|
|
|
|
|
|
|
We've sold 97 radios so far in 2010! Click here to see them! |
|
|
|
| Not all Radio Attic sellers are listed on this page. The Featured Sellers area highlights those sellers who regularly add new radios to their pages. If your favorite seller is not listed here, you will find ALL Radio Attic sellers listed on the Site Map. |
Bob Atchison
|
Gary Ball's Transistor Radios
|
Kenny Boyd
|
Richard Brill
|
Gene Bunnell
Jim Dennis
|
Roger Dillon
|
Gary Fletcher
SALE! |
Bob Horace
|
John Kaetz
Lew Magrish
|
Ben Martin
|
Ben Martin's Radio Library
|
Don Maurer
|
Keith Park
Ron Potter
|
Joseph F. Rebar
|
Nicolo Salerno
|
Paul Sanders
|
William Skaggs
Buzz Stone
|
Ernie Swartout
|
Mark Toppo
|
Leo Van Houten
|
Jim Wassell
See all Radio Attic sellers on the Site Map
|
|
SOLD! This great looking Air Castle radio features a very attractive Art Deco cabinet. It was a top of the line radio in 1937 and includes a tuning eye and push button tuning. This radio has been electronically restored. It plays and sounds great on AM and Shortwave bands. This hard to find radio is a real eye catcher and would be a great addition to any collection. Price includes S&I to the lower 48 states. $275.00. (0015141)SOLD! An absolutely stunning case is the highlight of this radio. Fully restored electronically with strong loud and clear AM reception. The pushbuttons work perfectly. The dial lens is crystal clear and the dial face is gorgeous. This is one of the nicest Airline radios I've seen. 11"W x 7"H x 6"D. $225.00. (0109039)SOLD! This was the top of the line radio offered by Airline in 1935. It's a 13-tube All Wave High Fidelity Radio. The cabinet has the original finish and is absolutely beautiful. This push pull audio, 13 tube radio sounds fantastic. The High Fidelity feature of this radio extends the frequency range from the normally found 200 to 8 kHz to 40 to 16 kHz; the tonal difference is dramatic. Crystal clear highs and really punchy bass, a real pleasure to listen to. It also features the classic movie dial display and a bright green tuning eye. The dial lights up by a bulb that projects through a piece of movie film which shows the stations call letters and their locations. It has stations from all over America that were on there air at that time. It really looks neat! The radio has been electronically restored and plays and sounds great on both AM and all of the Shortwave bands. I will gladly help with shipping and packing. Please contact me for an estimate. I have shipped many floor models. I will also hold for pick up. Don't miss the opportunity to own this extremely high quality radio. $550.00. (0015143) This radio is in good working order including the push buttons. There are no cracks, breaks or scratches but there are two small abrasions on the top front that can be seen in the picture. There is also a small piece of the dial cover decal missing between the 7 and 8. It can be seen in the picture that the copper grille cover is slightly oxidized. $30.00. (0095043) A very attractive Midget Metal cased four tube Radio designed for the kitchens. They came in various colors also. I decided to paint this Arvin a nice RED with Satin Black knobs. Knobs and dial plate are original and are in perfect condition. Reception is great using the provided length of wire for the antenna. Just a cute little radio. Click on my restoration Process for more information. 6-1/2"W x 5"H x 5"D. $155.00. (0098076)SOLD! Here is the opportunity to own a very rare radio. It is an Arvin that was a Special Promotional model for WJR in Detroit. This radio was a "give away" item that was used for contest and publicity. Very few of these radios still exist. As can be seen by the photos, the radio bears the WJR call letters and also its famous slogan, "The Goodwill Station of Detroit." The radio is in excellent original condition with no cracks or chips. It also plays very well with plenty of volume. This is a very hard radio to find. Truly a piece of American history that reflects the sentiment of America after World War II. $250.00. (0015142) 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. $899.00. (0096488) In the prime years of the radio age, there was no better maker of radios than Atwater Kent. They were sophisticated in the engineering, and determined to make the finest cabinets available. In this era, owning an Atwater Kent radio was a statement in prestige. They made a dramatic line of spectacular Grand Cathedrals, and this model was their response to the demand for smaller sets. This is a four-tube radio, and is AM band only. The consumer wanted smaller radios to add to smaller rooms, such as dens and studies, and this was everything that made A-K famous, with a smaller footprint. The radio is completely restored and ready to bring you all of the quality of Atwater Kent at a lower price and smaller size. 14-1/2"H x 12"W x 8"D. $459.00. (0096460) This beautiful miniature shortwave radio has a total of eight bands, AM/FM and six shortwave bands. The radio comes with its original box. This little marvel brings the entire world. We listen to Europe, South America and Australia! It operates on two AA batteries. This fantastic tiny radio was made in China. S&H is included in price. 4"H x 2-1/2"W x 3/4"D. $65.00. (0055192) This most unusual Bell & Howell shortwave radio features AM/FM/TV/ and seven shortwave bands. It is a real analog dialing masterpiece. Built in speaker and DX/local AM band selector, as well as FM and shortwave selector. Two AA batteries and 3VDC adapter are not included. The radio plays well on all bands. Price includes s&H. $45.00. (0055195)SOLD! A beautiful walnut Bakelite case and a wood grain metal grille highlight this Bendix AM/FM radio. Superb sound brought to life with a three-position tone control switch. Strong reception. Fully reconditioned electronically to give you safe, reliable service. 13"W x 9"H x 8"D. $180.00. (0109032) 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. $599.00. (0096463) This special and most unusual FM radio is only the size of a credit Card. I carry it in my wallet with all my credit cards. Amazing. The smallest radio 50 years ago weighed between 10 and 15 pounds; this one is less than an ounce! It works; instead of a speaker it has earphone. It was made in Japan. S&H included in the price of this radio. A fantastic radio technology of the 20th Century. The battery must be changed at least once a year. $41.00. (0055198) Great novelty radio manufactured by "Point of Purchase Displays." They used a Majestic chassis and a Bakelite cabinet. Fully restored and it plays loud and clear. All caps new and out of tolerance resistors replaced as well. Dial is reproduction, but looks just like original. New paint and decals. Don't confuse this with some 70's reproductions that look like it but are transistor AM/FM/Cassette sets in a poly plastic cabinet. This is the original five tube model from over 60 years ago! My warranty applies, click on link above for details.
These are starting to become more scarce as they make their way into Coca Cola collections around the world. 12 pounds. $650.00. (0100072) A beautiful, virtually flawless, rarely offered kitchen radio; this Bakelite set is a brilliant white and features a wind-up timer. The timer knob is on the left and the tuner and power/volume controls are on the right. It has a built in baking timer that works perfectly. The timer has a nice loud bell DING! Back in the early 50's, the Musical Chef was part of a promotion in that when you bought a Crosley appliance like a stove, washer, dryer, etc., the Musical Chef was given as a gift. Electronically restored to give you safe, reliable service. Strong AM reception that is loud and clear. 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $145.00. (0109033) Nice classic style table radio. The model and year is unknown. The case is in excellent condition with a good finish. The electronics have been restored and upgraded to last for many years. $115.00. (0002766) This miniature digital radio has a built in digital clock. The radio has AM/FM plus seven Shortwave bands. A total of nine bands. It has 2-3/4" speaker, it also has an additional earphone for personal listening. The radio operates on two AA batteries or 3V adapter, neither is included. The radio works well. It was originally sold at over $59.00. Our special Radio Attic price includes S&H. 4-1/2"W x 2-7/8"H x 1". $35.00. (0055194) Radio was such an important part of everyday life, there were sets made to display in every room. This set looks like a finely leather bound set of books. The radio has been well cared for over the years, with one small repair to the spine, where the cover opens. I had a professional bookbinder do this repair, which makes the worn area virtually invisible. At 11-1/4"W x 8"H x 7"D, This radio is perfectly designed to be used in an office or den. The radio has a complete restoration and plays great. The radio has a complete back, and is an outstanding example of a radio seldom seen. $359.00. (0096464) 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. $499.00. (0096467)SOLD! An absolutely stunning case makes this a stand out radio. Federal is an International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation Associate company. Strong reception across the AM band. Beautiful clear dial glass with clear, strong numbers. A tone control for your listening pleasure. One of the nicest Federal radios I've seen. A full electronic restoration will provide a safe, reliable radio. 12"W x 8"H x 8"D. $190.00. (0109035) This is one of the most distinctive of all of the earliest tombstone radios, yet it is an eight-tube and three band receiver. The radio has a dramatic Gothic feeling and this is a very nice, original, and complete example. The radio retains a nice factory finish with the correct speaker cloth and knobs. Most importantly, the radio has the metal plates, which lie below the volume and tone knobs. These are often missing. The radio was finely restored and plays in a very dramatic way. All of the needed repairs were made to assure you of years of great service. My technician has placed a fine silk reproduction power cord on the set with a Bakelite plug. This is a very large and heavy radio, with a tremendous transformer, and very heavy cabinet. Impressive at 22"H x 14-1/2"W x 12"D. $599.00. (0096462) This is great looking and playing mantel radio manufactured by General Household Utilities. As you can see, it has an unusual chrome grille with cutouts. The radio cabinet is original except for the top which had to be refinished to its original look. It has the original wooden back and resistor power cord. There are two capacitor steel boxes which have been replaced with state of the art capacitors. Resistors and tubes were checked and the radio was aligned for peak performance. Email for more pics and descriptions. $295.00. (0004243) Deco cabinet beautifully refinished. Radio is complete, but unrestored. Original grille cloth. Good looking radio! Hard part done, finish her up and have a great, quality radio. 18"H x 13"W x 9"D. $185.00. (0110012) The Jesse French & Sons piano Co. started making radios about 1928. Unlike some other cathedrals of the period, this stunning radio's cabinet is heavy and solid with thick panel construction. The cabinet has been refinished, but the grille cloth and knobs are original. The grille cloth is very unusual and in perfect condition. One of the tube shields is not original. It retains the original Jensen speaker and is otherwise all original down to the gold paint and power cord. The radio is not working properly because of the volume control which has been replaced. I have included a picture of the original control which will be included with the set. It is a conversation piece in itself. A dual pot with side mounted on/off toggle switch. One pot was part of the antenna circuit. A flap rotates and hits the toggle switch. The new switch is not compatible in this circuit. I can pick up stations with good clear sound, but the volume is fussy with poor control. You would have to alter the radio and I did not want to do that. It is being sold as is, but it is operational. Regardless this sought after radio is the best example I've seen a great display piece. 14"H x 9-1/2"W x 9-1/2"D. $699.99. (0026460) This handsome 1928 Lincoln convertable is a New Old Stock chrome and gold Solid State radio and is in the original gift box. The spare tires on each side are the controls for tuning and volume. $22.50. (0202103) This is from my own radio collection - a really nice Majestic Charlie McCarthy Novelty white Bakelite tube radio. This radio displays and plays extremely well. This famous "Charlie McCarthy" set with a metal figure perched on a ledge, was one of the first of many radios with popular figures on them. This painted Bakelite is in great condition containing no cracks or breaks and has been cosmetically restored. The figurine is original and has been repainted by a professional and best of all, the entire monocle is still there on Charlie. The chassis is clean and has been restored to its original playing condition. The back is a reproduction cardboard back. Email for more pictures of the case and chassis. 7-1/2"W x 6"H x 6"D. $995.00. (0004242) I am offering for sale this great looking miniature Bakelite radio. It's a really small size at 7-1/2"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D. It displays really well as it has great looking Art Deco design. This little radio plays great with a nice clear sound. The Bakelite cabinet is really mint with a great factory shine however there is one small hairline crack in the radio. I have included a photo of it and I have adjusted the price accordingly. I will ship this radio for a flat shipping and insurance rate of $10.00 anywhere in the lower 48 states. $65.00. (0015144) Great reception across the AM band and a nice case make this "propeller" a radio you'll want to listen to as well as display. Fully reconditioned as per my restoration philosophy listed below. 13"W x 7" H x 6-1/2"D. $130.00. (0109036) Here is the best guide to novelty radios available. Robert Breed shares his large collection and the book features color pictures, descriptions, sizes and value ranges for over 500 versions. This book will cover just about anything you can find out there. $35.00. (0052253) Here is another one of those "Twin sons of different mothers" This time, it's an Olympic 6-501W. I mean, we're talking darn near like brand new! Four of the five tubes are original! I had to replace one. It's been electronically restored and plays great! The back is in good shape, too! The case inside and chassis are very clean. The tube layout like its white twin (6-501) below is in good condition and on the inside of the case. Yep, it's clean off the Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" We're talking stratosphere-ic beauty! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $180.00. (0051318)SOLD! This Solid State AM/FM table top radio is working very well, sounds great too, and has a nice modern style Mahogany wood case. It does have a couple scratches on the top which you can see in the extra photo link. $39.00. (0002765) BC + 5SW. The 16B Baby Grand radio was one of three Philco model 16 sets introduced in June of 1933, the other two being the 16L lowboy and the 16X inclined sounding board model. It was the largest Philco Baby Grand and was their top of the line table set through June of the following year. The cabinet on this set has been restored using the correct toning lacquer as the original, and also featured the correct reproduction of the original grille cloth and the original knobs. The 11 tube chassis has also been completely restored including rebuilding of the two speed 8:1 and 60:1 tuning assembly, restuffing of all the Bakelite block capacitors including the ones in the tone control, new volume control and all the correct tube shields and correct original speaker. Performance is just fantastic! It was the best short wave set you could buy at the time unless you spent hundreds more on a Scott receiver or the like. Chassis also features a tuning shadow meter and 10W of undistorted output into its 8" speaker, Just a fantastic set! I have its twin in my own collection! 19-1/2"H x 16-1/2"W x 13"D. $675.00. (0010075) Both the clock and the radio work. There are no cracks or scratches on the radio; however, the finish is coming off of the clock dial. $40.00. (0095046) I can never remember... is it gray or grey? They say, "gray is a neutral, balanced, cool and conservative color" -- whoever "they" are. Wow! For once, you know what, "they" are right! This gray Bakelite radio is not painted; it's GRAY and, it is way cool! With a beautiful sun-burst dial that shines 24/7! Electronically tuned and aligned with and all six tubes checking out okay. Plays wonderful! Clean as a whistle inside and out! A real keeper on the ol' Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $210.00. (0051319) 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 was completely refurbished. All of the paper filters and caps replaced with state of the art brand new components. The tuner has was 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. $399.00. (0096495)SOLD! Cathedral with the "Shadow Dial." It has been well cared for over the years and has an excellent finish; the knobs and grille cloth are original. The power cord is a new cloth covered vintage style cord. It has been electronically restored and sounds great with a booming volume. 18"H x 15"W x 10-1/2"D. $215.00. (0002764) Long recognized as THE classic cathedral radio, the Philco 90 is a beauty. Designed by the famous Edward Combs, the "90" was the very top of the line. This nine-tube powerhouse is a tremendous super-het. The radio had the very latest technology, including automatic volume control, a dramatic improvement to earlier sets. The condition is very good, and it has all the factory-installed parts with the exception of the correct replacement speaker cloth. at 19"H x 17"W x 12"D, this radio has the size of the "Grand Cathedrals." My technician has done a complete and perfect restoration. The radio plays loud and clearly with an excellent level of selectivity. The radio has a fine silk reproduction replacement cord with a new Bakelite plug for your safe use. $659.99. (0096493) Beautiful, scarce version. Completely refinished original radio. Electrically restored, plays and picks up stations very well. Tube shield, copper cans and the original speaker are present. Just a small percentage of these were produced with the mahogany shell. Finished with lacquer toners and top coat. $450.00. (0110011) A hardwood case with a walnut finish along with deep, rich sound make this Golden Throat a radio you'll want to listen to every day. Excellent reception across the AM band with the installed loop antenna so you don't need any other antenna. Fully restored electronically to give safe, reliable service. 12"W x 7"D x 8-1/2"H. $145.00. (0109038) There were just over 7000 of these made in their short production run. This one is complete, and looks as though it was very lightly used, if at all.
Antenna looks mint. Exterior leatherette is starting to age and crack a bit. A museum piece.
21"W x 14"H x 7"D. $1,800.00. (0110010) A petite radio with a nice case and good reception across the AM band. This little radio will fit anywhere and display nicely. Electronically restored to give safe, reliable operation. 9"W x 6"H x 4"D. $75.00. (0109037) I am offering for sale this great looking Sentinel radio. What a neatly designed radio. This radio is absolutely in mint condition with no cracks or chips. This radio also plays very well, picking up stations strongly all across the dial. The really interesting thing about this radio is that the chassis is mounted upside down to accommodate its unique design. It's a real eye catching radio! Flat shipping rate for the lower 48 is $10.00 which includes insurance. $95.00. (0015145) This 64 year old metal midget is in operating condition. What flaws there are can be seen in the pictures. The selector knob is not original; the shape is right but the color is wrong. $50.00. (0095044) The radio is in good shape and plays well. The pictures show that the dial cover is a little less than perfect with what looks like glue along the top and a small crack on the underside of the cover. $25.00. (0095045) This unusual styled Sonora radio is a real eye catcher! It has been repainted the original color which is a deep maroon with a nice high gloss.
The chassis has been electrically restored with all capacitors being replaced and any resistors out of tolerance. This is a six tube AC/DC radio from about 1941 and plays well. As usual I give a 30 day unconditional warranty all you pay is the shipping. $150.00. (0107022) This fantastic Sony transistor radio is a 12 band shortwave radio. It was, also Sony's best. It was manufactured in Japan. It sold at $245.00. This one is also NIB, we sell it at only $110 plus S&H. It has a multilingual booklet included. It operates on two AA batteries or 3V adapter; neither is included. This radio is a Stereo. It features AM/FM/MW/LW and eight SW bands. Twelve bands in total. The radio plays well on all of the bands. 6-3/4"W x 3-1/2"H x 1-1/4"D. $110.00. (0055196) This radio is in NIB condition. It was made in Japan and features AM/FM and seven SW bands. It works OK. The radio has tuning lights for AM/FM bands. It also has built in speaker and analog tuning scale. S&H is included in price of the radio. $59.00. (0055197) This rare compact FM stereo is one that I have not found in the history of the Walkman documentation on the web. An early model number though makes this a rare find indeed. Complete with original Sony headphones, this works fine on two "AA" batteries. It has a belt clip and protected station selector dial to assure that your pick will stay tuned in no matter how active you become. A true collectible classic. $75.00. (0052251) 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. $499.00. (0096487) You are looking at the very top of the line and most sought after Stewart 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. (0096458) 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. $1,199.00. (0096461) This beautiful and working 12-band shortwave radio is our best seller. This is the last one from over 60 12-band shortwave radios. It operates on two AA batteries or a 3V adapter, both are NOT included. Our Special price on this last 12-band radio includes S&H. $39.00. (0055193) This is the highly collectible volume #1 from Marty & Sue Bunis. Hardly ever seen anymore, this out of print price and picture guide has tons of color pictures and descriptions from several collections. It is perhaps the best and easiest guide to use to identify radios. It is fun to compare how much the value of radios has increased since this book was published. $45.00. (0052255) Here is a terrific and hi-caliber table radio from a fine Los Angeles factory. Dramatic use of Maple and Mahogany veneers, embellish with a detailed cabinet. These sets are super players and this example is no exception. The finish and all other parts are factory original. A detailed multi-band dial pictured for your study. The radio was been completely serviced by my technician and a new power cord and plug were added for your safe use. The radio is a decent sized set at 14-1/4"W x 9-1/2"H x 8"D. $399.00. (0096466) Handsome vintage speaker. The model is unknown. This is a great looking and working speaker with a Mahogany case and a Birdseye Maple top. The back of the case matches the front. Good wire connectors. $115.00. (0002767) All of the people who regularly visit my pages, always hear me tout the quality of Zenith radios. The company was simply the most solid middle priced radio made in America. The set you are looking at is a great example of American made quality. Stable and sensitive in the reception and a fine response in sound quality are several of the proper adjectives to describe this set. Note the finely crafted wood knobs with the embossed Zenith logo, and the large black dial. In a darkened room, the radio springs to life with a bright backlit dial. The radio has received a complete and thorough restoration. This work includes replacing all of the filters and caps. The resisters and tubes were tested for factory fresh values. The tuner has been aligned for accuracy and a new cord and plug added for safety. This is a great set! 19-1/2"H x 14"W x 11"D. $399.99. (0096465) This rare AM/Shortwave radio is more of an item for a radio collector. It is not a everyday player; rather, a radio you play every now and then. Having said that, it plays loud and clear on all three bands and has been for ten years. The cabinet, chassis and faceplate are original to the set. The speaker, grille cloth and knobs are either a replacement or exact reproduction of the original item. The cabinet is just about as big as a "Walton" and has been restored to its original lacquer look. The speaker is a 8" speaker from that period of time. The radio has been electronically restored with all new capacitors, good tubes and resistors. It has been aligned according to specifications in the Zenith repair manual and it plays just fabulous. A rare radio for a good price. Email for more detail and pictures. $750.00. (0004244) BC + 2SW. This Classic Black dial Zenith is the most sought after and beautiful cabinet Zenith made! It features a stunning cabinet of Walnut, with Australian Laurel, quilted Maple and Tiger Oak highlights with toned striping and new correct reproduction grille cloth. Chassis was fully restored from a Virgin original, gold hammertone paint on a copper plated chassis with matching tube shields that gives incredible sound with the "Radiorgan" graphic equalizer of its time, six tone selections and six station pre-sets and silk smooth dial tuning with the classic green tuning eye! 41-1/2"H x 26-1/2"W x 15"D. $1,200.00. (0010073) BC + 2SW. This classic Black dial Zenith features the same gold hammertone paint on a copper plated chassis that the 7-S-363 uses but with a huge 12" speaker. The chassis gives incredible sound with the "Radiorgan" graphic equalizer of its time, six tone selections and six station pre-sets and silk smooth dial tuning with the classic green tuning eye! The cabinet for this model is a rare bird indeed; few Spinet style Zeniths were made and the 364 is quite hard to come by. The cabinet has multiple sections of solid maple hardwoods with a walnut veneer on the dial and front pillar sections for a grand looking appearance. 37"H x 29"W x 14-1/2"D. $950.00. (0010074) This is a superb playing, nine-tube version of the Zenith radio made famous by "The Waltons" TV show. It has the "Robot" dial, which means the dial front changes by turning the bandswitch. It also has motorized tuning for faster frequency changes. The radio has been electronically restored with all new capacitors, good tubes and resistors. It has been aligned according to specifications in the Zenith Repair manual and it plays just fabulous on all bands. The cabinet has been restored and refinished with lacquer. I purchased this cabinet ten years ago with a bad chassis. The knobs, chassis, and speaker were purchased separately. The speaker is not original but is an 8" speaker from that period of time. The knobs are a mixture of real and reproduction. The grille cloth is an exact reproduction. A good price for a fine radio. 23"H x 18-1/2"W x 15"D. $1,995.00. (0004245) Here is a scarce high tube count Zenith tombstone. The radio is a high-powered three-band receiver that contains nine tubes in a super-het circuitry, with superior performance. The radio is made of American Walnut and the finish is terrific. The radio has been thoroughly restored by my best technician, a lifelong Zenith collector. Every cap and filter was replaced and every other element checked for factory correct new specs. The tuner is aligned for accuracy and a fine silk cord and reproduction Bakelite plug added, so you can play this set like new. This is one special set! 22"H x 16-1/2"W x 15"D. $1,099.00. (0096469) This is Zenith's initial release of their famous Trans-Oceanic line. The radio is in nice condition and is equipped with the scarce map and station guide housed in the front pocket. The radio plays on all bands and has a clean battery box which uses nine D cells. Price includes batteries if you would like them. Initially introduced at $250 in 1958, you can have this nine transistor/eight band superstar for less than that today. $175.00. (0052247)SOLD! Billfold style Zenith from the early 1960's. Plays loud and clear. Very nice case. Dial lens is mark free and clear. Includes two Energizer Alkaline AA batteries. $60.00. (0109034)SOLD! Seldom seen mini table-top seven transistor radio that operates on six AA batteries. Exceptional sound from the 475 milliwatts of power coming from the 3-1/2" speaker. This model measures only 6-1/2" wide and still shines like in the showroom. It has gear reduced vernier tuning for ease of tuning those distant stations. Clean in and out, this offering includes the carrying case which has protected it well. $195.00. (0052246)SOLD! Just a spectacular powerhouse of a transistor radio. Performs as new and looks nice also. Clean cabinet and chassis, only showing light wear. All metal is dent free and bright gold. Full lettering on the back and the deep maroon cabinet make this a great looker also. $195.00. (0052252) Scarce tan version of the second generation of Zenith's first shirt pocket radio. This radio has been cleaned inside and out and is in fine working condition. It operates on two common AA batteries. A handful of quality radio components that produces a roomful of clear sound. 4-1/2"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D. $75.00. (0052254) This is the first of the leather-clad portables and one of the best performers. Many collectors use the 750 for their DXing pleasure because of the sensitive tuning and exceptional sound quality. This one has all of that and then some. Add the fact that the leather surface has somehow been protected from the usual wear and drying found on these and this is one you should not pass on. The bright gold grille is scratch free also. The handle is strong and the battery box is clean. All original example. What else could you want? $250.00. (0052248)SOLD! Nice looking and great sounding leather portable with eight transistors of pulling power. Plays for hundreds of hours on six "C" batteries. Genuine top grain cowhide surfaces are a beautiful brown, and all chrome surfaces are clean and free of pitting. Another well preserved all original example. $155.00. (0052249)SOLD! The first from a long line of "Navigator" radios Zenith produced, this one has the classic chrome grille and the reputation of being super-sensitive. These two band Navigator radios were used by pilots and sea captains alike to guide them along to their destinations. Now they are used by collectors to pull the toughest of stations in clearly. The performance of this one will please even the toughest critic while the condition of the leather cabinet will impress as well. Another all original classic. $175.00. (0052250) This example of an early 1950'c Zenith would be a wonderful addition to your collection or for decorating a period home. It plays just like new and looks almost new. There are no cracks, breaks, or repairs to the plastic cabinet. Even the wound plastic strip on the handle is in nice condition with no breaks. It has had all the capacitors replaced and any resistors that were out of tolerance replaced. Sounds and looks GREAT. $75.00. (0107021)|
You are visitor number 14672 to this page this year. |
|
|
Radios for sale
at the Radio Attic are offered by independent advertisers and not by the Webmaster.
Sellers are identified at the top of each page. You must directly contact
the seller to purchase a radio.
© 2000, 2010
the
Radio Attic
