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Bob Atchison
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Gary Ball's Transistor Radios
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Phil Bartells
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Richard Brill
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Gene Bunnell
Steve Dean
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Jim Dennis
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Al Guy
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Bob Horace
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Frank Karner
Stan Klippenstein
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Lew Magrish
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Jim Mann
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Ben Martin
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Ben Martin's Novelties
Ben Martin's Radio Library
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Wes Mayers
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Joe Meinhardt
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Wayne Rathan
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Joseph F. Rebar
Ken Ruggiero
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Nicolo Salerno
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Paul Sanders
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William Skaggs
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Ernie Swartout
Mark Toppo
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Leo Van Houten
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Jim Wassell
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This is an Abbotwares "Horse Radio." This radio is in very good condition, but has no bridle reins. It plays well on all stations with antennae. The base has the original rubber "feet" the correct knobs and the original Abbotwares emblem. It can be displayed without the reins until one can be found. If those items are found you have a $500 radio. $175.00. (0111044)SOLD! This is a gorgeous Aircastle set. It is SW and AM and plays great on both bands. As you can see in the pictures, the green eye tube has great output. A truly great radio to add to anyone's collection $375.00. (0012121) This is a good player and has a faded case. I cleaned it up, but it would benefit from a quality repaint. There is a nearly complete label on the bottom and some Arvin tubes inside. $110.00. (0111051) Of the three metal Arvin's that have sold on the Attic, two are this color (see price guide 2005-2009). The average sale price was $175 and mine appears to be the equal of any of the others. It has a complete label on the bottom and a near perfect cabinet. The radio plays very well and can be yours for $160.00. (0111050) These classy radios are scarce to find. Collectors prize them coming from the famed RPC Radio Company of Chicago. The craftsmanship of the cabinets show the extra effort in design with internals to match. This radio is a dual band five-tube super-het. The feature that offers distinctness is the unique dial, which is really special. Circling the radio dial are time zones around the world, especially of use in an era that shortwave offered a window to the world. That is how these radios gained the name, and the company shrewdly marketed them as such. My tech has done a fine job restoring the radio to the factory specs. the radio is fully aligned and ready to play. Note the fine reproduction cotton/silk power cord and plug for your safety. This radio will delight you. 18-1/4"H x 14-1/4"W x 9"D. $399.00. (0096554) This is one of those rare finds that would have to be new in the box to be nicer. The marbleized brown Bakelite cabinet still retains the original high gloss shine, and it's perfect right down to the decal. I've personally never seen one with the decal still intact. The grille cloth and knobs are original and also perfect. The only imperfections I can find are a light spot of discoloration in the dial and fine hairline cracks in the push buttons. The push buttons are complete, solid and all of them work. I'm not willing to try removing the buttons to get the chassis out for servicing. The radio has clean sound, but there is a background hum. I will include station tabs to match radio stations in your area past or present. 10"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $349.99. (0026479) The clock has been cleaned and serviced and kept perfect time over a five-day period. The radio has seven transistors and plays very well. This is a pre-1962 unit. Includes original box that is in excellent condition. The knob on the sleep button is broken but this minor defect does not detract from the beauty/playability of this unit. $50.00. (0109077)SOLD! Project! This Coronado is a Holy Grail of our radio-collecting hobby and is hands down one of the premium designed sets of the 1940's. It's a cream-colored factory-painted Bakelite commonly referred to as the Coronado Racetrack Radio due to its blue and clouded white oval front that resembles a racetrack. The volume and tuning knobs are beautiful and original and match the oval's color. Over the years, many collectors mistook the blue handle, knobs, and oval to be Catalin. What I do know is that this set is one of the best selling radios in the hobby. The case is virtually un-improvable. The chassis needs work, as my pictures will show. The interior displays some rust that should be removed by the buyer and the caps will have to be replaced and the tubes tested. Lastly, the 4" speaker either needs to be re-coned or replaced. The set's output transformer is fine. For display purposes, the set is shelf-ready! If you want to play it, you'll have to tackle the work. I simply do not have the time. If you google the make and model number, you'll get numerous hits proving the sets popularity and beauty. Book value ranges from $300-$400. Opinion: Don't hesitate on this one. $179.00. (0104050) Detrola made some of the best looking radios during the 30's and this little cathedral is no exception. Cathedral sets with airplane dials are very hard to find and this one is just beautiful. The cabinet has been refinished, but it retains the original grille cloth and knobs. It is in excellent condition and it still has the paper schematic label on the base. The inlaid marquetry really makes this a striking display piece. The chassis has been serviced and it plays well. I got lots of stations on AM, but heard next to nothing on SW. Only 12"H x 7-1/2"W x 6-1/2"D. $399.99. (0026481) Scarce and with all the quality, this Edison-Bell cathedral will soon be your favorite. The radio is a five-tube broadcast model, with a smaller footprint than many sets. Detailed in the veneers, the radio displays and plays well. The radio was serviced by my technician, and will offer many decades of service. The circuit is a super-het with a fine level of selectivity. These smaller sets were used in dens and bedrooms, and offer a room sized level of volume. 16"H x 14-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. $499.00. (0096499) This nice little set is in excellent cosmetic condition with no cracks, chips or deep scratches. It has been electronically restored and sounds great. $149.50. (0002792) These tiny sets seldom show up in perfect condition, but this one is pretty close. There is one 1/4" stress crack on the bottom as shown. Otherwise there are just some tiny edge chips here and there. The ivory Plaskon has some white specs and one darker on the left side. These are molded in the Plaskon and probably have always been there. In addition, the cardboard back is complete and in excellent condition. The knobs, grille cloth and power cord are original. Overall the radio displays like new. The chassis has been restored and the set plays great. 6-1/2"W x 5"H x 3-1/2"D. $199.99. (0026482) This Emerson is called the "Sunburst." This particular set plays loud and clear. There is a small dent in the top; the mark is so small the camera won't show it. It could have gone unmentioned. Surely shouldn't cost much to ship this one. $140.00. (0111047) This is a tiny little radio with big radio sound. Strong volume as well as excellent reception across the AM dial. Bright, clean & shiny walnut plastic case with a nice looking, like new grille cloth. A cute little radio. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable operation. 8-1/2"W x 5-3/4"H x 4-1/2"D. $135.00. (0109082) This is a child's record player that will help youngsters learn to read while they listen to one of the three included story records. This player is clean and works perfectly. I have installed a new needle. $34.00. (0002793) Beautiful white Plaskon five tube AM only radio. Cabinet is in very good condition with a great sound across the entire dial. Weak tubes, power cord and capacitors have been replaced. Tube layout label in place. 12"W x 8"H x 7-1/2"D. $100.00. (0039157) This is a rarer model of a very desired series from the early 1930's. The radio is an interesting use of various veneers and geometric grille design. Many people describe the style as Deco. The radio is all original, with all of the factory supplied parts. The radio has been completely restored with the finest replacement electronics. The radio is a very strong and stable playing set with a brand new reproduction power cord and plug for your safe use. The radio is impressively sized at 13-1/4"W x 9-1/4"H x 9"D. $299.00. (0096553) Most of the radios we offer come from private estates of older radio collections such as this GE. This shouldered tombstone is in beautiful all original condition. The grille cloth and Bakelite knobs are perfect. The chassis has been serviced, with good reception on both AM and SW bands. It is ready to display and enjoy. 20"H x 16-1/2"W x 11-1/2"D. $299.99. (0026480) Beautiful "Wings" AM/SW radio. Nice finish, with original grille cloth and great Tenite face plate and push-buttons. Power cord, weak tubes and most capacitors have been replaced. Nice sound and a classic look. Additional pictures available. 17"W x 11"H x 8"D. $300.00. (0039158) This is a coveted model in the Grundig line. Perhaps this is due to the incredible sound from its huge speakers! Or perhaps it's due to the size and beauty of these magnificent radios, with its four Shortwave bands! This 5088 is a beauty, and it is an Export model designed for the USA, so the writing is all in English and the FM covers the full 88-108 band. We've gone thru the chassis, did all the things that one should do, and it performs well on all bands. We should note that the FM tends to drift during warmup. The finish is the most popular dark high-gloss finish, the dial glass is original and beautiful, as are the back, speakers, etc. Please note the beautiful speaker cloth is pictured without flash. We all know flash can make an average cloth look good; I prefer to take photos without flash so you see it as you will see it in your home. Please feel free to ask questions, or for more photos. $625.00. (0113009) Ca. mid 50's nine volt battery operated radio. This set is in near flawless condition and plays very well. I'll include the original battery, unless you don't want it. Judging from Attic sales the Kettle is less common than most of the Guild sets. $160.00. (0111048) This really very rare and unusual AM clock radio was manufactured just after World War II. The radio and the clock work good! There were very few made. Those radios are considered very collectible and therefore expensive, because of their very limited quantity. Price does not include $25.00 S&H&I within US. My special price for this beautiful Bakelite radio is only $150.00. (0055216) Here is a highly decorative Deco styled radio from the famous Majestic Radio Corp. The powerful seven-tube chassis was surely deluxe for its day. The radio is an AM only (one-band) receiver in dramatic original condition. Please study my photos and enjoy the carvings along the side of the front and the Deco enameled painted highlights. I have been an active collector for decades and I have never seen this radio before and to find one in this good of condition, a super find! The radio has been completely restored by my technician and is a super playing and sounding set. Every detail has been given to such a great radio. 19"H x 18"W x 12"D. $699.99. (0096564) This late 1940's Philco Bakelite and Tenite Grille is one of my very favorite designs from the era, due to the inverted station dial to the fire-engine red dial pointer. This set is working and shelf-ready. This set is in my project radio section so it might eventually need recapping, but the set is currently working great and display-ready. As shiny as it gets. $100.00. (0104054) Beautiful brown Bakelite AM radio. Great sound and look. Recapped and ready to go. 12"W x 7"H x 8"D. $100.00. (0039159) I've only seen this plain little radio in this brown color. The cabinet is in pretty much flawless condition. The reception is very good on any local station. $39.00. (0111049) This nice RCA Bakelite radio has six tubes; it works and looks good! Naturally, because of its age, has only one AM band. Price does not include $25.00 S&H within US. Our special price for this beautiful RCA radio is only $75.00. (0055217) This RCA's cabinet has some paint chips. It is an excellent candidate for a shiny new paint job. Everything else about the radio is just fine. $75.00. (0111042) Here is a beautiful example of a modern design from RCA. This radio has six tubes and plays just like new, receiving stations all across the broadcast band. I have replaced all the capacitors and any resistors and tubes that didn't test like new. This radio needed to be re-painted and I mixed the colors myself of automotive lacquer to achieve the exact color of the original knobs. Sorry but there is no back cover on this radio. This wonderful radio is priced very nicely at $100.00. (0107027)SOLD! A beautiful case with exceptional reception makes this radio a super buy. You'll like the strong volume and the radio/phono jack. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable operation. 12"W x 7"H x 8"D. $135.00. (0109075)SOLD! This is a rarely offered RCA Little Master AM radio with exceptional reception and a beautiful case. Crystal clear glass dial lens. Magic-Loop internal antenna. Fully restored electronically for safe operation. RCA made five Little Master radios: Little Master, Little Master A, Little Master II, Little Master III, & Little Master IV. You'll be happy with this rarely seen radio. 11"W x 7"H x 7"D. $185.00. (0109079) A truly nice looking radio with the basket weave grille that really sets it off. It has a lighted dial. It's been restored and sounds good and is working great. The case is in real nice condition with no chips or cracks. $145.00. (0002794) The chassis# is 132-840. This radio does not appear anywhere in the Attic listings. This unusual, if not rare, set plays well up and down the dial. The case is in very good, unchipped condition. The dial is behind the grille at the top. It only shows when the set is turned on. $150.00. (0111046) This is a gorgeous Bakelite post war relic that shows the "streamlined" motif of the late thirties and early forties. This particular model even has a curved "waterfall" style dial glass (yes, glass not plastic). Remember that anything manufactured in 1946 was actually designed at or before 1941. Everything went on hold for the war. I am not sure if they ever sold this model unpainted or not but when I stripped the old paint off, it revealed a beautiful pristine natural black/brown marble pattern that is just too nice to cover up, so I polished it up and here it is. The radio has been completely restored, all new capacitors; the tubes and resistors replaced where needed and aligned for best performance. Above all, my guarantee applies. It plays loud and clear and picks up several stations with the internal antenna. The last shot is a close up showing the detail of the finish. Minor flaws: The back has the very top part broken off but the antenna is intact. There was a very small chip (about 3/8") on the very bottom of the right "foot." It has been repaired with brown epoxy. There was never a crack. $155.00. (0100086)SOLD! An eight-transistor Sony from the 1960's. Excellent reception. Earphone jack works. Very nice mark free case. Includes new Alkaline batteries. $60.00. (0109078) This most unusual radio was bought at a radio show in Europe in 1985. It works well on one 9 volt battery (included). We think it was a home made radio, since there are no others like it (this is the only one we have ever seen in our many years working with all kinds of radios)! Special price for Radio Attic, including S&H, is $58.00. (0055214)SOLD! Beautiful, shiny case. Clear dial lens with strong numbers. Excellent reception on the AM band. Original knobs and back with an internal loop antenna. Dial light highlights the numbers with a nice glow. Electronically restored for safe, reliable operation. You'll like this petite radio. 10"W x 7"H x 6"D. $165.00. (0109080) This radio is known as the "refrigerator." It is fine cosmetically and plays well also. There is no H-127 on the Attic's 2005-2009 price guide. There is an H-128 (1948) white for $160, an H-126 (1945) white for $250 and another H-126 for $90, The guide doesn't speak to condition. They all appear very good. This one is brown, as you can see and in good condition. It displays well. A bargain at $175.00. (0111043) This is a real beautiful radio; it is in a mint condition. It looks like it just left the factory. It has four bands, AM/FM/AIR/PBS. It operates on AC/DC. It features three knobs and squelch control knob. It was made in Japan. It looks great and works perfect. S&H (within continental US) is included in price of this great collectible radio. $51.00. (0055215)SOLD! This Zenith tabletop from the late 1940's is a great player with even greater design elements, from the large brass dial pointer to the "Bullseye" red light that tells you when the set is on. This radio relic is from my "project" radio section, but other than some slight noise in the volume control (easily remedied with cleaner spray), this set is UN-IMPROVABLE, and condition is everything! A classic Zenith, complete with clean original back, original Zenith knobs, and grille cloth. Hurry, it won't last. Please read my perfect customer feedback and testimonials below. PayPal preferred for prompt delivery. $100.00. (0104052) This set plays well and is in awesome overall condition. It needs nothing, so it is yours to play or display. The 5-D-811 does not appear on the Attic price guide and may be more scarce. I will go by what is listed as a price on the 2005-2009 guide as the 5-D-810Y yellow. $115.00. (0111045) Beautiful Zenith table model. This is a five tube AM and SW set that gets excellent reception on both bands. Knobs are repros from Alan Jesperson at Great Northern. Set has a replacement speaker. A really nice table model for your collection! $325.00. (0012122) Nice Zenith table radio, five tubes with shortwave. Radio looks great; has had some small repairs on the grille and the speaker isn't original to the radio. Radio plays great on AM and SW. A beautiful little set! $235.00. (0012120)
