some scratches scuffs etc. but nothing broken and everything works fine. Missing original nylon shoulder strap. $49.50. (0027326)
Record Player Service Notes. Beitman - Most Often Needed Service Notes on Record Players-Automatic Changers-Wireless Units & Home Recorders. 1941, 128 pages. Good condition. $15.00. Beitmam - Post War Automatic Record Changer Servicing Information. Supreme Publishing 1947, 144 pages. Good condition. $18.00. (0302113)
Remler 11 "Cameo" Tombstone (1931). SOLD! Here is a seldom seen make and model of radio. The Remler company was based in San Francisco, California, and were makers of very high-end radios. They were known for fine battery sets and carried the gilt-edge approach into the "AC" era. This is an earlier type of cathedral radio. Note the on and off switch on the right of the set, an indication of a very early radio. The radio is a classic "TRF" radio circuit. The condition is fantastic, with all original finishes, speaker cloth, and knobs. The radio has restored very nicely, and is a decent player for such an early model. Note the fine woodworking and factory detailing built into the cabinet. The radio even retains its factory installed back! This is a rare collector radio. These are scarce and never offered for sale, so enjoy the pictures and give this radio your serious consideration. It is a blue chip collector's radio. 17-1/2"H x 16"W x 10-1/2"D. $499.99. (0096212)
Remler 54 (1938). SALE! Bakelite. A rare find, electronically restored, replaced power cord and dial cover. It works very well. No cracks or deep scratches, there is about a 1/4" piece of the case missing in the lower right corner of the back which cannot be seen behind the metal support frame (see extra photo). Was $175.00, now $157.00. (0002669)
Rider 1947 Master Index to "Perpetual Troubleshooter Manuals". 205 Pages covering volumes I thru XV. High quality photocopy, spiral bound. 8-3/4"W x 11"H. $18.50. (0302053)
Riders Volumes I-V. Riders abridged volumes I-V (1 through 5). Loose cover and back. Cover has stains, but contents are good. $35.00. (0038109)
Riders Volumes X and XI. Riders Schematics volumes X (10) and XI (11). Both in very good condition. $35.00. (0038107)
Rogers Majestic 117 (1955). Bakelite, five tubes, s/n 357645. Cabinet unmarked; original knobs & glass. Radio works well. 10"W x 6"H x 5"D. $70.00. (0086004)
Rolls Royce Novelty Radio. This beautiful miniature radio is an exact replica of a 1932 Rolls Royce Car; it was manufactured in Hong Kong before the takeover. It is made as an AM radio. Both of the spare wheels are controls, one is for the Stations the other is an ON/OFF switch and volume. The radio works great! A real collectible. Special Attic price includes S&H in the US. I have several of those. $25.00. (0055150)
Rolls Royce Novelty Radio (1960). This beautiful, excellent 1924 Rolls Royce radio was made in Japan. It is mostly made out of a metal. It looks terrific and plays well (AM) The radio is quite heavy, very large for a novelty transistor radio at the time. It is really "one in a million:" a great, unusual radio sought by the collectors all over the world. Special price for this rare and exclusive car/radio includes S&H within USA. 10"L x 3-3/4"W x 4-1/2"H. $100.00. (0055144)
Rolls Royce Transistor Radio. Here's a fine looking old time car that's actually a working AM radio. While I couldn't find any information on this I believe it is supposed to resemble a Rolls-Royce with the 40/50 hp chassis called The "Silver Ghost." The radio works fine. The car is made of heavy metal; it's in good condition with exception to a missing rear wheel, shown in another photo. Made in Japan by Waco. $20.00. (0202074)
Romona 62214. Great mod style on the European Romona radio. Has a real futuristic Jetson shape. All complete and very clean. Works but buttons do not always stay down. 27"W x 12"H. $165.00. (0029001)
Ross RE-1915-N (1970s). Very cool and in nearly new condition for its age, this Ross makes an excellent daily player. Dual speaker, dual antennas and AC/DC operation. Covers AM FM and short wave. $59.00. (0027344)

SABA Freudenstadt 125. SABA Stereo. Plays LW, MW, KW, UKW bands through four speakers. No crazing in finish. Rebuilt chassis plays excellent! $725.00. (0038223)
Sam's Modular Hi-Fi Components Manuals. MHF-39 - MHF-52 and MHF-147 General servicing, instructions, alignment, schematics. 128 pages each, covering many brands such as Bradford, Emerson, Hitachi, Morse, Pioneer, Lloyds, Magnavox, Sony and many others. Each, $6.50 all Three for $15.00. (0302118)
Sam's Photofact Indexes. Indexes for 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 & 2002. These indexes direct you to the proper Photofact folder with service information you'll need for repairing antique radios as well as TV's, VCR's and other electronic equipment. Your source for all Photofact schematic folders. Each for $9.50. (0302119)
SAMS CB Radio Photofact Series. CB 73, 1975. $6.50. (0302174)
Sams Fotofacts Auto Radio Manuals. All are in GOOD Condition. Here are the manual numbers: 19 thru 35, 37, 42, 43, 45, 49, 53, 57, 67, 71, 79, 83, 94, 339. Each for $6.50. (0302010)
SAMS Transistor Radio Photofacts. Containing photos and schematics for hundreds of transistor radios. Series: 25, 54, 55, 68, 76, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 155 and 156. EACH for $7.50. (0302180)
Sangamo Presley. Here's a most interesting radio. This design was first instituted at Ft. Monmouth, NJ Signal Corp Labs for WW I aircraft receiver use. After the war, it was sold in kit form to get around various patents. Obviously built by a pro builder as the construction is meticulous and perfect. This super performer has been hooked up with various loops, and it works great. Pristine inside top and bottom, all original. The case is a period retrofit that I purchased separately so it wouldn't have to perform in the nude! Price is for radio without tubes; the loop is pictured for size comparison and is not included. Necessary 201's available for an additional price. We also have a considerable amount of period lit and schematics for this set, which will be included. $325.00. (0080021)
Sarkes Tarzian 723-519. Sarkes Tarzian was born in Armenia and immigrated into USA in 1907. He worked for Atwater Kent and RCA in Bloomington, Indiana, where he started manufacturing his own brand of radio. The Sarkes Tarzian Company still exists, as a broadcaster, owning several radio and television stations. They manufactured only a very few radios under their own name. The complete description you will find on their web page. The radio you see here is one of them. Very collectible and rare! Price includes shipping: $100.00. (0055097)
Sea Shell Speaker. Home made speaker. It works. In the 1930s everyone went to the seashore to gather up the shells and make a speaker. A nice collectible. 17"H. $300.00. (0006228)
Semiconductor Circuits Book. Military Standardization Handbook Selected Semiconductor Circuits - MIL-HDBK-215, 15 June 1960 Superseding NAVSHIPS 93484. Published by the DoD to provide circuit engineers in the application of semiconductor devices, with examples of contemporary circuits. It's filled with some pretty neat circuit designs such as: a transformerless quasi-complementary audio amp, a high input impedance wide temperature range amp. and a hi input impedance pre-amp. Chock full of really great stuff. If you enjoy experimenting and building your own equipment then you'll hve a lot of fun with this book. $12.00. (0302026)
Sencore DVM35 Digital Multimeter Operating Manual. With the added schematics and parts list. Both for $9.00. (0302069)
Sentinel 195ULTWD (1940). I don't know if this one is refinished or not, but it is in excellent condition. There is a 1/4" chip on the lower bar and the grille cloth is very s lightly stained. Otherwise perfect. The pushbuttons, which are on top, do not work. It plays very well without being hooked to an antenna. Has wooden handle and back. A very nice one. 12"W x 7-1/2"H. $85.00. (0089029)
Sentinel 284-I (1946). SOLD! This beautiful Sentinel with off-white factory paint job is the first cousin to the same model 284 - only the "cousins" are Catalin. The chassis is the same. Yes, a truly stunning Bakelite that has its original factory paint. Of course, it's been electronically restored, tuned and aligned. It has a new glass dial scale, too. As you can see the back is in very good shape (w/antenna and ground leads) and the five tubes are strong. The tube layout is in inside the case, not on the bottom; go figure. A 10+ on the Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $150.00. (0051255)
Sentinel 294 (1946). SALE! A really nice restored black Bakelite Sentinel. Very unique with four columns with speaker cloth directly above the knobs. Kind of Deco appearance. It is Broadcast Band and SW (5.7-18.5 mhz). Has original knobs with functions engraved in them. On/Off-Vol--Tone-Tuning-AM/SW. Has great reception and exceptional tone using six tubes. Just one pretty rare one, I think. View my Restoration Process for more information. 11"W x 7"H x 7"D. Was $190.00, now $150.00. (0098059)
Sentinel 312-P. This is without question one of the best looking post war portable radios I've seen. The heavily marbleized green plastic is just beautiful. Where it is hinged at the base there is a crack and a small piece missing. On the back side there are surface scratches and marring with a couple dings on the grille. None of these flaws detract from the overall display of this very attractive radio. The chassis has been serviced and is in like new condition. This rare example plays great. 10"W x 7-1/2"H x 5"D. $119.99. (0026426)
Sentinel 332 (1949). This unique Bakelite table model is in very good condition, no chips or cracks, just some surface scratches on top. Front slide rule dial with large numerals, lower grille cloth and two knobs. It receives broadcast only. Nice display; recapped, plays. $65.00. (0034081)
Sentinel 344 (1953). This Art Deco style radio needs a cleaning and some touch up in some areas missing paint. Radio is untested and sold as is. $70.00. (0037106)
Service & Technical Manuals List. Check out my list of Service & Technical Manuals for Radio, Amplifiers, Receivers, Record Changers, Reel to Reel, Cassette Decks & more. From Ampex to Zenith all are original unless noted. Click here to go to the list. $0.00. (0302111)
Service Station (1925). "Expert Radio Service." $45.00. (0106014)
Setchell Carlson 416. SALE! This great looking set is known as "frog eyes." The plastic on these is very fragile and they are hard to find in this condition. There is a tiny chip and a hairline crack at the corner of the left knob. Otherwise the set displays like new. The chassis has been serviced and it played well when tested. 6-1/2"H x 9-7/8"W x 6-3/4"D. Was $99.99, now $79.99. (0026294)
Setchell Carlson 416 (1946). Like its beautiful brown Bakelite Frog-eye'd cousin (the S-C 427) this incredibly handsome ivory Plascon radio has all three (3) feet in perfect condition - no chips, cracks or hairlines! It has a new power cord, the five tubes are strong and, it has been electronically reconditioned. There is an external antenna for greater signal strength and station selectivity, too. It's a 10+ for sure on the ol' Jim Dennis Scale o Beauty! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $190.00. (0051293)
Setchell Carlson 427 (1947). A nice example of a "big frog eye!" This unpainted ivory wrap-a-round plaskon cabinet & brown/black mottled Bakelite grille/thumb wheel controls are without cracks,chips or stress hairlines. It looks super from any angle! The six tube AM only upside down & bottom mounted chassis plays well. The dial scale & cover are clear, crisp & undamaged. A desirable example of the more sought after two-tone combination! 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $425.00. (0025155)
Setchell Carlson 427 (1947). No, you're not seeing double; this is an identical model to the S-C 427 that I recently posted and, it's just as neat! The only real difference is this one has a new power cord. It plays great! This one is a dark chocolate brown Bakelite, but it appears to be more of a molted mix in the batch when it was made. Minimal wear, of course. Yes, it's a Jim Dennis 10+ on the ol' "Scale of Beauty." The six tubes are strong. It's been tuned, aligned and electronically refurbished. This is a real gem with a big ol' 6" speaker! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $170.00. (0051294)
Setchell Carlson 458R (1950). This unusual unit is a combination radio and communication system! Connect it to a remote speaker and listen or talk to that speaker as well as play the radio to it depending on pushbuttons selected. Flawless original ivory paint and Bakelite cabinet. Capacitors and weak tubes replaced. Aligned, tuned and calibrated for years of play and monitoring. 115 volts AC/DC, four tubes, BC. 7"W x 6-1/2"H x 7" D. $175.00. (0036081)
Setchell-Carlson 458RD "Dor-A-Fone". SALE! Four tubes, one silicon rectifier. BCB only. Works very well with original components, recieves all local stations with built in loop. Case in fine shape, no breaks or chips, some light scratches on top and sides. Was $175.00, now $100.00. (0048184)
Silver-Marshall Desk Radio. RARE!! Only one known to exist. Excellent original walnut finish. Chassis completely rebuilt. Original speaker, in great contition, is located behind the face of the false front bottom drawer. This radio works great. $750.00. (0038159)
Silvertone "Jet Age Set". Model unknown. 1950s brown plastic. Untested. Good condition. $45.00. (0037007)
Silvertone "WLS" Horn Speaker (1925). SOLD! This vintage Horn Loud Speaker is in fantastic condition. The "WLS" stands for Sears & Roebuck's "Worlds Largest Store" located in Chicago, Illinois. There is a history about WLS radio at http://www.wlshistory.com/WLS20/. If you look at the link you will see an ad for this speaker (or one very close to it). There are no cracks, scratches or chips in the beautiful Bakelite horn. The painted metal base and neck are in great shape. The driver has a resistance of 1250 ohms. This is a chance to own a rare piece of early Chicago radio history! Shipping weight 15 pounds. This has a 13" diameter horn opening, 7" diameter base and is 21-1/2" tall. $199.00. (0103047)
Silvertone 1 (1950). This radio has a few minor flaws that show up in the picture. The radio has a dark brown metal case with no back. It does work. $65.00. (0095010)
Silvertone 1588 Lowboy (1933). SOLD! This is a superheterodyne Lowboy. My radio book says this model has a seven tube chassis but this chassis shows more than that. The wood case is in great shape and has an eye catching bezel and knobs. The bezel reads "Silvertone" with "superheterodyne" underneath. This console looks like this was someone's pride and joy. It has a great finish and presence. It does work but I recommend a good go through if planning on using it frequently. If interested please send me an e-mail at info@thirdbayradios.com. I can ship and Greyound bus. Radio is located in upstate NY and is available for pickup. $200.00. (0099021)
Silvertone 16 (1951). The electrolytic capacitors have been replaced along with the power cord, and all circuits and tubes were checked and it is now working very well. It has no chips or cracks but does have a few little nicks in the paint as seen in the extra photos. It also has a good back cover. $95.00. (0002667)
Silvertone 1706 Cathedral (1934). SALE! Here is a sweet smaller cathedral radio. This is not a "mini," in size nor performance. The radio plays loud and clear as if it was a much larger radio. Silvertone was the "house brand" for the famed Sears Stores. Many of these radios were sold by the catalogue they produced, which was a must have heavy catalogue of the time. You can see by the detailing of the cabinet and use of lacquers and veneers, attest to the high-class maker. This is a super clean radio and begs for your attention! Compact at 14"H x 13"Wx 8"D. Was $249.99, now $179.99. (0096286)
Silvertone 1708 "World's Fair" Tombstone (1933). Travel back in time and tour the Century of Progress Exposition, also known as the Chicago World's Fair. Nobody was prouder of their Chicago roots than Sears. They were early pioneers in radio with the famed WLS "World's Largest Station," a massive clear channel radio station heard all over most of the US. They also produced the fine Silvertone radios, available both in the stores and by catalogue. At the 1934 World's Fair in Chicago were exhibits of the most advanced science and design in existence; and into this arena, they introduced this very advanced radio. The radio has the advanced styling of famed buildings and a highly advance electronic circuit. Eight tubes and two bands! You can see the use of highly exotic veneers and the unique style. The set plays great, completely restored and the condition of the cabinet is almost perfect. Exceptional Radios of this caliber are seldom sold, so don't delay in adding a piece of Chicago history to your collection! 18"H x 14"W x 10"D. $699.99. (0096405)
Silvertone 1808 "Worlds Fair" Tombstone (1935). SALE! Here is a restored rare original model of Silvertone's debut at the 1935 World's Fair. It reminds me of the Empire State Building. Beautiful multicolored walnut and shape of of the cabinet make it a real beauty. All knobs are original wood. The lit dial is original as is the glass cover and brass dial bezel. Speaker cloth is the closest I could find to the original. A totally DECO beauty. Has seven tubes with a transformer power supply which gives it great reception and volume/tone quality through a reconed 6" electrodynamic speaker. Two bands--BDCST and SW (5.5-16.5MHZ). Just one great Deco radio by American craftsmen. View my Restoration Process for more information. 15"H x 15"W x 10"D Was $940.00, now $750.00. (0098073)
Silvertone 1809 "World's Fair" Tombstone (1935). This vintage Sears "Worlds Fair" stepped tombstone is truly an impressive radio! Note this is shown in Stein Vols II and III as "Worlds Fair" Model 1808, but this one matches the picture perfectly. It has been electronically and cosmetically restored. It works extremely well, and covers the broadcast (550-1700 KC) and shortwave (5.5-16.5 MC) bands. This is a seven tube model: 2-56, 2-58, 2A6, 47 and 80. The finish is very nice (already restored when I bought it so not sure how it was done) and displays great! I replaced the filter caps and all the paper caps. The speaker cone is perfect; the output transformer has been replaced. Additional pics are available. This rare radio would be a great addition to any collection! 15-1/2"H x 15"W x 11"D, shipping weight 24 pounds. $649.00. (0103064)
Silvertone 2001 (1950). Brown metal case, not black like the photo shows, in excellent shape. There is no back. Radio plays well. $75.00. (0095012)
Silvertone 2002 (1950). Out of 19 and 50 comes a darn nice and very popular performer from the Sears Roebuck catalog. This little ivory cutie has its original factory paint and plays really good! It's been electronically restored with a couple of tubes needing to be replaced. I installed a new power cord, too. It's ready to go! Absolutely minimal wear! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 8"W x 5"H x 4"D. $130.00. (0051272)
Silvertone 3026 Clock Radio (1954). Brown Bakelite with very stylish automotive design front, minor scratch here and there to be expected for its age but very nice, brass accents very good with a few minor rubs. Clock cleaned and all functions were perfectly and clock accurate and quiet. Radio tubes checked and the filter capacitors replaced with new end plug for safety, plays very well. Due to the age and fickle nature of these radios, can't guarentee working after receiving but should play fine. Nice display set for the tight places at 10-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $64.95. (0008078)
Silvertone 3561 (1941). This Beetle Plastic Sears Silvertone radio was a part of my collection for years. It is an AM/Shortwave six tube radio that has awesome pickup and sound from a 5" speaker. The dial and volume knobs are on the front. The tone control and bandswitch are on the back. Unusual. It even has its original cardboard back. It also has complete model and tube chart paperwork on the bottom of the chassis and schematic drawing paperwork on the inside of the radio. Electronically restored to play like new. $245.00. (0004223)
Silvertone 4500 "Election". SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. First Silvertone Bakelite model produced for the 1936 presidential election. New filter caps and other components as needed. A transformer set, AC only. Sounds great, good sensitivity for a TRF. Bakelite case in excellent shape, two small hairline cracks on top of grille. Was $175.00, now $85.00. (0048087)
Silvertone 4500 (1937). This Silvertone works very well, does not have any cracks, breaks (repaired or otherwise) but does have two small tears in the back grille cloth. It has a short antenna but requires a long one. $200.00. (0095038)
Silvertone 4500 (1938). This radio was offered three years by Sears, 1936-1938; the 1936 was model 4414. The earlier ones had a white dial. There have been repairs done to the cabinet; notice top view and front view of the grille. The casual observer will not notice them. The surface of this set is black and mirror-like, note the reflection of the volume knob in the right side view, also of the cloth it was photographed on in some of the views. It is very collectible and would go for twice my asking price if not for the cosmetic defect. The radio is transformer operated, not AC/DC. Requires a 10 to 20 ft. antenna wire for local reception, longer for weaker stations. Only $79.00. (0101014)
Silvertone 4505 (1937). All ivory Plaskon case with three very small hairline cracks, two in front and one in back. The radio plays but needs an external antenna. $80.00. (0095040)
Silvertone 4566. SALE! Six tubes, BCB and SW in two bands (2-6.5 MHz and 6.5-19 MHz) Serviced with new electronic components as needed. Works well on all bands with good sensitivity and selectivity. Ample volume and tone. Bright green eye tube. Original finish. Was $250.00, now $135.00. (0048189)
Silvertone 47 Clock Radio (Late 1960s). This is an early transistorized table radio in a stylish, dark plastic cabinet with silver metallic grille, knobs, clock dial face and radio dial surround. The clock works and has been cleaned and lubricated. The dial lens has no scratches and is crystal clear as are the clock control knobs. The radio has been checked and works fine. AC, BC only, 10"W x 8"H x 4"D. $35.00. (0036120)
Silvertone 5. Bakelite radio circa 1950s. As pictures show, this one virtually appears to have been kept in a time capsule. Never seen the brown Bakelite as perfect as this one, wonderful gold filigree grille with reverse paint dial that the red station IDs glow when the radio is on. Minor tarnishing of inserts on knobs as shown and miniscule marks of reverse Lucite dial (probably factory) Perfect clean chassis and filter caps replaced on this one; serviced as necessary. Plays exceptionally well across the band. You would be hard pressed to find any finer original example anywhere. 10-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $125.00. (0008085)
Silvertone 6012 (1947). This little Silvertone is a unique looking set that still sports its original paint. The chassis pulls out from the bottom, so it's finished on all four sides. The chassis has been cleaned, aligned and all capacitors were replaced, all out of tolerance resistors were also replaced during the electronic restoration. This little set is a real player and would be a nice addition to any collection. 11-1/4"W x 6-3/4"H x 6-1/4"D. $169.00. (0062160)
Silvertone 6050. Plays broadcast with separate tone control. Very nice original finish, with excellent label on bottom and good back. $160.00. (0038182)
Silvertone 6051. Broadcast radio. 100% rebuilt and newly refinished. Plays great. $135.00. (0038090)
Silvertone 6051. Beautiful, working, prewar Silvertone wood table radio. This set dates to the 1941 model year. Silvertone was the store brand of Sears Roebuck stores, much like Kenmore is today. It almost looks new, it is in the upper tier of original finishes. The cardboard back and bottom label are crisp and clean. The styling is early forties, no mistaking that, the use of multi toned woods and deep shoulders really sets the piece off. Unit has original knobs, cardboard back, bottom label, dial glass, grille cloth, and upper front center Silvertone decal. 12"W x 8"H x 8"D. $235.00. (0105007)
Silvertone 6125. SALE! Six tubes BCB and SW 6-18 MHz. All paper and electrolytics replaced. IF/RF aligned. Plays well on both bands. New eye tube. Good sound, good SW coverage. Nice general purpose reciever for show and use. Was $325.00, now $175.00. (0048163)
Silvertone 6177 "Bullet". SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Works fine, sounds good (original electrodynamic speaker). Nice style brown swirled Bakelite cabinet has two cracks on top, inconspicuous under normal lighting. They have been glued with super glue. Hard to find set. Was $250.00, now $125.00. (0048109)
Silvertone 6210-D. Six tubes, BCB only. All paper and electrolytic caps have been replaced. Works fine. Eye tube is dim but a new one can be installed for thirty bucks. Cabinet was in poor shape, veneer patch on top. $110.00. (0048183)
Silvertone 6218 (1956). AC/DC. Solid plastic maroon colored case with grey plastic handle. This overall clean unit worked well when tested receiving our local broadcast stations, no problem. Latch that keeps back closed serves double duty by also securing the carry handle when not in use. Nice stamped foil dial behind clear Lucite lens showing prominent civil defense markings. $79.00. (0027307)
Silvertone 6319 (1939). Ugly or Cute? You decide. Regardless, this little (8-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H) pre-war push-button from Sears, with its upside down chassis and permeability tuning, is unique and rare. Electronically restored, it plays well through the original field coil speaker. The cabinet, which is unpainted genuine black Bakelite, exhibits a few nicks and scratches, but has no cracks or breaks. Mechanical pushbuttons work as designed, and are easily adjusted with a screw under the label on top. Shipping weight is 7 pounds. $195.00. (0061064)
Silvertone 6406J (1939). This restored Silvertone is pretty unique and rare. Solid Walnut case with thumb controls on top of the upside down chassis. It was manufactured by Continental Radio Corp with five tubes and a 4" electrodynamic speaker. Broadcast band only using tuning slugs instead of a tuning condenser. This was a design to save space and make a smaller radio which this is. Reception is great with selectivity being very sensitive due to this design and has a little noise between stations which is common with this design. Very unique and attractive radio with original speaker cloth and lit dial. The dial plate has an imperfection due to the lamp, but is still very good. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $200.00. (0098075)
Silvertone 7054 (1942). Sharp looking six tube AM radio. Nice wooden cabinet with Tenite front and knobs. Push buttons are functional. Radio has been recapped and the pwer cord has been replaced. Nice sound. 12-1/2"W x 6-5/8"D x 10"H. $80.00. (0039133)
Silvertone 7054 (1947). This radio is in original condition and looks good with very minor wear. The grille cloth is near mint. It plays pretty good. The pushbuttons do not work. It could easily be restored, but displays very well as is. 12"W x 10"H. $45.00. (0089027)
Silvertone 7227 (1939). Built just as WWII broke out in Europe, you know this radio reported war news to the home front! Beautiful, strong, wood cabinet restored to original color and finish. Cleaned inside and out, weak tubes and all capacitors replaced, volume control replaced, lubricated, tuned, aligned and dial calibrated. Line cord replaced with polarized one and wired for safety. Dial lens replaced. All done by Antique Electric Radios! Strong playing, six tube unit uses short indoor antenna (supplied). Pushbutton tuning preset to your location! 117 volt AC/DC, BC only, 13"W x 9"H x 7"D. $195.00. (0036117)
Silvertone 7227 (1939). SOLD! Great look and sound to this six tube AM radio. Nice finish with original grille cloth in place. Recapped with a new power cord and weak tubes replaced. 13-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D. $175.00. (0039139)
Silvertone 8003 (1949). Back in the day they called this lil' guy a "metal midget," but there's nothing small with the sound they put out! A great little radio! This Silvertone was painted a beautiful maroon sometime in the past, but shows very little wear. There is a small blemish that could probably be touched up with little difficulty. It plays great and the chassis is clean. It has been tuned and aligned. The four tubes are quite strong. No dents or scratches. It has a 20 feet or so antenna extension and a power cord upgrade. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 6"W x 5"H. $135.00. (0051262)
Silvertone 8010 Clock Radio (1948). Ebony Bakelite clock radio. Unusual cabinet overall. Dial not visible with radio off, projects onto fine mesh brass screen below the clock panel. Photo is shown with the set on. Cabinet has crack at bottom right, more apparent in photo than in person but otherwise almost perfect. Has been repaired. Radio inserts from bottom, finished appearance from all angles. It is a five tube transformerless chassis, works well, AM broadcast only. Tubes tested, marginal and likely-to-fail components replaced, clock works, all knobs original. Nice little conversation piece. Get this one for $65.00. (0101034)
Silvertone 9000. Beautifully swirled chocolate Bakelite. Chassis rebuilt. Good bottom and back and very nice cabinet. Plays great!! $105.00. (0038120)
Silvertone 9000 (1949). A small, compact AM band table model, the Silvertone competed well with many other popular brands of its time. Email for further details. $69.00. (0065012)
Silvertone E. Very Rare!! Fully restored, with internal speaker. Very good labeling and original owners manual detailing operation, battery hookup instructions and schematic. This set plays and displays very well. $395.00. (0038194)
Silvertone Radio (1955). This handsome white radio was produced by GE for Silvertone, Sears product. It has five tubes, two speakers, it works good. It is a very rare radio in the excellent condition, over fifty years old! It has one on/off knob. The scale is a part of the same knob contraption. We have only one. A fantastic buy for Attic readers at only $29.00. (0055167)
Silvertone S-54B (1954). This most unusual Silvertone is a very nice and good looking radio. It features eight tubes, five knobs, AM/FM, it also has a built in "special phonograph receptacle" to connect among others the 45 RPM RCA record player. It is one of the "firsts" for Sears-Silvertone. The radio works good and sounds terrific! S&H within USA is $23.00. Special Attic price for this radio is only $77.00. (0055145)
Silvertone-Ingraham 4669 (1937). SOLD! This was the deluxe eight-tube model of the era. Importantly, the cabinet was made by the famed New York based Ingraham Cabinet Company. They are known for fine cases for both clocks and radios, using the highest quality veneers and artisanship. This was married to the best electronics of the era, offering a fine three-band receiver with all of the whistles and bells. The radio tunes from the tele-dial and offers presets. You simply can "dial" your favorite stations. The tuning eye is nice and very sensitive in registering the exact location for the finest reception. My technician has replaced all of the filters and caps. All of the balance of the radio has been tested for accuracy and years of reliable service. The radio is a showpiece and rather impressive in size at 21"W x 14-1/2"H x 12"D. The large size only increases the dramatic sound reproduction. This is a most impressive set in both looks and sound. $399.99. (0096399)
Silvertone-International Kadette 35 (1936). Silvertone and the parent company, Sears, were the largest sellers of radios in this era. They contracted a huge selection of radios, often from some of the best makers of the time. This is just such a set, made by the famed maker from Ann Arbor, Michigan, and known for their innovative radios. This set is called the "Telematic;" note the telephone styled dial, which offered a leading innovation to styling and offering ease in tuning the radio. Crafted from American walnut, the finish is very respectable. The dial is 5" in diameter. The radio is a super player. My technician has done his usual replacement of all of the filters and caps. The radio, aligned for accuracy in tuning and a fresh power cord and plug added for decades of safe and reliable use. 13"H x 12-1/2"W x 7"D. $159.99. (0096359)
Silvertone/Detrola 1591 Cathedral (1933). SALE! Most of you know how dramatic Sears and Roebuck were involved in radio. They recognized that it was revolutionary in the culture and made an early and huge investment in the development. In addition to the world famous WLS clear channel radio station, they marketed a complete line of sets both inside the store and by catalogue. They did not make sets for themselves, but contracted a ton of factories to make radios for them. This is one of the better sets they offered in 1933 and clearly made by the high-end maker, Detrola. The radio is in very fine original condition, with all factory parts. My technician has made a complete restoration of this radio. The set has all new filters and caps, and every value has been check for factory fresh values. The radio was fitted with a new power cord and plug for your safety. He did a beautiful job and you will enjoy listening to this radio! 17-1/2"H x 13-1/2"W x 12"D. Was $329.99, now $299.99. (0096307)
Simpson Manuals. Simpson Operators Manual for Volt-Ohm-Millammeter Model 260, Simpson Operators Manual for Volt-Ohm-Microammeter Model 269, Simpson Operators Manual for Signal Generator Model 340. Professionally done, clear, clean copies. Price for each $8.50. (0302038)
Sohio Jigsaw Puzzle. Gene & Glenn "Just Breezin' Along;" with box & ad. $40.00. (0106040)
Sohio Jigsaw Puzzle #2. Gene & Glenn, Jake & Lena "In Dutch." With box. $40.00. (0106041)
Sohio Jigsaw Puzzle #3. Gene & Glenn, Jake & Lena "A Bully Time in Spain." With box and photo of Gene & Glenn. $40.00. (0106043)
Sonora 100 (1948). Before you ask... No, this Sonora has not been repainted. That's the factory paint job with a few minor touch ups here and there to preserve its stunning appearance! And, what's more, it plays just as beautiful as it looks! All five tubes are strong. Its has been repaired electronically, tuned and aligned. This Sonora is a real player! The back is in very good condition while the tube layout on the bottom is just so-so. A very classy radio to be sure! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $155.00. (0051265)
Sonora RBMU-175 (1947). RBMU 175...sounds like a university course. It's not, however. What it is, is an original factory painted ivory Bakelite Sonora, yes sir! It plays like it has an MBA degree! It has new capacitors with resistors checked for tolerance. It's been tuned and aligned and all five tubes are strong. A new power cord has been added, too. It has an external antenna for greater sensitivity and longer distance station reception. Absolutely minimal wear. This radio is way off the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $180.00. (0051290)
Sonora RBU-175. With fresh Teal paint and complete chassis rebuild. The color looks light blue in the pic, but has more lite green to it. Plays well! $135.00. (0038214)
Sonora RBU-176 (1946). This radio is complete, in original condition and plays well. It radio could use a painting and would it be a nice set. $45.00. (0037061)
Sonora RCU-208 (1946). SALE! This restored walnut radio has one of the most beautiful curves and lines that was designed by Ingraham. The beautiful Violin shaped top and both curved sides with the accent strip on the bottom make this a real Deco radio of the 40s. It is a Broadcast Band radio using six tubes with a 6" speaker and a tone control which give this radio outstanding sound quality and great reception using a built in loop antenna. The dial background is the case, which is very attractive when lit. The curves and surround wood make this an exception to most radios of this era. View my Restoration Process for more information. If more pictures are required, please email me. 15"W x 9"W x 9"D. Was $295.00, now $220.00. (0098056)
Sonora RZU-248 (1946). Stunning roll-top style cabinet! The nicely mottled brown/black Bakelite shines without cracks or chips. A large curved glass lighted dial scale in reverse painted green/yellow is perfect & makes this model a "looker." The original solid taupe (light tan) control knobs compliment it well! The center knob is tone control. The six tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with the original cardboard back in good condition. A bold centerpiece for any collection or decor! 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $330.00. (0025174)
Sonora WJU-252 (1947). Pitch black Bakelite! It looks and shines like wet Licorice! This Sonora was White, but butt ugly! Now, it's the original Black before the factory paint was added. It really plays because it has been tuned and aligned, new capacitors added and the power cord replaced. The case is in wonderful condition. Please examine the pictures where you will see the "before" and, a small hairline that I have repaired. This radio is solid as a rock! Tube layout if in good shape on the bottom. It's called a midget. I call it Small at 7"W x 4-3/4"H x 4-1/2"D. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $100.00. (0051201)
Sony Dream Machine Clock Radio. Solid State Clock Radio. This is not real old, nor is it a classic. But it is a dependable and compact bedside radio. And it is a Sony. It is very durable and well made and has many years of service left in it for you. At only 5" square, it is small enough for those tight bedside tabletops, and easy to use for no fear operations. $15.00. (0052205)
Sony ICF-7270 "Super Sensitive" (1979). Cool Sony portable is in very good condition, the only non-original thing I see is a replaced plug-end. Says super-sensitive on top, I think this was a forerunner to the famous super-radio series. $59.00. (0027342)
Sony ICF-9650W (1978). AM/FM. Disco era solid state radio in true mint condition without a mark. Outer finish and full back are perfect. Bass and treble controls and provisions for an external antenna. Chassis has been cleaned, lubed and adjusted and this radio plays well with above average sensitivity on both AM and FM just using its two built in antennas. Like all Sonys, this one has excellent tone from it's larger than normal 6-1/2" speaker. It truly looks and plays like it just came out of the box! 14-1/2"W x 9-1/4"H x 5-3/4"D. $79.00. (0043371)
Sony ICF-9740 (1982). Very good quality table radio by Sony with a fidelity not heard in most present day sets of the same size. $52.00. (0027346)
Sony TR650. Here is a popular little Japanese shirt pocket radio in a classic design. This radio has a large speaker that is not protected by its leather cover, so it is extremely hard to find one without dents or dings. Leather cover is crisp and clean. The radio also works very well. $179.00. (0052228)
Sony TR84 (1959). SOLD! Eight Transistors. Very good overall condition with no chips, cracks or scratches on the case. Good reception; the volume control is a little loose and will need to be tightened. Battery box is clean with no corrosion. The leather case and strap are solid but could use some dressing up. It's pretty rare to find one of these that is so complete and in this condition. Uses three C type batteries. $64.00. (0002722)
Soviet "Gramophone" (1937). This hand-cranked "Gramophone" is in a good working condition. It looks great for an old machine; it looks like the Soviets wanted to copy American Gramophone. I will also include one old Soviet record (78) from the same time. The machine only plays 78 records! S&H is additional and will be quite expensive, since the unit weighs at least 50 pounds packed. Professional packing will be included in the price of shipping. Special Attic price for this museum piece is $175.00. (0055119)
Sparton 1281 Console. This set plays broadcast and shortwave superbly through push-pull dual Hi-Mu 6AC5 and 6P5 output and driver tubes. I ran this set next to my Zenith Stratosphere and with the exception of more Zenith bass, this set sounded better in the midrange and had overall better clarity. This is a real sleeper for listening pleasure! Comes with 12 tubes including a strong green tuning strength indicator tube. The finish and grille cloth are original and in excellent condition. $1,050.00. (0038189)
Sparton 132 "Football" (1950). Football shaped ivory plastic. This radio is in working condition and good shape. It just has a tiny 1/2" hair line on top front of radio. $150.00. (0037040)
Sparton 350 (1953). This pretty rare AM broadcast table set has a solid wood case which is in good condition. It has been restored electronically and is working very well. Knobs, wood finish and grille cloth are all original. $195.00. (0002672)
Sparton 410 Junior Cathedral. Rebuilt chassis including a pair of strong push-pull (expensive) 483 output tubes. Nice original finish and great sound. This is a very well built radio!! $425.00. (0038179)
Sparton 5470. Beautiful, working, 1930s Sparton table radio. This set dates to 1937 and is attributed to Walter Dorwin Teague (on request, I'll send you a link to a review of the Teague-Sparton collaboration). Teague did a number of models featured in the Sparton line, perhaps most famously, the glass bodied radios like the 557/558 and the circular faced bluebird. When you buy a set like this, you are buying a piece of industrial/design art in addition to a radio. This model (not this specimen) has been part of a number of exhibits featuring 20th century American design. Very nice, original finish, this is a faux wood grain on a metal body- from intergrity of the finish, to the shine of the chrome accent strips, radios of this construction are hard to find in better condition. Metal bodied sets are usually a rust pile and have terribly worn finish. The styling is unique, then and now; no radio looked like this before Teague drew it up. Unit has original faux finish, knobs, pushbuttons, and grille cloth. The dial lens is an exact formed reproduction of the original celluloid dial lens. $335.00. (0105002)
Sparton 5AW16 (1947). White, medium-sized table radio with black and white reverse painted glass dial cover over a gold colored dial. Original back and knobs. The durable Bakelite case is in excellent condition. Fully restored. This simple, rugged radio is typical of what you would have playing in a 50s kitchen preparing the meals before Dad came home. 11"W x 7-1/2"H x 8"D. AC/DC, BC, five tubes. $145.00. (0136004)
Sparton Jr. 410 Tombstone (1930). SALE! One of the most distinctive radios of this era, the Sparton Radio Corp, from Jackson, Michigan, made a higher grade set. This radio has rather distinctive looks, with a highly ornamental grille and finials gracing either side. The radio cabinet has been restored using exactly lacquers and a high polish "piano" finish. The work is top-drawer and makes for the most beautiful example of this set that I have ever seen. The radio is a nicely sized unit at 19-1/4"H x 16"W x 11"D. Please click on the extra photos to fully appreciate the domed top and the elaborate detailing that made this radio even more special. The radio is a very strong and fine playing set, with all of the electronics renewed to factory specs. Was $429.99, now $399.99. (0096324)
Sparton Radio 10 (1932). You are looking at a classic radio. The set is a necessary have for the collector who prizes early radios. The condition of the cabinet is decent, a few scratches that are an easy fix. The case is very solid, and will not require any veneer work or refinishing. The radio is full size as many were not only radios, but also the focal point in a living room. The electronics are completely unknown, as the cord has been cut. I did note the radio retains the factory installed number 80, 27, and 71A tubes, all in the sought-after "balloon" glass envelope. The repairs to restore this radio will require a well deserved effort. 18-1/2"H x 14-1/4"W x 11"D. $199.99. (0196019)
Sparton Radio 628 Tombstone (1938). This is the biggest and fanciest of all of the Sparton Radio tombstones. If the edgy looks strike you, know that it was intentional. This Michigan based maker, long known for better quality sets and striking models. The radio is a three-band set. This is simply the finest example of this model that I have ever seen. The factory finish is nearly flawless, and the parts all-original to the set. The radio has received the complete restoration of my technician. It is a super player. You know the benefit of such a large case makes the presence of the set all the better. I have included a photo of the fancy lit dial and the fresh green tuning eye, which opens and closes as it should. A new power cord, reproduction and a plug added for your safety. This is the bluest of blue chip sets and should be a solid addition to your collection! A majestic 21"H x 16"W x 13"D. $599.99. (0096302)
Special Six (1920s). Beautiful, original working set. Mahogany wood and finish in excellent shape, six tubes, three big tuning knobs. Shiny Bakelite front with gold dial markings and pin stripes. Battery terminals well marked. Notes inside show stations worked and dial settings. 29-1/2"W X 9"H x 10-1/2"D. $280.00. (0036095)
Spirit of St Louis Wireless Valve Radio 541.837. Very nice previously owned and excellent working replication of what a field radio might have looked like back in 1927 when Charles Lindbergh flew his memorable flight from New York to Paris. It was manufactured only from 1996-97. Broadcast AM and FM with a Cassette port on the side, Tone, Tuning and Volume Controls. As can be seen the large tubes on the top light up as well as the dial is back lit. Wood Case with tool drawer in front and comes with manual. $115.00. (0002709)
Splitdorf R-500 (1924). SALE! This attractive five tube radio is display ready. The cabinet was refinished many years ago and was well done. The contrasting two tone lid adds a nice decorative touch. The front panel retains its full factory shine and displays like new. There is a barely visible age crack on the back panel that I repaired. The entire cabinet is solid walnut with no veneer. This radio is from a working collection, but is sold as is without tubes. Tubes can be purchased at additional cost. A clean set you are sure to enjoy. 27"W x 8-1/2"H x 9-1/2"D. Was $259.99, now $199.99. (0026413)
Stagecoach Transistor. Working stagecoach transistor radio. Does not squeal and has good reception. About as tall as a soda can. Sold as is. Will pack well for shipping. Please send e-mail with ship to address to info@thirdbayradios.com I will work out shipping and send you an invoice with total. Accept paypal and credit card. $30.00. (0099017)
Statue of Liberty Radio (1961). This radio is a real novelty radio! Made in Hong Kong, it is fully transistorized. It looks exactly like the Statue of Liberty, it works well. It takes one 9 volt battery. Our special Attic price for this most unusual collectible radio includes all packing, shipping and handling within USA. $39.50. (0055113)
Steinite 993. Rare AC set with total electronic restoration. Runs great. Original finish with some wear nicks. Original labeling is very nice. $350.00. (0038192)
Stevenson ST-86. This beautiful novelty plastic replica plays good AM/FM, have antenna and works with 4 batteries "AA" (not included). 6.29"W x 3.54"H x 2.36"D (19 cm x 9 cm x 6 cm). $24.50. (0075009)
Stewart Warner (1925). Three tuber. Good shape. $150.00. (0006240)
Stewart Warner 03-5B3. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. All electrolytics and paper caps replaced. Good sound and sensitivity using a 6' wire antenna. Cabinet has one crack on the bottom from a chassis screw. Was $450.00, now $225.00. (0048174)
Stewart Warner 123-1 "Troubador" Mini-Cathedral (1933). SALE! This rare "Troubador" radio has been electronically and cosmetically restored. It works well and covers the broadcast (540-1700 KC) band. The finish is great (clear and toned lacquers) and displays very well, showing off the wonderful grain patterns! It is a small but quite heavy radio and would be a great addition to any collection! Check out its sister, Tombstone model "Aristocrat" also listed on the Attic. 9"W x 11-1/2"H x 7"D, shipping weight 16 pounds. Was $399.00, now $349.00. (0103020)
Stewart Warner 123-5 "Aristocrat" Tombstone (1933). SALE! This very rare Mini-Tombstone is truly an impressive radio for its small size! In my years of collecting I have not seen another. It has been electronically and cosmetically restored, and works extremely well, covering the broadcast (550-1700 KC) band. The finish is very nice (already restored when I bought it so not sure how it was done) and displays very well. The electrolytic and paper capacitors have been replaced with modern equivalents, all tubes tested and weak ones replaced. It has a new vintage type power cord and new grille cloth. The speaker cone has been repaired, and chassis pics are available, just ask. This impressive and rare radio would be a great addition to any collection! 12"H x 10"W x 7-1/2"D; shipping weight is 20 pounds. Was $499.00, now $449.00. (0103003)
Stewart Warner 1232 Cathedral (1933). SOLD! At only 11-1/2" high, it is easy to find room for this extremely stylish mini cathedral. It is among the most sought after and it is easy to see why. They are hard to find in good condition and this one is excellent. The cabinet has been refinished and displays beautifully. The grille cloth is a replacement. The chassis has been fully restored and played great when tested. It is a wonderful example of depression engineering. $279.99. (0026387)
Stewart Warner 1802 (1938). SALE! Here is a very stylish and terrific playing set. Stewart Warner was a higher quality maker and offered a better built and cutting edge styled cabinet. This was part of their proprietary "Craft-Built" line, which was to compete with the cherished Ingraham Cabinet sets marketed by other makers. They chose the highest-grade materials and artisans to manufacture this collection. The radio has seen a complete replacement of all of the old filters and caps. The balance were checked for factory values and it's a quality playing set. The radio has the factory finish in a decent condition and the fancy factory installed wood knobs. You can see the exquisite dial and the ornate engraving they added to further detail this wonderful set. 17"W x 12"H x 11"D. Was $279.99, now $259.99. (0096309)
Stewart Warner 1911D (1938). One of the late "farm radios" before rural electrification was complete. This one has 117 VAC option in addition to the usual 6 volt car battery supply. Five tube Superheterodyne circuit. Nice wood design on the ends and sits on a wood pedestal. Curved front corners. Veneer is complete but lifting a little in the back. Dial is in great shape but three knobs are missing. Nice piece of American history! You restore or I do for a nominal additional charge. BC, 6 VDC or 117 VAC, 16 pounds. 17"W x 10"D x 12"H. $150.00. (0136016)
Stewart Warner 3043 (1937). SALE! This is a very unusual and pretty rare restored radio. As you can see from the pictures it appears like a minature tombstone, only 12"H x 8"W. But, in reality, it can be placed in two other positions on either side. The Mahogany trim pieces on its sides act as buffers and the dial has slanted numbering allowing multviewing. Very unique. I did not show it in other positions but pictures are available if requested. It is all original including the highly polished solid wood back. The speaker cloth has been replaced with a reproduction. The dial is very attractive when lit and has a beautiful brass bezel. AM Reception is great using 5 tubes and a 5" speaker. This transformer powered radio has plenty of volume and great tone which is selectable with a chassis mounted switch on the rear. One very attractive and unique radio I think. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 12"H x 8"W x 7"D. Was $275.00, now $220.00. (0098039)
Stewart Warner 482 (1940-41). This Stewart Warner Canada Limited battery radio manufactured in Canada boasts a brown Bakelite cabinet in excellent condition and has been carefully restored to operational condition. It is wired for a modern battery pack power supply at 1.5V and 90V A and B supply, respectively. It is equipped with the original parts and has good tubes. This is a large, beautiful farm radio. $195.00. (0097017)
Stewart Warner 51T46 (1944). This beautiful radio is all original inside. The outside has been refurbished. The radio works good, it is without a doubt one of the handsomest sets ever shown on Radio Attic. Original factory service data for the "Professional Service Men" is included. It shows all of the parts needed for this set! The radio features five tubes: 12SA7, 12SK7,12SQ7, 50L6GT, 35Z5GT. Add $27.00 for the S&H, which includes packing and insurance. This is the only one we have! It looks beautiful! It works good! The very low SPECIAL price for this most unusual collectible radio is $150.00. (0055110)
Stewart Warner 51T46 (1946). This Bakelite radio is finished in the popular almond color of the era and features the classic All American Five tube lineup. E-mail for further details. $88.00. (0065021)
Stewart Warner 61T26 (1942). This handsome radio was fully retouched and all breakages on the cabinet have been fixed. The radio looks good and it works good! It is amazing, that even today you can listen to a 1942 World War II era radio as when it was new! A great collectible in a fine condition. The total cost is very inexpensive, including S&H $89.00. (0055169)
Stewart Warner 9008-B Porto Baradio (1947). This is a very unique and rare, table model "radio bar" with complete, original glassware in excellent shape. No defects in the heavy, highly polished, black Bakelite case. Slight warping in the otherwise perfect ivory plastic dial surround. Great performance on just the internal loop antenna. Electronically restored by Antique Electric Radios for years of listening pleasure. Take this to your next radio party gathering and stun your friends serving drinks to music! Spirits not included. 117 volt AC/ DC, five tubes, BC, 20 pounds, 24"W x 8"H x 10-1/2"D. $650.00. (0036129)
Stewart Warner 9160. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays great. Cabinet had cracks in front behind dial and on left side. They have been repaired and repainted. Was $125.00, now $85.00. (0048121)
Stewart Warner 97-57. Beautiful, working, 1930s Stewart Warner Bakelite radio. The Bakelite on this set is stunning, and you will stare at it when it is on your table. Excellent luster, a gorgeous, burgundy Bakelite, beautifully variegated in lighter and darker shades. This model does not appear often in the natural burgundy Bakelite; mostly you'll see the factory painted ivory or two tone cases. Great machine-deco styling, no need to elaborate. This model (not this specimen) was featured at the Stewart Warner pavilion at the 1939 World's Fair. Unit has the original knobs, grille cloth, cardboard back, the outstanding, undeformed dial scale, and hen's teeth caramel lever tips (without shrinkage or dullness). The radio has preset tuning to set your favorite stations (in addition to the usual dial tuning), working a bit like the ones on the old car radios. The levers work as they should--smoothly and quietly. The original paper station tabs are present, suggesting the set was likely in Iowa in its first years. This set features a four tube plus ballast tube circuit. 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $425.00. (0105008)
Stewart Warner Lowboy (1930s). Beautifully detailed carved wood and excellent original finish, this radio has ten tube sensitivity to pull in those distant stations and has push-pull 2A5 finals to belt out incredible audio! Electronically restored by Antique Electric Radios for long service. Knobs and speaker grille replaced. Broadcast only, AC. 23"W x 41"H x 14"D. $375.00. (0036119)
Stewart Warner Mantle Radio. Exotic wood radio. This absolutely stunning radio had cabinet restoration several years ago, appears to be original grille cloth. Excellent Bakelite knobs. Wonderful double lit escutcheon with excellent numbering. Chassis is ultra clean with all tubes and filter capacitors replaced as necessary. Plays very well with proper antenna. This one is built like a Rolls Royce. No disappointments and guaranteed as advertised. A heavy midsize radio: 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. Ready for display and play. $175.00. (0008026)
Stewart Warner R-1235 "Aristocrat" Tombstone (1933). You are looking at the reason everyone enjoys radios made by Stewart Warner. They made a fine quality radio in some of the most decorative cabinets of the era. This particular set has a ton of flourishes that you see on the larger and more expensive models. The radio has been nicely refinished and the chrome grille is still very bright with no pitting of the surface. I know the knobs and speaker cloth are correct, too. The radio has been professionally restored; the radio has all new caps and filters. The tuner section has been aligned and the radio is fitted with a fine reproduction power cord (silk), and a new plug. 12-1/2"H x 9-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. $499.99. (0096383)
Stewart Warner R-1251 "The Berkley" (1933). SALE! You are looking at one of the most desired radios made by Stewart Warner. They were makers of better quality radios, and known for stable and reliable sets. They had a dramatic flair for high styled cabinets and dramatic use of veneers and toning lacquer. This is one of those very sets. This particular example is very special. The restorer has refinished the cabinet in an extremely sophisticated "piano finish." His generous use of fine Mohawk clear lacquers, with a labor intensive hand sanding between coats, gives a luster and depth to the fine craftsmanship of the cabinet. The radio has seen our usual complete and through electronic make over. So, you can be sure of many years of problem free operation. This is a unique and beautiful restoration! 17-1/2"H x 15"W x 9-1/2"D. Was $599.99, now $529.99. (0096215)
Stewart Warner R-1262 "The Stuart" Tombstone (1933). You are looking at the very top of the line and most sought after Steward-Warner tombstone. This majestic set measures 19-1/2"H x 14-1/2"W x 12"D. The radio is a seven-tube receiver and offers four-band selection. Of course, the Police and aviation bands are vacant, as over the 76 years since this model left the factory, the bands were changed. The radio retains the original finish in remarkable condition, with the factory speaker cloth and knobs. You can clearly see the impressive use of exotic veneers and the extremely fine condition. The black painted top has been repainted somewhere in the radio's past. My technician has done an exceedingly through job of the electronic restoration. The filters and caps are completely replaced, along with the complete check of every other electric component. The power cord is a new reproduction silk cord with a new plug, for your safe operation. Truly, an investment grade set in both rarity and condition. $1,299.99. (0096401)
Stewart Warner R519 (1946). Battery radio, s/n A82628. Cabinet is in great condition. 13"H x 13"W x 8"D. $100.00. (0086009)
Stewart-Warner 07-5R4. SALE! Five tubes BCB and SW (2.2-7Mhz). Electronically serviced with new components. Works well on both bands with built in antenna. For SW an external antenna is recommended. Good sound with plenty of volume. Cabinet has been refinished. Original back, knobs and grille cloth in great shape. Nice table set. Was $175.00, now $125.00. (0048207)
Stewart-Warner 1361A Tombstone (1936). You are looking at a highly styled Stewart Warner deco tombstone. This was a more full sized model, with the detail and attentions to artistry are written all over the radio. It was made of the finest American Walnut with mahogany chevron splitting the grille opening and book matched veneers on the top. The effect is stunning! This is one of the "Craft-built" cabinets, which was S-W's answer to the famous Ingraham cabinets, marketed by some of its competitors. The quality of the artistry is dramatic. The radio is a seven-tube model, and plays on three bands. The set has seen a complete restoration. The filters and all of the caps replaced. The tuner was realigned and of course, a fresh power cord and plug. The radio should perform for decades longer! This is a collector quality radio, factory speaker cloth and knobs; and very scarce. One long look at the pictures will explain why you will want to own this radio! 20-1/4"H x 15"W x 12"D. $599.99. (0096397)
Stewart-Warner 91-513 "The Spade" (1940). SOLD! You are looking at one of the "Holy Grail" sets in collector circles. This is one of the most unique and unusually shaped radios ever made. Even better, the radio retains the original finish, speaker cloth and knobs. The set is a very fine example, and looking at the additional photos, you can see the most unusual shape. This radio is mentioned in all of the more sophisticated Deco books, and honestly, this is only the second one that I have seen in thirty-five years of active collecting. The radio has been thoroughly reconditioned by my technician, who has done a very complete restoration. The filters were replaced and all of the caps. The speaker has been re-coned and the tuner aligned. I realize this is an expensive set, but it is an investment grade radio in very nice original condition. If you are a sophisticated collector, of blue-chip radios, this is a very fine find. 13-1/2"W x 10-1/2"H x 11"D. $1,199.99. (0096393)
Straight Arrow Manual (1951). "Injun-Uities" manual. $25.00. (0106046)
Strauss 8 Track Stereo Player. AM/FM/MPX Radio, Solid State. Has earphone jack in front with phono and tape deck jacks in back. Plays well, good sounding stereo. Nice hardwood case. $75.00. (0002713)
Stromberg Carlson 1101 (1946). It's not a portable, although this handsome brown swirled Bakelite Stromberg Carlson has a neat raised top handle for easy carrying. Very nice Art Deco lines and front slanted slide rule dial that just screams "The Forties!" This six tube beauty has been gone over electronically and plays very well! The back is great shape, too! And this Stromberg would not be complete without those great lookin' knobs! Absolutely minimal wear! A real Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty" keeper! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $175.00. (0051295)
Stromberg Carlson 1110HW Series (1947). SALE! Receives AM broadcast and also has Short Wave with very good reception on both. It has been electronically restored and professionally refinished, looks great. Note the extra pics of the top where there is some sort of a stain which couldn't be removed when refinishing. Chassis is nice and clean and has no rust. This set has an AC plug and Phonograph jack in back for your old phonograph hook-up, too. Was $225.00, now $199.50. (0002677)
Stromberg Carlson 125. SALE! Five tubes, BCB (540-1500 KHz) and SW in two bands (1450-3500 KHz and 5600-18000 KHz). A remarkable set for both its beauty and quality. Efficient tuned circuits in the antenna and converter make it an exceptionally sensitive table sized set. Works well on all bands with an external antenna. Heavy chassis and six inch electrodynamic speaker give ample full sound. Has a tone control switch for high low. Gorgeous two toned wood cabinet, simple elegant styling. Trademark triple range octagonal three color glass dial face with back-lit station selector. Capactors replaced with new electronic components. Controls cleaned and lubed, cabinet nicely refinished. Was $375.00, now $300.00. (0048226)
Stromberg Carlson 130-H (1936). This beautiful set is one of those great octagon dial sets that Stromberg is so noted for. This set has been restored electronically and cosmetically. The cabinet has been refinished in a lacquer finish, just as it was in 1936. The chassis has been restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance capacitors. The set plays loud and clear on all three bands. This set will rock your parlor with its big 8" speaker. The chassis still has its brown textured finish and has been detailed and cleaned to look just as good as the cabinet. This highly collectable set will look great in any collection or home. 20"W x 11-1/2"H x 9-1/4"D. $479.00. (0062140)
Stromberg Carlson 130U Tombstone (1936). You are looking at the Granddaddy of all of the Stromberg Carlson tombstone radios. Often cited as the most desirable model, this radio has no equal. The radio is a stunning set, with the unique and highly engineered electronics that this top-drawer maker brought to their products. This radio is the largest tombstone they ever made. the set is a standout in grandeur. Made of the finest American Walnut, the radio is complete with the factory speaker cloth and knobs. This is an eight-tube radio, and thus, is a powerful set that receives three bands. The radio is in pristine condition, about as nice as one would ever wish to find. My technician has done his complete and through job and the radio has all new filters and caps. The set also has had a complete tuner alignment and a new cord and plug for your safety. You will appreciate the condition and sound quality of this remarkable radio. 20"H x 15"W x 11"D. $1,199.99. (0096318)
Stromberg Carlson 1400-H (1949). This one has been repainted in original maroon red and electronically restored. It looks and plays perfectly. A classic early plastic one that would look great in any collection. $85.00. (0089034)
Stromberg Carlson 225-H (1937). Alright, here it is!! I have had requests for this set, over the last four years, so I finally have one available. This is one of the most sought after Stromberg Carlsons made. There isn't any wonder why, look at the wood grain in that set. The ebony "Tulip" grille really sets off the octagon shaped dial. The set has been electronically restored and plays beautifully on BC and SW bands. This is a set for the most high end collectors and will definitely be a conversation piece in your home. $599.00. (0062153)
Stromberg Carlson 228H. SALE! Five tubes plus eye tube. BCB and SW in two bands (1.5-3.4 and 6-18 Mhz). This solid transformer powered set was designed with quality in mind. A feast for the eyes and ears. The superhet circuit is sensitive on all bands, works well with a short external antenna. The large speaker and strong amplifier section gives great sound, with a full tone control. Electronically restored with new components bulbs and tubes, cleaned, lubed and aligned for daily use. Cabinet is well made and strong. Original finish, wooden knobs and a colorful side-lit dialface with a back-lit indicator. Was $550.00, now $350.00. (0048221)
Stromberg Carlson 320H. SALE! Five tubes, BCB and SW (6-18 MHz). New filter caps and other components as needed. Performs well on both bands. Full, rich tone-controlled sound. The great-looking wood cabinet and ornate dial face show why Stromberg Carlson was called the "Cadillac" of radios. Was $350.00, now $175.00. (0048129)
Stromberg Carlson 335-L Console. Very nice original finish except top with new toner/lacquer. Excellent original hardware and new grille cloth. All new capacitors and eye tube. Looks and sounds terrific! $425.00. (0038070)
Stromberg Carlson 400H. SALE! Five tube BCB. Original finish (retouched). New filter caps. Beautiful set--extremely sensitive, superb performance. Eye-catching dial face, glass cover. Solid construction structurally and electronically. Just what you'd expect from Stromberg! Was $350.00, now $225.00. (0048043)
Stromberg Carlson 400H. SALE! Five tubes BCB only. New electrolytic and paper caps. Refinished. Works great, good sound and sensitivity. Bezel on dial was missing a piece on the upper right side, has been repaired. Some slivers of veneer missing along top front, but looks OK. Was $200.00, now $125.00. (0048137)
Stromberg Carlson 410J (1939). Good working and strong sounding radio. It receives on both (AM) Broadcast and (SW) Short Wave. The solid wood cabinet is in good condition and has the original finish. $149.00. (0002719)
Stromberg Carlson 60 Tombstone. SALE! Seven tubes, BCB and SW (5.5-15 MHz). All electrolytics and paper caps replaced. Original finish. Round-shouldered tombstone elegantly styled with warm wood complimented with soft red. Carved wooden knobs. RF amp makes it a highly sensitive set. Good international SW coverage. Two #41 tubes in push-pull final AF, full tone control and an 8" electrodynamic speaker ensure high-quality listening. Massive choke and bucking circuitry on speaker makes hum negligible. Solid!! All around superior set. Was $600.00, now $325.00. (0048135)
Stromberg Carlson 61T (1935). In some of my earlier ads, you might have noted my admiration of this fine maker. They were a company that was rooted in early telephone and other scientific instruments. It is from this highly sophisticated engineering background, they entered the radio arena. They simply built radios of the highest quality, and the methods of construction of the internals was vastly superior to most other companies. The cabinet is in very nice condition and the radio sports the signature octagonal dial. The radio has been completely restored by my technician. The radio has all new filters and caps. The set is a strong player and a very fine sounding unit. The set has a new plug and cord for safe everyday use. 19-1/2"H x 15"W x 11"D. $299.99. (0096389)
Stromberg Carlson 635-B "Treasure Chest" (1928). SALE! This vintage "Treasure Chest" is an early AC powered radio. It is a seven tube TRF covering the Broadcast Band. The finish is original and there are a few light scratches, but none that are distracting. The cabinet has very interesting and attractive raised lettering and decorative trim embossed in the wood. The lacquer on the top could use freshening; it is a bit thin. I will do that when it is sold, if requested, for no additional cost. Works fine with a short wire antenna; requires a speaker. This is an impressive and very heavy radio; additional pics available. 23"W x 11"H x 14"D, shipped weight approx 50 pounds. Was $425.00, now $399.00. (0103058)
Stromberg Carlson 761 (1946). Made by Stromberg Carlson of Canada. This mains, restored, brown Bakelite, six-tube, Standard Broadcast and Short Wave Band radio with original parts, good tubes and excellent cabinet is operational and a pleasure to hear. Dial face has some rubs and needs TLC. $225.00. (0097018)
Superior Genometer TV-50-A Operating and Service Manual. The TV-50-A is a multi function signal generator and this manual covers all the Genometer's functions: R.F. Signal Generator, Audio Frequency Generator, Horizontal & Vertical Generator, Dot Pattern Generator and Marker Generator. This manual is a high quality Laser copy, plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover and heavy plain black plastic back for long service use on your bench. $16.00. (0302187)
Sylvania, Hickok, B&K Manuals. Hickok Model 239 Manual for Color Bar Generator. Original, 22 pages with schematics, $6.50. Jackson Tube Tester Model 648 Special Tube Test Data Update, a copy, $4.00. (0302047)

Telechron 18H59 "Musalarm" Clock Radio. Circa 1950s. This beautiful dark reddish brown Bakelite radio is as close to mint as you will ever find. All original. Totally cleaned, seviced electrically and clock cleaned and lubed. Pictures tell the story on this wonderful machine age design. Absolutely displays as virtually unused, radio plays well but should have short antenna wire added to rear wire shown, as all of these models play best with the addition. Clock keeps perfect time and functions work great. From my private collection. 10-1/2"W x 6"H x 5"D. $125.00. (0008086)
Telefunken Caprice 5451W. German AM/FM/phono set. Very clean and selective receiver. $130.00. (0038086)
Telefunken Caprice 7141W. Bakelite German radio with broadcast and two shortwave bands. 100% rebuilt and plays great. Good cosmetics and sound. $140.00. (0038169)
Telephone Miniature Transistor Radio. This nice "French Telephone" is actually a small transistor radio. It works well and looks terrific. It is smaller than the regular phone, a great and unusual collectible from the past. Made in Japan in the early 1960s, it is a very rare radio. My last one. Attic's special price only $35.00. (0055065)
Temple G-4108. Four tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays great for a small set. Original finish on this metal cabinet was kept because of its unique hammered-metal look. $85.00. (0048120)
Thomas "Museum Series" Cathedral Replica. These neat BC/FM Cassette Player sets are identical in circuitry to the popular Crosley replicas. Unique deco cathedral design, with etched mirrored faces, these units have nicely illuminated airplane dials and chrome accents. Available in your choice of emerald green or cobalt blue. New, with manufacturer's 1-year warranty. $95.00. (0021011)
Thomas "Museum Series" Tabletop Replica. These neat BC/FM Cassette Player sets are identical in circuitry to the popular Crosley replicas. Unique deco tabletop design, with etched mirrored faces, these units have nicely illuminated airplane dials and chrome accents. Available in your choice of emerald green or cobalt blue. New, with manufacturer's 1-year warranty. $95.00. (0021012)
Thomas BD-110 Reproduction. AM/FM wood radio. One very small veneer chip near seam between front and top. Plays great. $65.00. (0038052)
Thomas Sam's CM-6 Automatic Record Changer Manual. With tape recorder service data covering 1953-1954 sets. Vol. 6. Also covers wire & tape recorders. All sets from Admiral to Webster & Zenith. With cross reference. This is a large 8-1/2" x 11" book. $15.00. (0302018)
Thomas Sams PF Index Monthly Reporter. This set of six published in 1954 for July to December. These magazines were published for the electronics service industry and are packed full of information such as servicing specialized equipment along with television and radio repair hints and tricks. Plenty of test equipment and other electronic advertisement of the period and lots of photos. All six for $8.50. (0302080)
Thomas Sams Television Tube Location Guides. Six volumes, TGL-1 thru TVL-6. Listing all TVs from 1950 to 1956, Admiral to Zenith showing chassis drawings and tube locations. All in good condition. Complete set. $17.00. (0302028)
Thompson Neutrodyne. DC radio with excellent original finish and rebuilt chassis. Plays well and looks super! This one has the optional battery storage base with installation instructions. $360.00. (0038208)
Thorola 9 Cone Speaker. SALE! This stunning speaker is a rare and seldom offered for sale. The cone was replaced many years ago and matches beautifully. The grille cloth is a correct replacement. The metal frame, repwood grille and base are in excellent original condition. It retains the original driver. When tested the speaker worked well, but the sound quality is not as good as other cone speakers I have heard from this period. A great chance to own a real show piece ready for display. 17"H x 14" diameter. Was $324.99, now $259.99. (0026388)
Tom Mix Compass (1939). Compass and magnifier. $75.00. (0106045)
Tom Mix Revolver (1933). Wood revolver, "Ralston Straight Shooter." $110.00. (0106026)
Tom Mix Watch Fob (1940). With gold ore. $75.00. (0106044)
Toshiba 6TP357. Cute little six transistor radio made in Japan by Toshiba, and one of the smallest transistors out there. When you look inside, it is amazing how efficient Toshiba was to get all the electronics to fix. The radio takes three special 1.5 volt batteries (smaller than standard AA batteries) and worked when power was provided to it. It is a high quality set that even has a Pioneer speaker in it. $44.00. (0052224)
Transistor Booklet. Basic Transistor Review. Covering semiconductor fundamentals, circuits & associated components, measurements & circuits analyses, servicing. Original, $6.50. (0302103)
Transistor Manuals (set of 3). I know, I know, most of you are tube guys but I thought there would be a few who also like working on those older transistor sets, too. These four helpful books are in excellent condition. Sam's, Transistor Substitution Handbook 1962, Fundamentals of Transistors, Rider 1954, Tube-Transistor Substitution Guide, Tab Books, 1969. All three books for one price. $17.50. (0302002)
Trav-Ler 5002 (1946). SOLD! Beautiful Brown Bakelite AM radio. The cabinet is in wonderful condition with a nice all around sound. Recapped with a new power cord. Cardboard back is missing. 9-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. $65.00. (0039141)
Trav-Ler 5015 (1948). Cream colored plastic case, AM slider dial, original knobs. A very nice looking radio. If you look close you can see a darker little speck on the top where the paint has chipped off; otherwise the case is perfect. Electronically restored and will work well for many years. $115.00. (0002319)
Trav-Ler 5028-A (1947). SOLD! Here/hear we're talking a fun and cute AC/DC and battery radio from way back in '47! This faux alligator/snake skin looking Trav-Ler is just too cool for words. It been electronically gone over with new capacitors and all resistors checked, etc. It plays as cute as it looks! This is the nicest ones I have ever had of this model. The five tubes check out strong. The back is just as nice as the rest of the radio! The handle is like new! I don't have any batteries, but I am sure it would work if they were available. There is a tube layout on the inside. Another 10+ on the Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 8-1/2"W x 5-1/4"H x 5"D. $165.00. (0051260)
Trav-Ler 5054 (1947). Small is an understatement. The brown Bakelite case has beautiful swirled markings. The four tubes check out strong! Incredible sound for such a little radio! It has been electronically restored with new filter and electrolytic capacitors while resistors were checked for tolerance. There is an antenna hook up on the back for pure listening enjoyment! The original cord is in good condition and the back is like new! The label on the bottom is intact to show Model 5054. It's a wonderful little radio! Mint! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 6-3/4"W x 4-3/4"H x 4-1/2"D. $160. $160.00. (0051263)
Trav-Ler 5054 (1948). Nice "midget" set. Original condition. Ivory paint and Plaskon grille. Radio plays displays well. $85.00. (0037070)
Trav-Ler 701 (1936). SALE! This set offers classic good looks, along with a two-band receiver. The radio is all original, from the fine Chicago factory. This radio looks very expensive in its two-tone cabinet in very respectable condition. As you can see, the radio was designed with fancy veneers on the front, and offers the famed porthole dial configuration. At 15"H x 10-1/2"W x 9"D, this radio offers a big radio caliber sound. My technician has done a great job in assuring a good playing set. He has replaced all of the filters and cap. The radio was aligned for accuracy, and as always, a new power cord and plug added for your safety. Was $199.99, now $159.99. (0096356)
Trav-Ler Clock Radio (1955). Sharp looking classic Danish Blond case in nice condition with just one blemish top right (see extra photos). The Telechron clock and radio work fine. The radio has had the filters replaced, has a heavy power cord and a solid back cover. There is also an AC appliance outlet in the back for use with most kitchen appliances if used in the kitchen, or you could use it for a table lamp, too. $69.50. (0002624)
Tropicana Pure Premium Orange (1992). Used as a premium for Tropicana, this AM/FM radio uses the drinking straw as an antenna. Made in China. Measures 3-1/2" in diameter. Works good. Without battery cover. $20.00. (0202066)
Troy 4 (1935). BC. This is a rarely seen off-brand mantle set that will make the perfect addition to your home. Troy's were manufactured in Los Angeles. Cabinet is solid wood with a walnut veneer on the front and toned seams, new grille cloth and original knobs. Chassis is a basic four tube TRF with a nice lighted dial which works well with local stations and a good antenna but isn't as sensitive as the superhets for long distance. 11"W x 9"H x 6-1/2"D. $95.00. (0010057)
Truetone 2616. SALE! Six tubes, BCB only. Electronically serviced with new components. Nice sensitive set for BCB because of the added RF stage. Performs well with built in loop antenna. Mellow sound; uses an oval speaker. Cabinet has no cracks or chips but has been repainted. Was $85.00, now $65.00. (0048216)
Truetone 2718 (1947). This little Truetone is a real gem, perfect condition. The Deco lines are abundant in this set, and it plays as well as it looks. The chassis has been restored electronically, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This set has BC and a SW band. This set will set off any room or collection and at a reasonable cost as well. 14-1/2"W x 9"H x 7-1/2"D. $139.00. (0062149)
Truetone 636 (1938). This nice looking AM radio is painted Bakelite and was made by Western Auto Supply in 1938. It is a six tube AM radio with great frequency pickup and awesome sound out of a 5" speaker. As you can see it has five push buttons in the front and a dial knob on the right side. All parts are original to include the cardboard back. It was originally owned by a collector and he preserved the paper work on the bottom with a plastic coating. The original paint on this radio looks pristine from three feet but if you get closer you can see a few very small touchup spots on the top and front. Overall nice shape for a 70 year old radio. Electronically restored to play like new. $225.00. (0004224)
Truetone D-1011 (1939). Here is a nice little set that was built by the Belmont Company, which was known for its great Deco styling. This is a clean little set and has been restored electronically, replacing all caps and out of tolerance resistors. The radio still retains its original back, which is in excellent condition. The cabinet is perfect with a beautiful sheen. This little set plays loud and clear. This set has only the BC band. Great Deco lines and styling; these sets are very collectable and would look good in any parlor. $149.00. (0062092)
Truetone D1012 Stratoscope (1941). Cream Bakelite. Case in excellent condition; no cracks. On the front it looks like someone filled in a tiny spot with white-out. The same thing was done around the tuning knob on the side. It has the complete cardboard back and original antenna. Thepush buttons have all the original radio station call letters but do not move the station selector. The tuning knob does turns the station selector. There is a partial label on the bottom. The inside looks complete, but when plugged in, does not play. $100.00. (0071019)
Truetone Stratoscope D-2615 (1946). SALE! This is a really nice restored Stratoscope. Repainted to original Ivory White Bakelite case. A true Deco AM radio of the period. It was manufactured by Belmont Radio Corp for sales in Western Auto Stores. Nicely lit perfect gold colored dial with a new dial cover is very attractive. Has six push buttons for preselected stations which I will perform for the buyer if requested. Great tone and selectivity. View my Restoration Process for more information. 11"W x 8"H x 7"D. Was $250.00, now $200.00. (0098067)
Truetone Tombstone (1937). Model unknown. This six tube, three band tombstone features an unusual speaker with a pivoting lever in place of the normal voice coil. Originally a farm radio, this one has been cleverly modified to AC power, with the transformer and filters hidden in the battery box. Reception is very good up and down the BC band (the shortwave bands are there, but faint with the attached 10 ft wire antenna). The fanciful dial sports an outer-space motif, and lights up in colors when the set is on. Restored electrics, new lacquer finish in original tones and new replica grille cloth complete this unique radio. Shipping weight 22 pounds. $275.00. (0061072)
Tube Reference Books. RCA Triple Pindex. 1948. This handy book is used to help the technician, one to identify tubes using information in it, Shows tube base diagrams of over 475 different tubes, $7.50. RCA Reference Book, 1972. Shows receiving tube base, envelope and connection diagrams also has a directory of tube types and their interchangeability. Covers transistors and interchangeability of foreign tubes, $7.00. Thomas Sam's Radio Receiver Tube Replacement Guide 1938 to 1947. $8.50. (0302165)
Tube Tester Roll Charts. Has your old roll chart become tattered and worn from many years of use? Here's your chance to get a nice one to replace it. Free of wrinkles, smudges and tears. In new condition and made precisely for your tube tester. These will ship as printed matter, add $1.50. Heath 445-7, $7.00. Sylvania 228 CRT Adapter, $9.00. Triplet 3413, $9.00. (0302001)
TV-7D/U Tube Tester. Cleaned and tested. Like new inside. Includes all adaptors and both operator/maintenance manuals and extensive tube setting listings. Top of the line TV-7! $550.00. (0038102)
Two Tube Manuals. Each of these useful tube reference books is priced separately. First book: RCA Receiving Tube Manual, Series RC-22, 1963. In fair condition with no tears or markings inside, some writing on the cover, $7. Second book is #ETR-150 General Electric - Essential Characteristics for AM/FM radio & TV receiving tube ratings etc in that period. Spiral bound, 107 pages, $7.00. (0302012)

U S Radio 24 Cathedral (1933). I have always appreciated these smaller cathedral radios. They have a solid performance and take a smaller amount of space. This radio fits that to a "T." US Radio was a smaller maker from Marion, Indiana. I bought this radio from another collector who works on hush hush government electronics... so I know the restoration work is top notch. I have bought everything from him of interest because of the quality of work he puts into each set. True to form, this set is a terrific player! 15"H x 12"W x 7-1/2"D. $249.99. (0096378)
U.S. Radio 32A Cathedral (1932). SOLD! You are looking at a scarce and highly ornate "grand cathedral" radio from the early 1930's. The radio is stunning and large. This radio has a side switch for local and distance listening, making it a more effective receiver. Note the ornate artisanship in the elaborate use of multiple veneers. The set looks to have an American Walnut color, but I think the interior areas by the dials and knobs might be birds-eye maple. I have included and extra photo for your inspection. My technician has done a terrific job in returning the electronic performance to factory fresh levels. The filters are all brand-new and every cap too. He has aligned the tuner, and provided a safe power cord and plug. Enjoy the detail of this set, all the way to the floral knobs and I think you agree on the beauty of this set. 19-1/2"H x 16"W x 12"D. $279.99. (0096281)
Un-Cola (7-Up) Can Radio. Transistor radio 1980s. It is in very nice condition, working, no dents or scratches. $20.00. (0202072)
United States Radio 24A Cathedral. With excellent original finish and grille cloth. 100% rebuilt chassis plays strong and clear. $250.00. (0038183)
Universal "BB" Carbon Microphone. "Zenith" microphone is in very good overall condition. It has a great looking ring with original springs and sits on a period Deco stand. The original mic flag lettering says "Royal Radio" and must have been used for promotion either by a Zenith owned/sponsored radio station or in a radio store. This is a super nice display piece for the Zenith collector and certainly would look good sitting next to a 3R or a Zenith console. Swap for?? $750.00. (0080004)
Universal Radio Corp 716A (1936). You are looking a very fine radio that I believe someone has painted. The radio is a super "hot" chassis without any restoration work done here. The set is so original; it retains the factory supplied power cord and Bakelite plug. The set is a solid player and it would make an easy refinish job, should you want to make an easy project. 10-1/2"W x8"H x 6-1/2"D. $139.99. (0096379)
Unknown German Radio. Bakelite radio for parts or restore. Excellent cosmetics. $60.00. (0038199)
US Radio 3072 Cathedral (1931). This is a really nice example of this set. I'm sure it has been refinished sometime in the past. The radio cabinet is nice and tight with no damage. I powered the radio up and it came on and played. This is a real nice cathedral. $250.00. (0012119)
Utah A-100 Dynamic Speaker. SALE! From what read on the original hang tag the speaker and cabinet were sold separately. This unit is in beautiful condition inside and out. The like new speaker is so nice you may choose to display it outside of the cabinet. A replacement power cord was added, but otherwise it is completely original. I have no way to test it. The power supply is good and I'm getting about 260 ohms on the field coil. 13"W x 11-1/2"H x 8"D; very heavy weighing 22 pounds! Was $124.99, now $99.99. (0026418)

Venturer 2959 Portable (1972). This large radio features the following bands: AM/ CB/ SW1/ SW2/ FM/ TV1/ TV2/ AIR/ WB /PB/ CASSETTE PLAYER/ PA/ TAPE. Ferrite Antenna turning 360 degrees and a two way meter. The radio works great on all bands. It is an AC/DC radio operating on four D cell batteries or AC (Cord included). Originally it was sold at $250 plus S&H. A great buy now! It needs TLC. Special price for Radio Attic readers, including all packing and S&H (shipped by UPS)to US is only $129.00. (0055130)
Victor I Phonograph (1903). This is a beautiful Victor with its original finish. It has a 9" diameter horn and plays LOUD!!!! These external horn Victors play loud. I have polished and cleaned the cabinet and all hardware. I rebuilt and adjusted the Exhibition reproducer with all new gaskets and a new mica diaphragm. The motor has been cleaned and lubricated as well as the winding spring. These are beautiful machines; if you don't already have an external horn machine, you should get one,you will love it! This is a nice machine, and a nice size as it is a smaller machine. This one is as nice as they come and are steady going up in value. One record and 100 needles are included. 11"W x 11"D x 21"H. $1,495.00. (0062162)
Victor RE45 Console (1929). BC+Phono. This radio is the Big Daddy of the Victor R32 line! Priced at $275 when introduced in May of 1929, this set was certainly the centerpiece of a mansion many many years ago! The set features a 78 RPM Electrola under the top lid, fully restored and functional with a rebuilt pickup and original decals! Chassis is a two piece Neutrodyne unit with separate amp and power supply (that sold for $678 on eBay two years ago!) and has incredible bass and volume for such an early Radio. Cabinet has had a detailed restoration to bring out the many exotic veneers in the way they looked when the set was new! Restoring an RE45 is a huge project, and you'll never see another quite this pristine in working and cosmetic condition! Fully restored and Warranteed with original Instruction Booklet. 45"H x 28"W x 19"D. $1,700.00. (0010052)
Victor Victrola IV (1914). This little beauty has its original finish, and the quarter sawn oak cabinet is in excellent condition. The grain in these old oak Victrolas is gorgeous. The motor has been oiled and greased and runs quiet as a mouse. The Exhibition reproducer has been rebuilt and adjusted to make this old girl play and sound new again. I think all radio collectors should own a Victrola, as they are about the finest examples of real American craftsmanship as you will find. I love radios and I love these as well. This particular example has had a very good life, and comes to you in good shape. $325.00. (0062155)
Victor Victrola IX (1914). This player is the early style cabinet and still has its original finish in very good condition. The Exhibition Reproducer has been rebuilt useing new gaskets, mica diaphragm, and rub