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Addison 5 (1940) This wood radio plays great and is in good condition. $550.00. (0370120)
Addison 5 Catalin This is a very nice Addison Catalin radio. It appears kind of yellow but might actually be the pistachio if sanded down to its original color (Catalin fades over time but can be renewed by sanding to expose a new surface). Built around an "All American Five" tube design, it is noted for the beautiful swirled finish in the Catalin, unmatchable in today's plastics. The radio covers the AM Broadcast band and 6-15 MHz on two bands. The electronics have been restored and the radio plays nicely. The cabinet is without blemishes, cracks or repairs, absolutely perfect. A finer example of this radio does not exist. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $1,899.95. (1080003)
Addison 5 Catalin This is a very nice "Black" (although it looks kind of green) Addison Catalin radio. Built around an "All American Five" tube design, it is noted for the beautiful swirled finish in the Catalin, unmatchable in today's plastics. The radio covers the AM Broadcast band and 6-15 MHz on two bands. The electronics have been restored and the radio plays nicely. The loop antenna on the back was broken and is mounted with zip ties but works well. The cabinet is without blemishes, cracks or repairs, absolutely perfect; the grille cloth is not original. A finer example of this radio's cabinet does not exist. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $1,799.95. (1080004)
Addison A2E "Baby Addison" This baby Addison is a rare painted set. It retains the original shiny off white/cream factory finish over a peanut butter colored Bakelite cabinet. There are no chips, cracks or damage whatsoever to the cabinet (which is rare). The knobs are original to the radio and are brown Bakelite painted with the same off white/cream color. There are a few minor chips in the paint (I included a picture of he most significant paint loss by the waterfall grille cover). I would be glad to provide additional pictures on request. The dial face has a cool contrasting peanut butter and white color combination. The face is in nice condition with no dial pointer scratching. It has a spot of adhesive for the plastic dial face, but it is completely out of sight when the chassis is in the set. It has all the original factory labels on the bottom. It is rare to find an example of this baby Addison in this condition. If you are an Addison collector, this set is a must. If you are a collector of sets of this era, this will be a cornerstone piece in your collection. You will get a load of compliments from this set. It plays with a speaker hum. $550.00. (1210006)
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. (0860012)
Admiral 15-D5 (1940) Deco and extremely nice, this one was repainted in the original cream color. Outstanding dial, RetroTronics back. Has been serviced and plays well. $300.00. (1260034)
Admiral 20-A6 "Bullet" (1939) SOLD! An excellent condition Deco Admiral in a bullet shaped case with its original showroom shine. The case is without any damage like cracks, chips or hairline cracks, just a scratch or two. Beautiful brass escutcheon with distinctive red and gold dial. The radio is playing loudly and clearly tuning in all my local stations, and many distant stations at night. Model number stamped on the bottom. 1939 produced some of the greatest radio designs ever. 12"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $139.00. (1150159)
Admiral 23A6 (1940) BC. This is one stunning looking little Admiral! Much like its name, it is top of the line in its cabinet with the finest of burled Walnut with patterned highlights and inlayed detail on the grille bars that you rarely find on these little table sets. The chassis sports a handsome backlit dial that tunes the broadcast band with an internal antenna. 15"W x 9"H x 7-1/2"D. $275.00. (0100072)
Admiral 4L20A (1958) Admiral offered this set in a variety of colors. The gold knob inserts are missing, but otherwise it is complete with original cardboard back and power cord. The cabinet has some damage. There is a 3/4" edge chip above the tuning knob and a small chip at the far left corner. There is surface wear on the top and damage along the top back edge. It is clean and complete inside. The radio played well when tested. Despite the flaws it still displays fine; offered as-is. 8-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $29.99. (0260511)
Admiral 4L2A (1958) Cute little Mini four-tube set plays on AM. The nice case is gray plastic; it's in excellent condition and has no chips or cracks. It plays strong and is working very well. 8-3/4"W x 6"H x 5"D. $54.50. (0020900)
Admiral 5-J22 (1951) Brown Bakelite. All complete with back; good condition. Untested. $50.00. (0370031)
Admiral 5C41 Nice little black AM broadcast five tube set, works very well. Black plastic and gold trim. 10"W x 5-1/2"H x 6"D. $57.50. (0020894)
Admiral 5S21AN Like new. Plays. $30.00. (0110009)
Admiral 6T04-5B1 (1946) This nice Admiral has five tubes and two bands: AM and Met. It has following large glass tubes: 12SA7, 35Z5, 50L6, 12SQ7 and 12SK7. The radio does not work now; I think, it needs a new electric cord. Since it does not work now, I will sell it cheap, for Radio Attic readers only. The same radio working would sell for over $200.00! $50.00. (0550225)
Admiral 6Y18N (1949) A beautiful portable Admiral that has excellent AM reception with the internal antenna. The case is very nice. The metals are not rusted or broken. It is fully restored electronically & works on house power. The batteries are no longer available for this radio. These radios are hard to find in this nice condition as they were moved around a lot. 14"W x 11"H x 5"D. $179.00. (1090272)
Admiral 7T10 (1947) A beautiful charcoal/black case, a nicely lit dial, a crystal clear dial lens and fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. Superb AM reception with the Admiral "Super Aeroscope" built-in antenna. Wonderful room filling sound. 13"W x 8-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $189.00. (1090281)
Admiral Pocket Transistor Y701R (1968) A gently used Admiral with the earphone, instruction sheet and box. A very nice shirt pocket radio with Admiral quality. Uses a common 9-volt battery. 3-7/8"H x 2-3/8"W x 1-1/8"D. $45.00. (1090186)
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. (0750005)
Air Castle 2002 Bed Lamp Radio (1940) Walnut Bakelite. It has been electronically restored and works very well. Additional photos show two very small and repaired cracks. The hanger brackets are missing but would do well on a night stand. $74.00. (0020595)
Air Castle Tombstone (Model Unknown) SOLD! I've had this set for a decade now and need to make room. I like this set primarily because of its case design, which features two stars on the top corners of this two-tone wooden cabinet. This rare three-band radio has five tubes and plays well with an external antenna wire. The brass escutcheon highlights and defines a beautiful period station locator. Act fast. $135.00. (1040092)
Air King 4604-D (1946) Completely rebuilt chassis. This is a broadcast and shortwave set that plays nicely. Good solid cabinet. $185.00. (0380264)
Air-Way 61 (1925) DC receiver. Completely rebuilt and plays very well with plenty of clear stations. Includes six good tested tubes and excellent hookup markings and labeling. Very nice solid walnut cabinet and unusual resistance coupled design with no audio transformers used. Manufactured in Toledo, Ohio. $295.00. (0380255)
Aircastle 6110 (1939) You are looking at a fine radio. Marketed by Aircastle, which was the name used by the Chicago based Spiegel catalog. Aircastle was a company brand and likely was a contract manufacturer built radio. The radio is a highly stylized model with a deco cut out grille and six push button presets. The finish is factory original in very nice shape. The radio is a very reliable six- tube model and uses a new bright green tuning eye that correctly opens and closes as you fine tune the stations. This is a fine receiver and it has all of the factory installed parts. My tech has done a complete repair of this radio, returning it to the factory original specs. The radio has a brand new power cord and plug, for your safe use. This is the first one of these radios offered on the "Attic" in a decade, and is sure to be a prize to a collector. 19"W x 11"H x 11"D. $399.00. (0960718)
Aircastle 6128 (1938) Made by Sparton, and is a brother of the Sparton "lobster" radio. Seven tubes (one an eye tube); three-band radio. Bright eye tube is inverted, due to the dial cutout, unusual on US sets. Plays well, new power cord, in an exceptionally beautiful cabinet. Finished to a gloss, silky smooth finish. 20"W x 11"H x 11"D. $995.00. (1100131)
Aircastle Radio Aircastle (model unknown), circa 1939. Classic streamlined styled table radio, all around in very good condition, looks and sounds great. Electronically restored for many years of good service. $225.00. (0020768)
Airline 04BR-512A (1940) Nice tiny Airline Bakelite radio made for Montgomery Ward. Serviced by our shop. Sounds really good. Paint has small fleabite chips. Has a good little slide rule dial. Knobs original and nice also. Really cute. 8"W x 5-1/2"H x 4-1/2"D. $90.00. (1230010)
Airline 04BR-513A (1941) Project! This strong Art Deco design radio is in near mint condition. The brown/black tiger-striped casing has no breaks, cracks, or scratches. It plays well with a slight hum. The pushbuttons work and retain their station call letters. The AC cord needs to be replaced, alas the "project" label. A wonderful example of early radio and priced right. $95.00. (1040091)
Airline 177 Tombstone (1936) Here is a neat tombstone from Montgomery Ward. Made by the famed Chicago based Wells-Gardner factory, these sets were some of the very best of the era and were Ward's top of the line models. Note the highly styled dial with both station and numbers. These dials were an exclusive by Well-Gardner. This particular one is a seven tube super-het, and plays on Broadcast and Shortwave. The radio cabinet is in good condition, I believe an older refinish. The radio sports the Deco pin-wheel knobs and a original speaker cloth. The radio was an easy repair for my technician. He has replaced the defective components and those prone to failure. The result is amazing with a high degree of selectivity and plenty of punch. This radio is sure to delight. 17"H x 15-1/4"W x 11-1/2"D. $279.00. (0960777)
Airline 351 (1938) These were made for Montgomery Wards by Belmont. The marbleized brown Bakelite is nice with minor flaws, but no cracks or chips. The dial has a repaired crack just below 55. The power cord and grille cloth are correct period style replacements, but it retains the original knobs and push buttons. The push buttons are all functional. The station tabs are new old stock originals and all period Chicago stations. One of the best examples of machine age design that looks great from any angle. The radio has been serviced and plays well. 10-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $199.99. (0260545)
Airline 62-318 (1936) "Movie Dial" BC + 2SW. This is one of the famous Airline movie dial sets made by Wells Gardner. These sets have a very complex and ingenious tuning mechanism that uses a drum with 35mm film on it imprinted with the dial scale and stations that are then projected onto the front dial glass and move from one side to the other as the drum is turned. Each band is in a different color and the tuner also features a fine and coarse adjustment with a tuning eye and dial indicated tone and volume controls. The chassis is a stunning chrome plated unit with wrinkle painted components in excellent condition and looks as good inside as the cabinet does outside. This is a rare opportunity to own one of these unique and spectacular sets in a table top model, of which there were very few compared to the consoles. 22"W x 13"H x 10"D. $575.00. (0100081)
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. (0610042)
Airline 62-501 (1938) This is the smallest Belmont-made Airline of all, only 9-1/2W x 7"H x 5"D. Radio plays loud and clear from an earlier restoration. I checked it all over and it is good to go for many years to come. Unpainted Bakelite cabinet has no cracks, chips or dings at all, it shows nice swirling. About 9 pounds packed. $150.00. (1000151)
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. (1050005)
Airline 74WG-1509 (1947) A beautiful chocolate/brown Montgomery Wards "Airline" brand AM radio. Superb reception with the internal antenna and six-tube circuit. A crystal clear dial lens that lights nicely for night use. The 4" x 6" speaker puts out great sound quality. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 13"W x 8"H x 7"D. $185.00. (1090280)
Airline 811 Cathedral (1931) SALE! You are looking at a monster of a "Grand Cathedral." This is one of the very earliest super-hets. The radio is so early, it does not yet have automatic volume control, so it is dated around 1931-32. The radio is a very well made seven-tube receiver. The condition is decent, with replacement speaker cloth installed. The radio displays well, with a small area of repaired veneer on the very back edge of the arch. The repairs are effective and not really noticeable. The radio has been completely restored by my tech, and plays well with the replacement of the filters and caps, as needed. With the tuner alignment and fresh power cord and plug, you should enjoy listening to this monster. 18-1/4"H x 16-1/2"W x 11-1/2"D.Was $299.00, now $269.00. (0960641)
Airline 84BR-1517A (1948) A beautiful Montgomery Wards Airline AM radio with excellent reception using the internal loop antenna. Their is no need for an external wire antenna. The case is beautiful along with a lighted, crystal clear dial. The push-buttons operate properly. Restored electronically for safe, reliable daily use. 14"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $165.00. (1090182)
Airline 93BR-508A (1939) Here is a cute little Deco Bakelite set from the late 30's. Radio has been restored inside with new caps and all parts and tubes checked and replaced as necessary; plays loud and clear with its own loop antenna, my guarantee applies. There is a hairline crack on the left side at the bottom, but it has been professionally repaired on the inside, guaranteed not to spread. The cabinet is natural brown/black swirl Bakelite and it shows off nicely. No other cracks or chips. See my note above about the pushbutton presets. About 9 pounds packed; compact for a five tube set at 10"W x 7"H x 6"D. $155.00. (1000159)
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. (0250125)
Airline WG-1804 (1946) BC. This Montgomery Ward set was built by Wells Gardner and has been in my collection for about 25 years now. This handsome little set has a solid walnut cabinet and a backlit dial that tunes the Broadcast band with its own internal antenna. 14"W x 8-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $125.00. (0100078)
Alco Midget Radio (Japan) This is another rare version of the popular 60s Japanese midgets. Five tubes; inspected, new AC cord, other was brittle. Very small dent front bottom of plastic chrome and small hairline bottom right corner (almost undiscernible). Plays very well; a neat seldom seen version. 6-1/4"W x 4-1/4"H x 4"D. $85.00. (0080107)
Allied Electronics Catalog 940 1993 catalog, 1048 pages. $14.00. (3020546)
Allied Engineering Manual & Purchasing Guide No. 750 1975; 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. $10.00. (3020547)
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. (3020548)
American Bosch 420 (1935) 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. $249.00. (1030001)
Americana AM Cube Radio Real cute 3" square cube AM radio. Case is very nice. Box is nice and has instruction sheet. Plays very well. Uses a 9 volt battery. Made in China. 3"H x 3"W x 3"D. $19.99. (1230159)
Angelus Cathedral (1930) This Angelus radio was made by Electronic Research Labs. The Attic's Lew Magrish researched this obscure company and his findings can be found on his Attic page. More can be found on the web by searching on "Angelus tube radio." The one herein described is "model unknown," and fractionally smaller than the one in the Archives. Our antique electronics expert has returned the chassis to like new and a copy of the work order is available for your records if you want it. The cabinet is as beautiful as the picture suggests. 17-1/2"H x 15-1/2"W x 10"D. $750.00. (1110098)
Antique Car Transistor Novelty Radio NIB Stock #3401. Made in Japan (probably 60s) This is not the cheap plastic replica made later in 90s. Made of die-cast METAL, this beauty is top quality with all original packing and instructions. Works great, guaranteed as advertised. $95.00. (0080100)
Antique Wireless Galvanometer SOLD! Nice antique English galvanometer very similar to that used by Mr. Marconi for his early work. This version has three terminals so there must be both high and low reading circuits. I was able to get it to work by connecting a battery between the 2nd and 3rd terminals. I did not get anything with the first terminal. Beautiful piece! $95.00. (1160027)
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. (0380219)
Arlington Radio (post-War) Can't find this one in any book though Stein tells me Arlington was actually manufactured by Warwick Radio. In any event, this little post-War radio has no breaks or cracks and has been electronically restored to tune and play very well. (JC316) $45.00. (1170172)
ARRL Handbook (1987) Good condition. $18.00. (3020554)
ARRL Handbook (1988) 65th Large Edition; hard cover, excellent. $18.00. (3020568)
Arrow Cathedral Style Replica Made by Arrow of Hong Kong. The radio is a 9-volt radio and works. The back of the radio is the battery cover. Battery not included. $15.00. (1110086)
Artone 6-606 Portable This AC/DC portable was offered by affiliated Retailers Inc. in the New York Empire State Building. It is a six-tube set dating from around 1941. Radios made under the Artone name are rare. This is an attractive portable with imitation snake covering and marbleized plastic face panel. The plastic has some distortion, but otherwise it is in remarkable original condition. The resistance line cord has been cut, but otherwise appears complete. It does have the schematic for battery hook up on the lid. The radio has not been restored or tested. 13-1/2"W x 9-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $89.99. (0260518)
Arvin 243T Metal 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. (1110051)
Arvin 243T Metal Midget (1948) Tiny metal set with original leaf green paint that looks nearly new. Radio plays loud and clear from an earlier restoration and my guarantee applies. The paint has a tiny touch up on the rear upper corner about 3/4" long. Other than that the cabinet is flawless. You can tell the paint is original, a factory stamp is still visible on the back. About 7 pounds packed; tiny at 6-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $125.00. (1000154)
Arvin 2581 (1958) Offered is a mechanically restored tabletop radio; nice reception, clear and strong signal. All tubes replaced with NOS on this baby. Capacitors replaced, as usual. Cabinet beautifully restored. This set has no marks or scratches; only few spots on white grille has worn a little thin, but does not detract at all from its beauty. Shows wonderfully. Great for office. $166.50. (1280003)
Arvin 440T (1950) White metal case with a few flea bites and no back, Radio plays well. $75.00. (0950011)
Arvin 441T "Hopalong Cassidy" This is the "Rearing Horse" Hopalong Cassidy radio. I have had this radio many years and just recently got a reproduction back for it. Also please note it has the "lariatenna." It comes with the brochure for your reading. Be sure to read the brochure so that you plug your set in and stretch your lariatenna out just as Hopalong tells you to. As our policy dictates, we sent Hoppy to our antique radio expert. You will be able to safely play this one and know it will perform loud and clear for years. Ask for a copy of the work order #24217. Let this be an addition to your collection for $425.00. (1110106)
Arvin 444A Ca. 1946. This radio was completely serviced 6/28/2010 by my antique radio man. Wiring was redone as needed and a new line cord added. Worn parts were replaced. A copy of the repair is yours if you request it. $130.00. (1110057)
Arvin 451-TL (1950) SOLD! 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. (0270273)
Arvin 544A (1946) SOLD! The left-hand dial on this beautiful ivory Bakelite Arvin is as unusual as driving on the left side of the road in England! The operative word is "different!" It has been electronically reconditioned and aligned. A new power cord has been added. The five tubes are strong and the tube layout is in great shape on the bottom! I did some minor touch up just enuff to enhance the presentation! If you'd like additional pictures please let me know. $190.00. (0510394)
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. (0250172)
Arvin 602A (1939) This is a super Art Deco design that was completely restored by a pro. A surprisingly heavy radio, the repainted ivory case has no cracks or chips, and the original dial and dial cover are in excellent condition, also the handle is complete with a small hairline on the front left as pictured. Grille cloth is original and has aged nicely with no damage. Inside, the super-clean six-tube chassis has new caps, tubes replaced, dial cord inspected, complete alignment and the dial lamp was replaced. The original back and antenna are a plus. The original knobs are not damaged and have felt pads behind them to protect the paint finish. Price includes everything. 11-1/2"W x 8"H x 6-1/4"D. $155.00. (0910165)
Arvin 618 (1938) Indiana's own Arvin produced some beautiful wood radios in the late 30's, and this is one of them. High Deco Moderne style: simple, clean and elegant. Also rare to find today. Completely restored, with our 90 day warranty on the electronic restoration. We now offer installation of an iPod® dock for a flat rate of $75.00. Nice size at 14"W x 10"H x 9"D. $655.00. (1100123)
Arvin 664 (1947) This Arvin has six tubes and a tone control; it was serviced and sounds great. The cabinet was sanded and clear-coated and buffed. The marbling is extremely nice, and the clear makes it shine. The dial is especially attractive. $250.00. (1260035)
Arvin 664 (1947) The six-tube circuit pulls in the AM stations very well with the internal loop antenna and the sound is spectacular with the tone control. The radio has a gorgeous chocolate brown case and a nicely lighted dial along with a decorative handle. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 12"W x 8"H x 7"D. $225.00. (1090276)
Arvin 664 (1947) Works, refinished. $70.00. (1010094)
Arvin 780 AM/FM Works, but has some strong feedback, especially on the FM. Nice, clean cabinet. $50.00. (1010096)
Arvin 950-T2 (1955) A nice table radio with superb reception across the AM dial with strong volume. Nice, clean & shiny case with virtually no marks. A pretty radio. Restored electronically for safe daily operation. 10"W x 6"H x 5-1/2"D. $145.00. (1090109)
Arvin 950-T2 (1955) Offered is a mechanically restored tabletop radio; awesome reception, clear and strong signal. Cabinet beautifully restored to a shiny luster. This set has no marks or scratches; and can be a wonderful addition to your collection. 10"W x 6"H x 5-1/2"D. $148.50. (1280002)
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. (0250149)
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. (3020042)
Atlantic Super 6 Cathedral (1932) Atlantic Radio was a small Brooklyn, New York, factory. I bought this radio, first thinking it was an Atwater Kent under a house label. I was surprised by my research as the radio is virtually identical to an Atwater Kent 80. This was a cunning copy of the prestigious Atwater Kent 80, and was intended to deliver the look at a much lesser price. The radio is in stunning condition with cabinetry on par with A-K. The chassis is a decent six-tube super-het with automatic volume control. My tech has done a complete restoration of the chassis and it plays very well. His work included adding a fine silk power cord, tuner alignment and all of the aged caps and filters. The radio is well worth looking at the additional photos, as the work is spectacular. This radio delivers a "Grand Cathedral" sound at a super price. 19-1/2"H x 16"W x 10-1/2"D. $699.00. (0960666)
Atlas Battery Radio SOLD! Real nice Atlas battery radio. Case and graphics are very nice. Plays very well. Uses a 9 volt battery. Made in Hong Kong. 3"H x 3"W x 3"D. $24.99. (1230160)
Atlas Radio This nice looking Atlas transistor radio is mostly all wood, the globe spins freely. There is audio but I can't tune a station. 10-1/2"H x 8"W x 8"D. $23.00. (2020106)
Atwater Kent 10 Breadboard, No. 4340 This is an all original breadboard radio. This resided in the attic of a local grandparent's home until rescued by a grandson. I cleaned the 85+ years of "crud" off as best I could and it looks fine. The tube island audio transformers tested good, it works fine and drives a horn speaker with plenty of volume. A long wire antenna and ground are needed for best reception. The original lacquer finish is a bit crazed and it shows in the pictures as a flash reflection in white (in person you do not see it). The board has cracks that do not detract. The original capacitors beneath the tube island were replaced with larger ones; they look to be Atwater Kent caps. That required enlarging the cutout area. In summary, this is an original radio, not one cobbled up from spare parts. As such, it would be a great addition to an early radio collection. See pages 46-47 of the A. Atwater Kent book by Williams and Wolkonowicz for a discussion of the parts used on this. Additional pictures are available (including as-found pics). $2,495.00. (1030065)
Atwater Kent 185A Tombstone (1934) This is a very fine tombstone made by the best factory of this time. The cabinet is very ornate, with the elaborate use of handcrafted veneers, and inlay as an accent. The radio was trimmed in black making a more dramatic effect to the chevron and match side panels. The radio is a five-tube model, playing on both broadcast and shortwave. The condition of the cabinet is original, with a modest amount of wear, but still breathtaking, retaining the factory applied decals, showing the location around the band switch. All of the other parts are factory original too, including the rather fragile mother of pearl inlay knobs. The dials are clear and free of wear. The radio has been completely repaired by my tech, and he replaced the rubber coated wires for greater safety. The radio is a terrific player, with a fine silk reproduction cord and plug, for your regular use. 15-1/2"H x 12"W x 8"D. $299.00. (0960746)
Atwater Kent 37 Desk Radio (1928) They don't come much nicer than this rare Red Lion desk with a model 37 AK radio. The finish is original, but the grille cloth has been replaced with a period correct reproduction. The main chassis has a matching set of period correct Cunningham globe tubes. To make this find even better I also have the original bill of sale from 1928. The radio did not have a speaker when I purchased it. I'm not sure what was used because there was no evidence of a speaker being mounted inside. It may have just used a model E3 free standing speaker. I mounted a 1926 Radiola 100 speaker inside that was removed from its metal cabinet. It was in perfect condition and sounds great. I am able to pick up several stations loud and clear. 38"H x 29-1/2"W x 16"D. $999.00. (0260539)
Atwater Kent 435 Tombstone Selling as is. This is a great radio but needs rebuilt. Plays just fine with an antenna. Has five tubes. Don't have time for this one on my bench. Has been refinished very well in the past but has two chips in the front. The dial cover is missing. Has original knobs. Made in USA. 16-1/2"H x 13-1/4"W x 6-3/4"D. $175.00. (1230193)
Atwater Kent 44 (1928) This high-end "breadbox" or "coffin" style eight-tube AC radio is unbelievable and looks like the day it came out of the factory. I easily rate it a 9.5 out of 10. Pretty sure that the box has been repainted in the appropriate colors and the two gold plaques are original to this model; Atwater Kent actually put gold into the paint. This radio plays well and the tubes put off a fantastic glow. Insides look to be original and paperwork identifying the tubes and connections are all present. This would make a great holiday gift! Eight tubes, 21"W x 7"H x 11"D. $449.00. (1180022)
Atwater Kent 44 (1928) This set came from a private estate. I never purchase these unless they are a really nice original and this one is. The paint only shows minor wear and displays well. It's not perfect. Just an extra clean survivor. You will notice that the cabinet has all four of the original feet on the base. These are often missing. The AC chassis has been serviced and plays well. Ready to display and enjoy. 21"W x 7-1/2"H x 10-1/2"D. $349.99. (0260544)
Atwater Kent 447 Tombstone (1933) This is the largest and most deluxe of all of the Atwater Kent tombstones. They wanted to exhibit their premier position in the radio world by displaying the finest radio made. The radio is a tremendous receiver, containing seven tubes and dual bands. The radio clearly was the finest made in 1933. You can see the fantastic cabinet inlay, veneer work, with a super sensitive super-het chassis. The condition is very fine, with an original finish and all of the factory installed parts, with an accurate replacement speaker cloth. There is one tiny piece of trim missing, but hard to see. The filters and caps were replaced, as needed, along with all of the factory installed rubber coated internals. The radio performs and operates as new. My technician has done an outstanding job and installed a fine silk reproduction power cord and plug to match the factory original. These are considered a prize among collectors and are very hard to find. This stunning radio is the finest you can buy and is a large radio. 22"H x 16"W x 12"D. $1,499.00. (0960801)
Atwater Kent 55 Console (1929) BC. These early AK's came in a number of different console cabinets and a table; this one is a Red Lion cabinet. Chassis is fully restored and works as new, the cabinet is completely original with the original finish and grille cloth with only minor imperfections (which I can describe in detail). I seldom see these early cabinets this nice; it features beautiful burled walnut on the front. 39"H x 26"W 16"D. $475.00. (0100087)
Atwater Kent 558 Cathedral (1932) BC. The early Atwater Kent cathedrals are amongst the most sought after cathedral not just because they were beautifully constructed but because they had top of the line performance too. The 558 model is one of the rarer ones and features a stunning cabinet with burled walnut highlights and its original knobs and grille cloth. The chassis is a fantastic player and has a muting control, way ahead of its time and works quite well. A lot of work goes into the electrical restoration of AK's of this age replacing all the rubber wiring, so you won't see too many done right! 19"H x 16"W x 10"D. $875.00. (0100090)
Atwater Kent 627 Cathedral (1932) This is a seldom seen early super-het "Grand Cathedral." The electronics were advanced for the era, and encapsulated the latest technology, without automatic volume control. This was achieved with a toggle switch to allow the switching from local and distance. The Atwater Kent company was the Cadillac of this era and joined the finest in electronics and cabinetwork. These were the very best radios money could buy. The radio has the original parts, speaker cloth, and knobs, in a nicely refinished cabinet. The artistry is stunning. My technician has given this set all of the necessary repairs and updates to assure you of fine listening and trouble free service. The radio is a powerhouse with great tone, power, and selectivity. This is a very large set at 20"H x 16"W x 10-1/2"D. $699.00. (0960732)
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. (0360080)
Atwater Kent 708 (1931) 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. This model was a high tube count for the era, with eight tubes. A super-het circuit incorporating AVC, for the finest reception. The radio is prized for the lace-like grille, with one small blemish, so look at the additional photos. 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, with a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug. My tech has done a complete repair of all of the defective parts and the radio is a fine player. 16-3/4"H x 14-1/2"W x 10-1/2"D. $699.00. (0960703)
Atwater Kent 80 Cathedral A beautiful radio. Received several stations when I tested at 90V reduced voltage. Electrically repaired (not restored) by someone else. Solid cabinet appears professionally refinished. Only negative: narrow stress cracks in veneer side & top. Knobs original. Grille cloth looks original; speaker excellent. I hate to part with this beauty but I need fewer radios! $575.00. (1220012)
Atwater Kent 80 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. 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"D. $899.00. (0960758)
Atwater Kent 84 Cathedral This Atwater Kent is a big powerful cathedral. It is a full inch taller than the Philco 90, which is the most popular of all cathedrals. This set has just returned from our radio pro. The chassis has been thoroughly cleaned, weak tubes replaced and new condensers and capacitors installed as well. The radio has been aligned and a new line cord added for your safety. It has one small piece of trim with a chip on it. This winner can be added to your collection for $625.00. (1110096)
Atwater Kent 84 Cathedral (1931) This is the classic and handsome cathedral radio with its Gothic arch styling that many think of when thinking of those good old days of radio. This is the early version 1931 model and has been restored to excellent working condition. The case, knobs and speaker cloth are all original. The reception is very good with a rich tone only received in a grand radio such as this. Additional photos available. 19"H x 15-7/8"W x 9-7/8"D. $650.00. (0020807)
Atwater Kent 84 Cathedral (1931) This is a fine example from the premier factory of the early super-het era. This six-tube model was the very earliest example incorporating automatic volume control. The condition is unusually nice, with the original factory finish, speaker cloth and knobs. This fine radio was repaired to "like new" condition by my tech giving great care and attention to the superior circuit and selectivity. The radio is a great player, and has a fine silk reproduction power cord and new Bakelite plug, for your safe use. The radio is in the "Grand Cathedral" category at 19-1/2"H x 15-7/8"W x 10"D. $599.00. (0960702)
Atwater Kent Fan I had a bare Atwater Kent speaker housing and a fan with no base. I combined the two and made a speaker fan. The housing is powder coated in black wrinkle, blades are polished aluminum. Runs well. Nowhere near original but is an interesting piece for a radio or fan collector. $200.00. (1260027)
Atwater Kent Radio Service Manual This is a 19 page reprint of the 1926-27 manual; covers servicing models 10, 12 and "B" models 19, 20, 21, 30, 32 and 35 with wiring diagrams. Also has several pages of trouble-shooting and tube information. In a Vinyl binder with clear cover. $9.00. (3020351)
Automatic 662 (1947) Six tube radio, very nice tabletop broadcast and shortwave radio that plays and looks great. Lots of volume, nice dial sensitivity and that warm tubular sound. Radio has been refinished inside and out (semi-gloss) and the new owner can expect years of worry free service. 14"W x 10"H x 7"D. $229.00. (1180017)

B&K Color Generator Manual Complete operating instructions. $12.50. (3020107)
B&K Dyna-Quick 600 Manual Tube Tester manual. Published in 1962. Instructions with Tube Chart for setting up a tube test. Original, in very good condition. $14.00. (3020225)
Ballantine 300A Voltmeter Manual AC Electronic Voltmeter Manual. Operating instructions, schematics and servicing. Original. $5.50. (3020108)
Ballantines Scotch Bottle Radio (1956) SOLD! This most unusual transistor radio works well; it has only AM band. All the controls are in the "cork" of the bottle. It was made in Japan for sale in Scotland, where Ballantine was produced. The radio was only made in 1000 sets, few of them arrived here from Scotland. Add $15.00 for S&H. Very unusual and sought after radio. It plays well! $85.00. (0550256)
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. (0080050)
Basic Electricity Vol. 1 by Van Valkenburgh, first edition, 1954, Subjects covered: Where Electricity Comes From, Electricity In Action, Current Flow, Voltage, Resistance, Magnetism and DC Meters. Very good condition, Previous owner did write his name on the cover but found no other markings inside or out. $10.00. (3020194)
Basic Television Principles and Servicing By B. Grob, McGraw-Hill 1975, Hard Back, 732 pages good condition. $30.00. (3020551)
Beauty B-632 (1989) 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. (0550192)
Bell & Howell Multiband Portable (1985) 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. (0550195)
Belmont "Freshman" (1933) SALE! This is only the second of these super scarce clock radios offered for sale in a decade on "The Attic." So seldom seen, any that appear go into advanced collections. Freshman Radios were made by Belmont Radio as a secondary brand name. The company made some very good sets during this era. This set has been refinished very nicely, and has replacement and accurate speaker cloth. All other elements are factory supplied parts. The radio and clock both were serviced by my tech, and he has done an outstanding job with both working perfectly. The clock is so old, it is not a self starter and requires a hand spin to set it into motion. The cabinet is fashioned out of American Walnut, with the stepped top highlighted in dark lacquer. Clearly a showpiece, the radio was designed in the "skyscraper" fashion which was the most edgy design of this era. This six-tube beauty measures 18-3/4"W x 11-1/2"H x 10"D.Was $699.00, now $559.00. (0960684)
Belmont (Freshman-Masterpiece) 401 Tombstone (1935) Project! This timeless tombstone features a striking two-toned mahogany wood "skyscraper" design. The set is untested. This TRF classic is missing only its 57 tube and a glass cover over its front station selector. Both are easily obtainable. An original brass plaque on the set identifies it as a "Freshman Masterpiece." I believe that the chassis was produced by Belmont and the cabinet was designed and produced by the Freshman Company. The set's tube lineup is: 57, 58, 2A5, and 80. It has its original chocolate Bakelite knobs and a newer grille cloth. The dial's rare escutcheon is made from molded Bakelite. I've never seen another. Insurance advised. Priced to sell. $129.99. (1040090)
Belmont 5D-128 (1946) This great looking Belmont radio with its Art Deco styling has it all, restored and is loud and clear on all stations. The case is excellent, no chips or cracks. Just an all around nice radio for every day use. $275.00. (0020796)
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. (0620062)
Belmont 5D128 (1946) This is an excellent example of the highly collectible Belmont 5D128. Cabinet has no cracks and only a few "flea bites" that have been touched up. I think it is the original paint, but if not, it was restored very well and long ago. I have updated the electronics by replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors, peaking the IFs and aligning. Tubes were tested and replaced as necessary. As a result, it is an excellent performing radio and should provide many years of trouble-free use; my 30 day all-inclusive guarantee applies. Many additional pics are available, showing back, bottom (with original label) and chassis (showing top and underside), please ask. This would be a wonderful addition to your collection! 11"w x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $349.00. (1030082)
Belmont 633 (1939) SOLD! Natural Bakelite cabinet, truly a "streamlined" Art-Deco set of the late thirties. This radio seems identical to the more common model 636 except for the green dial. Truly a rare find! Cabinet has only one small crack in the right side bottom corner toward the back. Virtually invisible unless you look very closely. it has been professionally repaired on the inside, guaranteed never to get worse. Radio plays loud and clear with the provided antenna wire. totally restored inside, guarantee applies. About 8 pounds packed. 11"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $135.00. (1000141)
Belmont 6D-111 Another Deco set for you to consider is this Belmont. The black paint is amazing. The white push buttons and knobs set it off. Has been serviced and plays well. Original back in great condition. $350.00. (1260030)
Belmont 6D110 This is about the best original paint I've seen. It still retains a high gloss after 65 years. The cardboard back and base label are intact. The dial and dial cover are perfect. The push buttons are all functional. The chassis has been serviced and the set plays well. Belmont made some of the best looking radios during the early post war period. It really doesn't get much better that this with no chips or cracks. 11"W x 8"H x 6"D. $279.00. (0260536)
Belmont 6D111 (1946) SOLD! 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. (0020716)
Bendix 0526-E This is one of the prettiest little wooden radios that can be found. This radio has some of the most beautiful veneers I've seen in a long time. The grain seems to pop out at you. It plays like new and has had a complete interior and exterior restoration and should give you years of trouble free use. The knobs and olive drab interior are original, but I have added the back cover as the original was missing. This great little set comes with a 30 day unconditional warranty. I will double box and insure it shipped free in the lower 48 states, others contact me for shipping costs. $279.00. (1070047)
Bendix 110W (1947) Modern in its design for the times, this molded and painted Bakelite set is in nice condition and is working very well. Old parts, capacitors, tubes etc. have been replaced with new, and with care should last another sixty plus years. $175.00. (0020746)
Bendix 301 (1948) This AM only set is just beautiful. It works loud and clear and its six tubes pick up the weakest of stations. The cabinet is damage free and the original finish is excellent. This is really a quality built radio and I don't think you will find a nicer example of this model. $195.00. (1270003)
Bendix 526 (1946) The knobs really pop on this Bendix! The chassis was serviced and plays well. Cabinet sanded, clear-coated and polished. The marbling is outstanding. $250.00. (1260033)
Bendix 526A This radio is a great looking Deco design set with rounded sides, standout front grille work and curved dial face. Built as a AC/DC five tube set with an extended AM/Police band. This radio has been completely refurbished. All capacitors have been changed along with faulty resistors and wiring. The speaker has been professionally reconed for great sound. The cabinet has been repainted with multicoated high gloss wet look lacquer. Weight 7 pounds. This set will make a great centerpiece for any room decor or radio collection. 11"W x 7"H x 7-1/4"D. $190.00. (0940025)
Bendix 526A (1946) Here's a beautiful example of this very popular Bendix. There is slight paint loss to the reverse painted plastic dial. The radio is all original and the cabinet is excellent with no chips or cracks. The chassis has been serviced along with a new original style power cord. This 1946 radio represents great post war styling. 10"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $149.99. (0260533)
Bendix 526E "Waterfall" radio with freshly rebuilt chassis. Very good back and bottom label. A truly stunning set with original finish!! $150.00. (0380123)
Bendix 526E (1946) Popular smaller table top radio with beautiful Teak wood cabinet and slide rule dial. This five-tube radio receives AM only, it plays with lots of volume and good sensitivity across the dial. This very handsome radio has been refinished and electronics upgraded as needed. This would make a great gift! 13"W x 8"H x 7"D. $229.00. (1180018)
Bendix 55L2 (1949) Works. $50.00. (1010075)
Bendix 636C (1947) This seldom seen Bendix dates from 1947. The woven metal grille in antique brass is rather unusual. There is a capped hole on the far left of the grille face. Someone has installed an on/off switch rather than doing a proper repair which has now been done. There is minor wear to the reverse painted glass dial mostly at 54 and 70. The cabinet has been refinished, but otherwise it is all original. The radio has been serviced and plays well. A nice post war set. 15"W x 9-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D. $139.99. (0260532)
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. (0210019)
Bigfoot Monster Truck Radio This radio is ca. 1984. This is made by Vanity Fair by Ertl. This radio is in excellent other than missing the battery cover. No chips and it does work. $20.00. (1110092)
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. (0630001)
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. (0380222)
Blaupunkt Verona 22103 German multi-band radio. The radio has a very nice finish and plays all bands with full and rich tones. Has an RCA jack input on back for your iPod®/MP3/auxiliary audio source. Fresh tubes and new capacitors. Comes complete with original operators manual, schematic, and auxiliary input instructions. A very nice looking and playing set! $205.00. (0380295)
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. (0380026)
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. (0380023)
Bogen RB 115 Manual Instruction Manual for Bogen RB115 High Fidelity FM-AM Receiver. With dial stringing instructions and full schematics. $16.00. (3020227)
Book - Operating Manual Sabtronics 2000 Digital MultiMeter, Assembly & Operating manual. $14.00. (3020167)
Book: "The Story of a Collector" By Wim Meter, Meter Studio 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. $17.00. (0020507)
Book: 101 Ways to Use Your Ocilloscope Published by Thomas Sams, 1959; written by Robert Middleton. 180 pages. $8.00. (3020366)
Book: A Dictionary of Radio Terms (1946) SOLD! Concise definitions of commonly used words in radio, electronics and television. Compiled and published by the technical staff of Allied Radio Corp. Edited by L.O. Gorder. 36 page paperback. $5.50. (3020369)
Book: ABCs of Transistors By George B. Mann, a Photofact Publication, 1959. Fourth printing 1961. Subjects covered: Transistors, What They Are, How They Operate, Popular Circuits, Servicing Methods. Transistor Fundamentals, Physical Construction, Basic Circuits, The Transistor Amplifier, Oscillators, Testing Transistors and more. $6.50. (3020403)
Book: Aircraft Electricity for Electricians & Designers By Norman J. Clark & Howard E. Corbitt, Electrical Engineers for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. 1941. Published by The Ronald Press. Hardcover 184 pages. In good condition. $24.00. (3020307)
Book: Allied Electronic Catalog (1991) Large catalog with 820 pages of electronic parts, tools, testing equipment and a lot more. $9.00. (3020508)
Book: Allied Radio Data Handbook Published by Allied Radio Corp. 1943, edited by Nelson M. Cooke. 48 pages. Good condition. $7.50. (3020411)
Book: An Hour A Day With Rider On Automatic Volume Control Published by John Rider, 1936. Hard Back, 94 Pages. $15.00. (3020247)
Book: An Introduction To Frequency Modulation By John Rider 1940. Hard Cover, 142 pages. $14.00. (3020248)
Book: Applied Electricity American Technical Society, copyright 1905/1942. Hardback, good condition, 368 pages. $19.50. (3020297)
Book: B&K 467 CRT Restorer/Analyzer Instruction Manual B&K 467 manual, complete 30 pages of instructions plus fold-out schematics. This manual is plastic spiral bound with clear plastic cover front and back. $17.00. (3020441)
Book: B&K 467 CRT Restorer/Analyzer Set-Up Chart B&K 467-470 Set-Up Chart with Condensed Fold-Out Operating Instruction, complete 79 pages. $10.00. (3020442)
Book: Basic Electrical Measurements By Melville B. Stout, published by Prentice-Hall 1950. Measurements play a vital part in electrical science. Subjects cover; Development of the electrical units, experimental procedures, errors, measuring resistance etc. 504 page hardcover. Good condition. $8.00. (3020500)
Book: Basic Electricity NAVPERS 10086-A. Navy Training Course, Bureau of Naval Personnel. 1960, 448 page paperback. Good condition. $10.00. (3020427)
Book: Basic Electronics Fourth edition by Grob, 1977 hardbound, 768 pages; good condition. $15.00. (3020529)
Book: Basic Electronics Vol. 1 NAVPERS 10087-C. Navy Training Course, Bureau of Naval Personnel. 1960, 566 page paperback. Good condition. $10.00. (3020428)
Book: Basic Electronics Vol. 2 NAVPERS 10087-C. Navy Training Course, Bureau of Naval Personnel, 1971. 323 page paperback. Good condition. $9.00. (3020429)
Book: Basic Principles of Electricity By V. Robinson 1973, 414 pages, hardcover, in good condition with dust cover. $7.00. (3020536)
Book: Basic Principles of Electronics By Vester Robinson, 1973 hardback (with dust cover) 356 pages; good condition. $12.00. (3020530)
Book: Beta Tester 161 Instruction Manual B&K 161 Beta Tester Manual, complete instructions plus schematics. $9.00. (3020440)
Book: Buying A Used Shortwave Receiver By Fred Osterman, 4th edition published by Universal Radio Research. 78 page paperback. In near new condition. $27.00. (3020331)
Book: Calculus and Analytic Geometry By George Thomas, Jr., 1951, 6th printing 1958. Published by Addison-Wesley. 822 pages. Fair/good condition, some pages smudged, no tears. $10.00. (3020301)
Book: Catalog of Victor Records for 1940-1941 A wonderful look into the past at the music and the worlds greatest artist popular in the early 1940's. Showing all the old favorites, lists every record published by RCA Victor whether it was Big Band, Concert, Children's records, Ballet and Dance music, it's listed in this over 500 page catalog. $18.00. (3020336)
Book: Citizens Radio Call Book (1926) A Complete Radio Cyclopedia Vol. 7. Published by Citizens Radio Service Bureau 1926. Covers; American broadcasting stations and their state of origion at the time, a map of the world, foreign broadcasting stations. Construction articles, pictures and schematics of the radios of the day such as The Marcodyne receiver, The Elkay Tube Equalizor System, Crosley four- and five-tube sets, Browning-Drake. Pictures of various broadcasters and radio intertainers from the time. 200 page Paperback Good condition. $20.00. (3020515)
Book: CMOS Cookbook By Don Lancaster. Published by Howard SAMS 1977. 414 page soft cover. A clear, complete look at CMOS. This easy-to-follow text is targeted for beginning to intermediate level users. Covers the latest CMOS series of devices and subfamilies: presents tabular comparisons to earlier versions: includes TTL and CMOS interfacing and fundamentals equivalency conversion chart. Requires just a minimum of math. $5.00. (3020465)
Book: Collecting Old Radios & Crystal Sets With price guide. By Max Alth, 1977. 76 pages Very good condition. $8.50. (3020241)
Book: Color TV Training Manual Published by Thomas Sams Publishing. Third printing 1966 by C.P. Oliphant & V.M. Ray. A reference and study guide on all phases of the operation, maintenance and repair of color television receivers. Large paperback, 223 pages. Good condition. $10.00. (3020444)
Book: Communications Electronic Circuits Second edition. By J. J. De France, 1972, 580 pages. Hardcover, in good condition. $9.00. (3020537)
Book: Communications Electronics Circuits By J.J. DeFrance, published by Rinehart Press, second edition 1972. Hardcover, 580 pages. In very good condition. $5.00. (3020325)
Book: Complete Guide to Reading Schematic Diagrams By John D. Young. Published by Parker Pub. Co. 1972. In reading this book you'll find your way through even the most difficult diagrams with ease. Simple step by step explanations of more than 150 electronic circuits for all types of electronic equipment. 264 page lose leaf spiral bound book. $8.50. (3020480)
Book: Coulomb and the Evolution of Physics and Engineering in 18th-Century France By C. Stewart Gillmor, published by Princeton University Press 1971. 328 pages in excellent condition. $48.50. (3020390)
Book: Dial Cord Stringing Guide, Vol. 1 Published by Thomas Sams. These diagrams cover most early model radios from 1938 to October 1947. $6.50. (3020489)
Book: Dial Cord Stringing Guide, Vol. 5 Published by Thomas Sams. These diagrams cover most early model radios and television receivers from 1953 through mid-1955. $7.50. (3020488)
Book: Digital Deli Soft cover, 1984, Workman Publishing Co. Excellent near new condition, 382 pages. $17.50. (3020341)
Book: Eico 377 Wave Audio Generator Manual Operating instructions, maintenance and schematics. Wire bound with clear plastic cover and vinyl back. $16.00. (3020492)
Book: Electrical Engineers Handbook Published by John Wiley/Chapman & Hall 1914-1936. By Pender, Harold & Knox McIlwain. Hardback, gold-stamped lettering on maroon. Very good. $15.95. (3020299)
Book: Electrical Instrument Making For Amateurs By S.R. Buttone, Excelsior Pub. 1891. Hard Back, 202 pages. $19.95. (3020251)
Book: Electrical Principles for Electronics Third edition By Angelo C. Gilli, 1978, hardcover, 489 pages, good condition. $9.00. (3020535)
Book: Electricity 1-7 By Harry Mileaf, published by Hayden Book Co. 1966. First edition, hardcover. $47.50. (3020338)
Book: Electronic and Electrical Fundamentals Vol. II "Fundamentals of AC & AC Circuit Analysis," published by Philco/Ford 1960. 179 pages, hard cover in very good condition. $35.00. (3020452)
Book: Electronic and Electrical Fundamentals Vol. III "Vacuum Tube Fundamentals," Published by Philco/Ford 1960. 193 pages, hard cover in very good condition. $35.00. (3020453)
Book: Electronic and Radio Engineering McGraw Hill Electrical and Electronic Engineering Series. Fourth Edition, 1955 by Frederick E. Terman. 1078 pages. In good condition. $39.00. (3020405)
Book: Electronic Circuit Analysis Vol. 1 Department of The Air Force, AF Manual 52-8, 1 November 1962. Paperback, approx. 350+ pages, good condition. $9.00. (3020430)
Book: Electronic Circuit Analysis Vol. II Department of the Air Force AF Manual 52-8. Published by Air Training Command 1963. Supersedes AFM 52-8 Radar Circuit Analysis 30 June 1951. Large paperback in good condition. $12.00. (3020454)
Book: Electronic Circuit Transistor Action Circuit Series By T. M. Adams January 1967 ed. 136 pgs. $5.00. (3020193)
Book: Electronic Circuitbook 5 LED Projects By Forrest M. Mims. Published by Thomas Sams 1976. 22 tested circuit projects with detailed diagrams, parts list and photographs. 96 page softcover. $12.00. (3020469)
Book: Electronic Communication By Shrader. Published by McGraw-Hill 1980, 4th edition hardback, 801 pages, good condition. $18.00. (3020216)
Book: Electronic Communication Systems By George Kennedy, second edition published by McGraw-Hill 1978. Hardcover, 774 pages. In very good condition. $5.50. (3020324)
Book: Electronic Communication Systems By George Kennedy. Like new condition, hard cover, 1977 1st edition, 774 pages. $12.00. (3020533)
Book: Electronic Communications By Dennis Roddy & John Coolen. Published by Reston Publishing 1977. 706 page hardcover with dust jacket. In very good condition. $24.00. (3020328)
Book: Electronic Communications for Technicians By Lloyd Temes. Published by McGraw-Hill 1974. 318 pages, hardcover. The book is in very good condition, but strangely it has been attached to its cover upside down and in reverse. $6.50. (3020329)
Book: Electronic Design Semiconductor Directory Published by Electric Design Magazine 1967 and written by Roger K. Field and Peter N. Bdzilovich, Technical Editors. 226 pages filled with data, list of manufacturers, a cross reference index and more. $5.00. (3020502)
Book: Electronic Measurements McGraw Hill Electrical and Electronic Engineering Series. By Frederick E. Terman, Second edition, 1952. 707 page hardcover book. Pages are clear. Gently used, good boards. $9.00. (3020477)
Book: Electronic Music Production By Alan Douglas. TAB Books 1974. 148 page paperback. Good condition. $5.00. (3020464)
Book: Electronic Switching, Timing, and Pulse Circuits McGraw Hill Electrical and Electronic Engineering Series. By J. M. Pettit, 1959. 267 page hardbound book. Stamped several places by previous owner. Pages are clear. Very good boards. $20.00. (3020474)
Book: Electronics in Communication By Sol Lapatine. Published by Wiley & Sons 1978. This 341 page hardcover book has been slightly and in very good condition. $10.95. (3020322)
Book: Electronics In Communication By Sol Lapatine, like new condition, hard cover, 1978 first edition, 341 pages. $15.00. (3020531)
Book: Electrostatics Exploring, controlling and using static electricity by A.D. Moore. First edition. Published by Doubleday 1968. 240 page hardcover. $29.00. (3020470)
Book: Elements of Dynamic Electricity and Magnetism By Philip Atkinson, 1891 First Edition. Published by D. Van Nostrand Co. Hardcover, 405 pages. $30.00. (3020310)
Book: Elements of Electronic Communications By Joseph J. Carr, published by Reston Publishing. Co. 1978. 436 pages, hardcover with dust jacket. This book is in very good condition. $14.95. (3020327)
Book: Elements of Physics By Millikan and Gale, 1927, Ginn & Co. Hardcover 509 pages. Fair to good with writing inside boards. None on any of the pages, no tears. $6.50. (3020306)
Book: Elements of Radio Communication By Ellery W. Stone, Published by D. Van Nostrand Co. 1919-1926. Third edition. 220 illustrations. Signed by author. Hardback, cloth cover, good condition. $45.00. (3020272)
Book: Encyclopedia on Cathode-Ray Oscilloscopes and Their Uses By John F. Rider and Seymour D. Uslan, 1950 First Ed. This is a very large 9" x 11" 982 page hard cover book. Shows some wear on the cover but all pages are clear and tightly bound. $30.00. (3020457)
Book: Engineers & Electrons A Century of Electrical Progress 1884 to 1984, by John D. Rider and Donald F. Fink. This 251 page book is a hard cover book with a good dust jacket and is in excellent near new condition. $24.50. (3020355)
Book: Essential Characteristics Published by General Electric, 1969. By Beasley and Kempton. Principal ratings of electrical & physical characteristics, Receiving Tubes, Five Star Tubes, Special Purpose Tubes, Picture Tubes, Entertainment Semiconductor Components, Photoconductive Cells, Etc. 368 page paperback, good condition. $8.00. (3020439)
Book: Essentials of Communication Electronics By Slurzberg and Osterheld. Published by McGraw-Hill 1973. 791 pages, hardcover. In good condition. $10.00. (3020323)
Book: Essentials Of Communication Electronics By Slurzberg & Osterheld. Like new condition, hard cover, 1973, 3rd edition, 791 pages. $19.00. (3020532)
Book: Essentials of Electricity for Radio and Television By Slurzberg & Osterfeld published by McGraw-Hill 1950. 533 pages, good condition, hard cover. $7.00. (3020538)
Book: Essentials of Radio Electronics Published by McGraw Hill 2nd. edition by M. Slurzberg & Wm. Osterheld 1961. 716 pages. In good condition. $15.00. (3020408)
Book: F-M Transmitters and Receivers Department of The Army Technical Manual, TM 11-668. September 1952. 198 page paperback. $12.00. (3020431)
Book: Fluke 8600A Digital Multimeter Manual 42 pages. Complete operating instructions, service instructions with schematics. Good clear laser copy, wire bound with clear plastic cover and vinyl back. $18.00. (3020494)
Book: FM; An Introduction to Frequency Modulation By John Rider, Twenty-third printing 1947. FM, how it works, what happens at the transmitter, what happens at the receiver, servicing FM receivers etc. 142 page hardcover, good condition. $18.00. (3020495)
Book: Fundamentals of Pulse and Digital Circuits By Ronald J. Tocci, published by Merrill, 1972. 382 page hardcover. Good condition. $18.00. (3020462)
Book: G.E. Essential Characteristics (1962) 1962 Ninth edition. Prepared by General Electric for the radio and television service technician and covers hundreds of tubes. Plastic spiral bound, loose leaf. $23.50. (3020288)
Book: G.E. Essential Characteristics (1964) 1964 Eleventh edition. Prepared by General Electric for the radio and television service technician and covers hundreds of tubes. Plastic spiral bound, loose leaf. $18.50. (3020289)
Book: General Electric Communications (Progress Line) 2 Way Mobile Radio This large book of Instructions for GE's Progress Line Series 33 Mobile Combinations covers Transmitter models, 4ET20A1, 2, 11 & 12. Receiver Models 4ER25C4, 05, 14 & 15 and 4ER25D2, 03, 12 & 13. Power Supply Models 4EP2A1 (Vibrator) Control Equipment Models 4EC27A1, 2 & 4EC29A1, 2, 11 & 12. Schematics and troubleshooting instructions. $9.00. (3020545)
Book: General Electric Transistor Manual Seventh Edition, 1964. Paperback, 658 pages, good. $12.00. (3020421)
Book: General Lectures on Electricial Engineering By Charles P. Steinmetz. 1908, second edition. Published by Robson & Adee. Hardcover, 284 pages. Good condition. $14.95. (3020309)
Book: Guide to Old Radios (1989) Pointers, Pictures and Prices. By David & Betty Johnson. Published by Wallace-Holmstead. 225 page paperback. $9.00. (3020513)
Book: Guide to VOM'S & VTVM'S Published by Radio Shack, written by Robert Middleton, 1972. First edition, first printing. Good condition, paperback. $6.50. (3020365)
Book: Handbook of Broadcasting By Waldo Abbot, published 1937-1941 by McGraw- Hill. 1941 second edition third printing. Well illustrated, 422 pages, Cloth hardcover. Fair/Good. $14.50. (3020313)
Book: Handbook of Electronic Tables & Formulas By Donald Herrington & Stanley Meacham. Published by Howard Sams. Containing a vast amount of information for the electronic technicians and design engineers. The basic formulas and laws so important in all branches of electronics, are given in Part One. Also included are nomographs to speed up the solution of problems involving Ohm's law, power, parallel resistance and reactance. Useful, but hard to remember constants and standards which have been established by government or industry, are included in Part Two. The comprehensive Table of Conversion Factors is especially helpful in electronic computations. Part Three includes symbols and codes, the latest semiconductor information keeps you abreast of The latest advances in the field. 1975. 254 page hardcover. Good condition. Previous owners name inside cover board. $7.00. (3020471)
Book: Handbook of Operational Amplifier Applications Compiled by Burr-Brown Research Corp. Numerous b/w figures, charts and equations. 87 page paperback. Good condition. $5.50. (3020368)
Book: Handbook of Transistor Circuits By Allan Lytel, published by Howard Sams 1963, first edition, first printing. 224 page paperback. Good condition. $9.00. (3020498)
Book: Hawkins Electrical Guide No. 1 Published by Audel 1917, first edition. 348 pages. $14.95. (3020250)
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. (3020156)
Book: High-Power Axial-Beam Tubes Published by Varian Associates, Palo Alto, Calif., Edited by T. Moreno. 31 pages discussing the development of the progress, importance and development of the Klystron tube. $6.50. (3020521)
Book: IC Op-Amp Cookbook By Walter G. Jung. Published by Howard Sams 1977. 591 page softcover. This book involves general applications considerations as well as a substantial amount of theory. $7.00. (3020472)
Book: IC Timer Cookbook By Walter G. Gung. Published By Thomas Sams, First edition 1978. 185 page softcover book. $3.00. (3020468)
Book: ICS Radio Operators Handbook Dated 1924, A Handbook of Reference for those interested in Radio Art by International Correspondence Schools. This 514 page book is just 5-3/4" x 5-1/2" and is in good condition. $20.00. (3020359)
Book: Industrial Electronics Made Easy Industrial Electronics Made Easy. By Tom Jaski, 1961. Published by Gernsback Library. Very good condition hardback, 288 pages. $7.50. (3020443)
Book: Information Transmission, Modulation, and Noise By Mischa Schwartz. Published by McGraw Hill 1959. A unified approach to communication systems. This book is intended to serve as a textbook for a senior-level systems course in electrical engineering emphasizing the fundamental role of system bandwidth and noise. $9.00. (3020487)
Book: International Radio Operators Handbook (1926) Published by J. Winston Co. for the International Correspondence Schools. This is a reference book that deals with radio communication and of interest it says to the professional and amateur radio operator, experimenters as well as listeners of radio broadcasting. 514 pages, small size hard cover in very good condition. $15.00. (3020360)
Book: International Rectifier Corp. Engineering Handbook Published in 1963, covers information on the subject of the technical advances in the field of electronics and particularly the many strides in the semiconductors field. The books includes application data in the use of the latest in the industry. 128 pages, in very good condition. $7.50. (3020392)
Book: Lasers and Holography By Winston Kock, published by Doubleday 1969. Paperback, 103 pages. $5.50. (3020367)
Book: Learn Radio -Television This 68 page book published by The Massachusetts Radio and Telegraph School, 1941. This school taught subjects on Aviation Radio: Television, Radio Broadcasting, Radio Servicing, Marine Radio. Has photos of the school classrooms with equipment, graduation pictures, job placements by name, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940. $9.00. (3020385)
Book: Machine Age to Jet Age II (2001) By Mark Stein. Radiomania's Guide to Tabletop Radios 1930-1959 with market values and photos. Good, paperback. $9.50. (3020512)
Book: Mathematics Essential to Electricity and Radio By Nelson M. Cook and Joseph B. Orleans, Published by McGraw Hill. Hardcover, 418 pages. Good condition. $8.95. (3020302)
Book: Mathematics for Electricians and Radiomen By Nelson M. Cooke. Published by McGraw Hill 1942. 604 pages. In good condition. $8.00. (3020416)
Book: Mathematics for Electricians and Radiomen By Nelson M. Cooke, published by McGraw-Hill. 1942 First edition, eight impression. 604 page hardcover. Fair condition. $4.50. (3020503)
Book: Mathematics for Electronics with Applications By Nodelman and Smith, published by McGraw-Hill. 1956 First edition, 391 page hardcover. Very good condition. $9.50. (3020504)
Book: Mathematics of Physics and Modern Engineering By I.S. Sokolnikoff & R.M. Redheffer. 1st edition. Published 1958 by McGraw-Hill. 812 pages, very good. $16.50. (3020300)
Book: Mechanics of Wave Motion and Heat By Francis Weston Sears, 1958. Published by Addison-Wesley. 664 pages. Good condition hardcover. $5.50. (3020304)
Book: Meissner "How to Build" Instruction Manual Published by Thordarson-Meissner 1952. Large 160 page paperback in good condition. A wealth of information on basic theory, design, construction on AM circuits, FM circuits, phono pickups, audio amps and a lot more. $19.50. (3020451)
Book: Microelectronic Maintenance Manual Naval Ship Engineering Center. NAVSHIPS 0967-311-5010. 15 June 1969. Approx. 50 pages paperback. Good condition. $8.50. (3020432)
Book: Modern Dictionary of Electronics Commemorative Edition for Allied & Radio Shack. Third Ed. third printing 1970, by Rudolf F. Graf and published by Thomas Sams. 608 page paperback with hundreds of illustrations, schematic symbols, mathematical symbols, ohm's law and more. In very good condition. When checking I find only the previous owners name inside first page. $5.50. (3020404)
Book: Modern Electronic Communications By Gary Miller. Like new condition, hard cover, 1978, 510 pages. $15.00. (3020534)
Book: Modern Electronic Troubleshooting Using Up-To-Date Test Instruments and Advanced Servicing Techniques. 1968, hard cover, 256 pages. $19.50. (3020133)
Book: Modern Radio Servicing By Alfred A. Ghirardi, published in 1937 by Radio Technical Publishing Co. First edition, fourth printing. A book on the practical theory, construction and the use of radio equipment. Shows you a clear and systematic method used for testing and servicing radios. A must for those who want to learn how to repair older tube sets. a large book with 1276 pages plus index. $23.50. (3020525)
Book: Naval Electrician's Text Book, Vol. 1 Theoretical By Captain W.H.G. Bullard, USN 1917, Fourth Edition, United States Naval Institute Annapolis MD. Hardcover, 844 pages. Name inside cover but good condition.. $10.95. (3020305)
Book: New Worlds Beyond the Atom By Langston Day, London 1956, published in the US by Devin-Adair 1963. 136 pages hardcover & dust jacket. This book is a departure from the established practice, as it's written for the general public and describes discoveries which do not yet form a part of orthodox science. The phenomena involved are baffling and appear to be at variance with many known facts that science will have to expand its present frontiers considerably. $80.00. (3020461)
Book: Nostalgic Reminiscences of a Telegraph Operator By William G. Gerlach. First edition, published by Vantage Press 1978. Signed by the author. Dustcover is fair. 76 pages, hardcover. $12.00. (3020315)
Book: Official Radio Service Manual Prepared Especially For The Radio Service Man. By Gernsback Publications 1930. Schematics for hundreds of the 1930's radios, A. C. Dayton, Acme, Atwater Kent, Grigsby-Grunow, Kolster, Silver Marshall, Marconi, DeForest Crosley LTD. and many more. Good condition. 406 pages. $35.00. (3020295)
Book: Old Telephones Price Guide And Picture Index to 824 Page History of Old Telephones. Paperback showing hundreds of pictures of vintage telephones, their value and manufacturer information. $20.00. (3020514)
Book: Oscilloscope Techniques Hardcover, published by Gernsback Library 1958, First Edition, 224 pages. Excellent near new condition. Ten Chapters, very complete instructions for intro technician. $18.00. (3020342)
Book: Passport To World Band Radio Published 1991 by Philips Audio. This 383 page paperback Buyers Guide is filled with information on World Band radios, comparative ratings and photos of many of the table top receivers on the market, a listing of frequencies from around the world and how to locate them. Chock full of interesting articles and information for the novice as well as experienced DX'ers. $19.50. (3020401)
Book: Perpetual Trouble Shooters Manual (1931) By John F. Rider, repair and service manual for the radio sets of the time. This manual is in addition to the numbered Rider manuals and covers many of the sets not included in them. $37.00. (3020334)
Book: Police Call Radio Guide Vol. 9 Americas #1 Reference Guide to Public Safety Radio. This 1993 edition also includes fire & emergency services, listeners guide and radio codes and many city, county and state frequencies. 304 pages including maps and personal log. $16.00. (3020391)
Book: Practical Handbook of Amateur Radio FM & Repeaters By Bill Pasternak & Mike Morris. TAB books, first edition, first printing 1980. Paperback, 538 pages. Good condition. $19.50. (3020395)
Book: Practical Radio Including The Testing Of Radio Receiving Sets by James A. Moyer & John F. Wostrel 1924, First Edition, McGraw Hill Publishing Co. Hard bound cloth cover, good condition. $24.00. (3020276)
Book: Practical Radio Communication Published by McGraw Hill 1943, 2nd edition. By Arthur R. Nilson & J.L. Hornung. 943 pages. Good tight binding, This book is in fair condition. $12.00. (3020413)
Book: Practical Radio Communication Principles, Systems, Equipment Operation including Short-wave and Ultra-short-wave Radio. By A.R. Nilson and J.L. Hornung, published by McGraw-Hill 1935, first edition, sixth impression. 754 page hardcover. Cover a little worn at edges but is solid and intact. $9.00. (3020496)
Book: Practical Radio Telegraphy By Arthur R. Nilson and J. L. Hornung. 1928 first edition. Published by McGraw-Hill. 380 pages, cloth hardcover. In good condition. $23.95. (3020319)
Book: Principles of Television Engineering By Donald G. Fink. 1940, First edition, tenth printing. Published by McGraw Hill. Hardcover, 541 pages. Good. $9.50. (3020308)
Book: Pulse Techniques By Sidney Moskowitz and Joseph Racker. Published by Prentice-Hall, 1951 fourth printing 1955. 300 pages. $7.50. (3020417)
Book: Quality Requirements for Hand Soldering of Electrical Connections NPC 200-4, Edition. Published by NASA, August 1964. Photos and good clear instructions, tools, preparations, reworking unsatisfactory joints, soldering printed circuits and more. 77 pages. Paperback in good condition. $9.00. (3020434)
Book: Quartertly Transactions of the American Inst. of Electrical Engineers Published April 1928, Vol. 47. Many authors such as W. J. Shackelton, Harold Norinder, Middleton A.P. Wood and others contributed to this publication. $9.00. (3020372)
Book: Radar Circuit Analysis Dept. Of The Air Force Manual 52-8, 30 June 1951. Large book, vinyl cover in good condition. $10.00. (3020438)
Book: Radar System Fundamentals NAVSHIPS 900,017 Published by Navy Dept. April 1944. Written jointly by representatives of the Army and Navy for the purpose of providing a ready reference on basic Radar circuits for the student technician. Covers; Elements of Radar, Functional components of the radar system, Timers, Transmitters, Antenna Systems, Receivers Etc. 394 pages. $6.50. (3020518)
Book: Radio Amateur's Handbook (1945) This 1945 22nd. edition is in good condition with a good binding, without any tears, dog ears or writing inside. $24.50. (3020353)
Book: Radio Amateur's Handbook (1953) This 1953 30th. Edition is in good condition with a solid binding, without any tears, dog ears or writing inside. $20.00. (3020352)
Book: Radio and Television Annual Pub. by Popular Science 1950, 256 pages. full of a lot of fun projects. $14.00. (3020190)
Book: Radio Communication Electron Tubes By Harry F. Dart. Published by International Textbook Co. 1928. Hardback, cloth cover, approx. 129 pages. Good condition. $10.00. (3020275)
Book: Radio Electronic Circuits No. 34 Published by Radio Craft Library 1947, written by Hugo Gernsback. 64 pages covering Receivers, Amplifiers, Power Supplies, Transmitters & Oscillators, Intercoms, Testers and more with many diagrams. $9.00. (3020386)
Book: Radio Electronic Transmission Fundamentals By B. W. Griffith Jr. 1962. Hardback, 612 pages, good condition. $9.00. (3020527)
Book: Radio Engineering McGraw Hill Electrical and Electronic Engineering Series. By Frederick E. Terman, Third edition, 1947. 969 page hardcover book. Pages are clear. Very good boards. $20.00. (3020475)
Book: Radio Engineering By F.E. Terman, 1937 second edition. Published by McGraw Hill. 813 pages, hard cover and in very good condition. $15.00. (3020490)
Book: Radio Engineering Handbook By Keith Henney. Second edition, published by McGraw Hill 1935. 850 page clothbound book. Previous owners stamped name inside cover board. All pages are clear and clean. $15.00. (3020479)
Book: Radio Engineering Principles By Henri Lauer & Harry L. Brown. 1920, First edition, second printing. McGraw Hill. 300 pages, fair. $20.00. (3020269)
Book: Radio Engineers Handbook SOLD! By Frederick E. Terman. First edition, published by McGraw Hill 1943. 1019 page clothbound book. Pages are clear and clean. $20.00. (3020478)
Book: Radio Instruments and Measurements This is a U.S. Department of Commerce, National Buerau of Standards Circular C74, 345 page soft bound book published March 10, 1924, reprinted Jan. 1, 1937. $14.50. (3020273)
Book: Radio Operating Questions & Answers By Horning and McKenzie, 1964, hardback, 598 pages. $12.50. (3020137)
Book: Radio Operating Questions and Answers By Arthur Nilson & J. L. Horning, published by McGraw Hill 1946. Hard cover 434 pages. Some writing on inside cover otherwise it's in good condition. $7.50. (3020399)
Book: Radio Operator's License Q&A Manual 1968 Revised 7th Edition by Milton Kaufman. Published by John F. Rider. In very good condition with a solid binding, no torn pages or dog ears. Some writing on the first otherwise blank cover page. $18.50. (3020354)
Book: Radio Telephony By Alfred N. Goldsmith, published by The Wireless Press Inc., 1918. 247 pages, cloth hardcover. Some edge wear on the boards but consider it to be in good condition. $19.95. (3020320)
Book: Radio-Frequency Transmission Lines NAVSHIPS 900,008 Published by Navy Dept. 1944. Subjects include; Description and Characteristic Impedance, Phase Relationships and Power Factor, Standing Waves, Non Resident Lines, Operating Characteristics, Voltage, Current, Impedance, Lines One Quarter Wavelength, One Half Wavelength Etc. 44 pages. $6.50. (3020520)
Book: Radiola Super-Heterodyne Second Harmonic Published by RCA July 1924. Instruction Book 86963B. Small 23 page book. Discussing the radio Equipment, Batteries that are required and their installation, pictures, diagrams and instructions for the radios proper operation. $5.50. (3020522)
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. (3020158)
Book: Radiotron Designers Handbook Published by Wireless Press, 1953. Fourth Edition, Edited by F. Langford Smith. Reproduced by RCA; 1482 pages. In good condition. $69.00. (3020409)
Book: Raytheon Radio Tube Data & Substitution Published by Raytheon Sept. 1944. Large Paperback 44 pages, good condition. $8.00. (3020426)
Book: RCA Air Cooled Transmitting Tubes TT3 (1938) 192 page, paperback in good condition. A lot of information on vacuum tubes of the day like tube ratings and technical description of tube types. $9.00. (3020410)
Book: Reference Data for Radio Engineers By Federal Telephone and Radio Corp, 1944. An aid for the research, development, production and operation of radio. Small 200 page cloth bound book, has some markings in the note section but all the pages are clean. $8.00. (3020483)
Book: Reference Data for Radio Engineers Published by Howard Sams, sixth edition, 1975. This very large book was written by professionals and is primarily a compilation of equations, graphs, tables and similar data frequently needed in general design. Good condition with dust cover. $15.00. (3020491)
Book: Requirements for Soldered Electrical Connections NHB 5300-4(3A), May 1968 Edition. Published by NASA, good clear instructions, 54 pages. Paperback in good condition. $9.00. (3020435)
Book: Rider's Television Manual, Volume 1 By John F. Rider, published 1948. Very large television service manual with fold out schematics and many pictures of the TV sets of the time. Great condition for its age. $40.00. (3020333)
Book: Robinson's Manual of Radio Telegraphy and Telephony By Captain S. S. Robinson. 5th. revised edition published in 1919 by The Lord Baltimore Press. Drawings and photos, 307 page cloth hardcover. Some writing inside the cover. Fair condition for 91+ years. $29.50. (3020316)
Book: RTL Cookbook By Don Lancaster. Published by Thomas SAMS, 1976. A complete guide to the understanding and using of Resistor-Transistor Logic (RTL)digital integrated circuits. Softcover, 240 pages. $12.00. (3020466)
Book: Scientific American Reference Book Edited by Albert A. Hopkins. Published by Scientific American Publishing Co., 1920. Leather bound, 604 pages, good. $30.00. (3020270)
Book: Semiconductor Reference Handbook By Archer/Radio Shack, 1976. Paperback 176 pages, good condition. $12.00. (3020423)
Book: Service Hints Volume Four Published by Sylvania, this helpful publication covers service information from the service benches all over the country who compare ideas on the repair of many makes and models from Admiral to Zenith. Small 103 page paperback. $7.50. (3020458)
Book: Servicing Techniques For Transistorized and Printed Circuits NAVPERS 93394. Bureau of Naval Personnel, July 1964. 70 page paperback in good condition. $8.50. (3020433)
Book: Shuttle & Space Station Manipulator System Report 1972 This very large book was published January 1972 for the National Aeronautical and Space Administration Manned Spacecraft Center, The Final Report, Shuttle & Space Station Manipulator System for Assembly, Docking, Maintenance, Cargo Handling and Spacecraft Retrieval. $9.00. (3020544)
Book: Simpson 1,001 Uses for the 260 VOM Written by Arthur D. Stephens, Chief Field Engineer for Simpson Electric Co. 1965. For many years the 260 has been a must for every serviceman, the standard VOM for industrial application and the right hand of most lab technicians. Surprisingly few know of how many uses there are for the 260; this book's intention is to show many more applications for your use. $9.00. (3020509)
Book: Soldering Electrical Connections: A Handbook NASA SP-5002, 1967 Fourth Edition. Published by NASA. Explaining with good clear instructions the highest standard requirements for soldering electrical parts, 66 pages. Paperback in good condition. $19.00. (3020436)
Book: Survey of Electronics By L. Churchman 1971, Hardback, 500 pages good condition. $8.00. (3020528)
Book: Sweep and Marker Generators for Television and Radio By Robert Middleton. $10.00. (3020226)
Book: Swoops Lessons In Practical Electricity By Harry Noyes Stillman and Erich Hausmann. Published by D. Van Nostrand Co. 1901, sixteenth edition 1926. 625 pages, fair/good. $15.00. (3020294)
Book: Sylvania Technical Manual (1953) By H.A. Middleton, First Supplement. This was published by John Rider, first printing 11/51; this is 5th printing of 9/53, paperback 44 pages. $20.00. (3020284)
Book: Sylvania Technical Manual 59-62 This 11th edition of the Sylvania Technical Manual is a great aid for radio servicemen and gives the physical specifications, tube ratings, voltage ratings, receiving tube rectifier ratings and has the base and diagram symbols for tubes manufactured from 1959 to 1962. Large loose leaf binder, heavy vinyl cover. Very good condition. $25.00. (3020419)
Book: Telecommunication System Engineering; Analog and Digital Network Design By Roger L. Freeman. Published by Wiley & Sons 1980. Hardcover, good dust cover. 480 pages. $12.00. (3020485)
Book: Telecommunication Transmission Handbook Second Edition. By Roger L. Freeman. Published by Wiley & Sons 1981. Hardcover, good dust cover. 706 pages. $7.00. (3020486)
Book: Television Symptom Diagnosis An entry into television servicing. Published by Sams. Written by R.W. Tinnell, 1977 second edition. Large paperback, 174 pages. Good condition. $5.50. (3020447)
Book: The A.B.C. of Wireless Telegraphy By Edward Trevert. New Second Enlarged Edition. Published by Bubier Publishing. Co. 1902/1904. Small 116 page, cloth hardcover. Picture of Marconi inside cover, with other illustrations and drawings. Good condition. $19.95. (3020317)
Book: The Bliley Electric Co. The Earley Years Written by his son, Charles A. Bliley, this short history of a gentleman who made an inpact in the world of radio communication manufacturing quartz crystals. His business started in his parents basement in the early 1930's. Still in business after more then 70 years as Bliley Technologies, Inc. $5.50. (3020482)
Book: The Boy Electrician By A.P. Morgan. First edition, 1914, This very rare 394 page book is in good condition, tight binding, no tears or dog ears. $140.00. (3020256)
Book: The Semiconductor Data Handbook 4th edition, 1969 by Motorola. Hardback, good condition. $18.00. (3020211)
Book: Timing Circuits NAVSHIPS 900,013 Published by Navy Dept. 1951. Prepared for Naval Training (Radar) School MIT. Etc. 68 pages. $5.50. (3020519)
Book: Transistor Circuit Action By Henry Veatch, published by McGraw-Hill 1968. The purpose of this book is to remove much of the mystery surrounding basic transistor circuits and provide the reader a clear, easy-to understand method of working with them. 310 page hardcover, like new condition. Past owner name inside cover. $9.00. (3020499)
Book: Transistor Circuit Approximations Published by McGraw-Hill 1973, Author, A.P. Malvino. Hard cover, 499 pages, good condition. $29.00. (3020420)
Book: Transistor Fundamentals & Applications Published by RCA and written by W. . Lenz and W.W. Cook, 1958. Covers Transistor physics, The PN Junction, The PNP and the NPN Junction Transistors, The Point of contact Transistor, Transistor characteristics, Types, Amplifiers and so many subjects on transistors plus schematics and drawings. 42 page paperback, a little penciling inside, still Good. $5.00. (3020501)
Book: Transistor Manual By General Electric, 1962. Transistor Applications, Circuits with Specifications. Including Signal Diodes. Good condition Paperback 440 pages. $14.00. (3020287)
Book: Transistors NAVPERS 92903A 1964. Naval Training Manual was prepared for use in Special Technology instruction at the U.S. Naval Guided Missiles School, Virginia. Large 398 page spiral bound. $20.00. (3020450)
Book: Transmission Lines and Networks McGraw Hill Electrical and Electronic Engineering Series. By Walter Johnson, First edition, 1950. 361 page hardcover book. Pages are clear. Very good boards. $12.00. (3020476)
Book: Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, Vol. 2 By James C. Maxwell, Third revised edition. Published by Dover. Paperback, good condition. $7.50. (3020388)
Book: TTL Cookbook By Don Lancaster, 1976. Thomas Sams publication. 335 page softcover. A complete guide to understanding and using Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL) integrated circuits. This book is by far the most practical and well written electronics book you could have in your library. The methods and rules to follow for using TTL are spelled out so that one can build reliable circuits. You will return to this book many times, using it along with CMOS Cookbook as they make a very good set of tools if you want to build high reliability digital circuits. $16.50. (3020463)
Book: Tube Substitution Handbook, No. 15 By Thomas Sams 15th Edition, 1972. Paperback 96 pages, good condition. $12.00. (3020422)
Book: TV Repairs You Can Do A Fawcett Book publication #664 by Art Margolis. Good coverage of many easy repair jobs. Published 1964. Paperback, 112 pages. $8.00. (3020370)
Book: TV Tube Symptoms & Troubles Thomas Sams publication by Robert Middleton. 1973. 96 page paperback in very good condition. $6.50. (3020363)
Book: Understanding Broadcasting (1982) 2nd edition. By Eugene Foster. 526 pages, very nice condition. $24.50. (3020051)
Book: Unique IC Op-Amp Applications By Walter G. Gung. Published By Thomas Sams, First edition 1975. 144 page softcover book. $9.00. (3020467)
Book: Vacuum Tube Circuits By Lawrence B. Arguimbau, published by John Wiley & Sons. 1948, 3rd printing 1949. 668 pages in good condition. $20.00. (3020415)
Book: VCR Troubleshooting & Repair Guide (1987) By Robert C. Brenner & Gregory R. Capelo. Published by Howard W. Sams. 245 page paperback. $6.50. (3020511)
Book: Wave Handbook This Wave Handbook lists major radio broadcasting operating in the world. LW, MW and FM transmissions are listed in alphabetical order by country. Major broadcasting stations in major cities of each particular country are listed. Shortwave transmissions are arranged in alphabetical order by name of country, and target areas are found on each page. $11.00. (3020337)
Book: Wiley Series In Electronic Engineering Technology Antennas, By L.V. Blake 1966. Hard Cover, Excellent condition. $45.00. (3020072)
Book: World Radio TV Handbook Vol. 43 The WRTH was edited by A. G. Sennitt & B. Kuprus. Published 1989. A wonderful handbook for any Dxr's passport for broadcasts from around the world. 575 page paper back in very good condition, $9.00. (3020394)
Book: Zener Diode Handbook By Motorola Semiconductor Products 1967. This handbook is designed to provide the circuit designer all the information necessary for the efficient use of zener components. More widespread use have converted zener diodes from the exotic components of just a few years ago into ubiquitous elements of engineering practice. Spiral bound. $9.00. (3020481)
Booklet: BK Precision 480/490 CRT Tester Setup chart and condensed instructions for use with the CRT tester/rejuvenator models 480, 490; also can be used for models 467 and 470. $9.00. (3020364)
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. (0940010)
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, 2003-Dec. $1.50, 2004-Jan. $1.50, 2006-ALL $12.00, 2007-ALL $12.00. (3020184)
Books: Fundamentals Of Electronics Volumes 1-8 NAVPERS 93400, Volumes 1 thru 8. U.S. Navy 1964. Includes Volume #1 Basic Electricity, Volume #2 Power Supplies and Amplifiers, Volume #3 Transmitter Circuit Applications, Volume #4 Receiver Circuit Applications, Volume #5 Oscilloscope Applications, Volume #6 Microwave Circuit Applications, Volume #7 Electromagnetic Circuits and Devices, and Volume #8 Tables and Master Index. All are in very good condition. Price is for the set. $55.00. (3020449)
Books: SAMS CB Radio Series Photofact Manuals Volumes 6, 9, 10, 13, 21, 25, 25, 26, 28, 29, 36, 71, 73, 99, 103, 162, 168, 180, 194, 211, 246, 254. Each for $6.50. (3020203)
Bremer Tully Speaker This is a super nice looking and nice sounding speaker from the 1920's. The finish is original and the grille cloth is nice. The cord is good and has the correct tips for the period. Made in USA. 12"H x 11"W x 7-1/2"D. $125.00. (1230190)
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. (1360005)
Bremer-Tully Speaker (1927) SOLD! All original Bremer-Tully speaker in a dark walnut cabinet was manufactured in Chicago, Illinois. It would make a great match for the Atwater Kent 44 also being sold at this time. Nice Gothic look and very good sound. 12-1/2"H x 10"W x 7-1/2"D. $139.00. (1180038)
Browning Drake 5R "Regenaformer" (1927) 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. $399.00. (1030061)
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. (0750001)
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. (0250175)
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. (0550108)

Cabbage Patch Kids Radio This radio is ca. 1983. It is an original Appalachian Artworks Inc. Production. The radio works, the colors are bright and the battery cover is included. $20.00. (1110081)
Cabbage Patch Kids Radio This radio is ca. 1985. It is made by CAA Inc. The radio works, it is in excellent condition and comes with the battery cover. Batteries are not included. $15.00. (1110093)
Cadaux 718 Multiband Portable (1960) Made in Japan for the French. This beautiful radio has four Bands: AM/FM/MB/SW. It is all transistor. It plays well and also works on all the four bands. It an AC/DC radio. S&H is $18.00 within USA. $65.00. (0550191)
Califone 1455K Phonograph This is school phonograph probably from the 1970's. Has a new cartridge. Plays all four speeds. These were built in Los Angeles, California, and were made to withstand severe treatment in the schools. This one is in excellent condition and has been completely serviced. The vinyl covered case is excellent. Handle is good. This one didn't get used much. Sound is great. We warranty this one for 90 days. Proudly made in the USA. 14-1/2"W x 9"H x 12-3/4"D. $275.00. (1230176)
Canadian General Electric F-82 (1938) Another from North of the border. Eight tubes, picks up stations all over the dial. The build quality of the cabinet is outstanding, with a one inch thick top. Three bands, given our complete restoration. 90 day warranty on the electronic restoration, and an iPod® Aux input may be added for an additional $75.00. Big 8" speaker with a tone control delivers full sound and tone. Large radio at 21"W x 12"H x 9"D. $699.00. (1100148)
Capehart C-14 Clock Radio (1954) SOLD! This vintage clock-radio is a survivor, I almost pitched it! The AM radio, clock (Telechron) and alarm all work properly, and well. It has all correct knobs, and has been given a new lease on life with new electrolytic filter caps, replacement of the paper caps and selenium rectifier (with a silicon diode), and a new power cord. There is a thin crack on the top left that extends onto the left side (not that noticeable), and two small extra holes on the back panel, so if you want a perfect cabinet, please look elsewhere. But, the new components are a major plus, as replacement of them is no easy task. It should provide many years of trouble-free operation, and warranty applies. Small at 9"W x 6-1/2"H x 6"D. $125.00. (1030089)
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. (0830002)
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. (0830004)
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. (0830003)
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. (0830001)
Catalog: Radolek Company (1937) This 162 page catalog is a wonderful look back to see the Trav-Ler radios, Hickok, Weston, Simpson, Jackson test equipment and the parts available at the time. $20.00. (3020356)
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. (2020073)
CD Player & Home Amplifier-Troubleshooting Guide Technical Training Manual, by Thompson Consumer Electronics. 1994. $18.00. (3020565)
Champion Spark Plug Radio SOLD! If you like early novelty sets then this is a must have. Primarily there were two variations made. An AM only battery set made in Japan and an AC AM/FM made in Hong Kong. This is an AM only AC radio made in Hong Kong which you don't often see. What makes this one such a rare find is the condition and the original hang tag. I have never seen a hang tag for one of these before. It says "The radio for champions" and includes the operating instructions and specifications. The radio shows only some minor surface wear and about as nice as you will ever find out of the box. The tag is also in excellent condition with no rips or tears. the radio has been tested and works well. About 14-1/2"H. $249.99. (0260507)
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. (0270322)
Channel Master 6509 Portable (1960) SOLD! Great little Channel Master six transistor radio. No cracks or chips. Has a few scuffs but not bad. Nice red color. Has been completely recapped. Sounds fantastic and is extremely sensitive and picks very distant stations easily. Nice metal handle. Uses a 9 volt battery. Made in Japan. 3-3/4"H x 2-1/4"W x 1"D. $49.95. (1230202)
Channel Master 6511 (1960) SOLD! Channel Master (Sanyo Corporation) produced a line of primarily battery powered, portable table radios starting in the late 1950's. Although some did accept an AC adapter for line power, C.M. marketed these radios as "cordless" the 6511 was one of the first in this series. Although examples of this model still frequently come up for sale, locating one in condition this clean is another thing entirely. The beautiful, sage green plastic cabinet shows no cracks or damage, just some minor signs of wear from normal use and age. Considering this is an early radio with only six transistors, sound and reception are really quite notable. The radio plays nicely, with clear sound and plenty of volume. It has tone switch and jacks for earphone, external antenna, etc. Although in my opinion the best features of this set are the trapezoidal cabinet shape, the color and the atomic-age styling features. 12-1/2"W x 6-1/4"H x 5"D. $139.00. (0270352)
Channel Master 6514 Portable (1960) SOLD! Great Channel Master eight transistor radio. AM and SW. No cracks or chips. Has a few scuffs but not bad. Nice red color. Has been serviced. Sounds fantastic and is extremely sensitive and picks very distant stations easily. Nice leather case. Uses four "AA" batteries. Made in Japan. 6-1/4"W x 3-1/2"H x 1-3/4"D. $99.95. (1230201)
Channel Master 6522 This is a test. This is only a test. This radio is not for sale! If this were a real Radio Attic ad, you would want to buy this radio. But it is only a test. Friendly Webmaster is working on some site improvements that will make the Radio Attic an even better web site than it is now! $50.00. (0010002)
Citizen TR-20 (1989) 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. (0550198)
Clapp-Eastham Radak Type R-4 This is the nicest example of one of these I have ever seen. Very hard to find sets! The radio plays well using the provided Brandes headphones. The case and labeling/instructions are excellent! $525.00. (0380313)
Clearcut Cathedral (1930) Here is a stunning and original example of this rare radio. There is no information available as to the factory that produced it; I believe it was made by the Fred Stein company out of Kansas, as it is identical to one of their models and the circuitry identical. Fred Stein was considered the genius of the TRF era. He was an odd fellow, making radios under the name of Steinite Radio. This is a very reliable TRF circuit consisting of three #24s, a #45 and #80 -- a very stable and good performing combination. My tech has done our usual repairs and the radio really sings. The radio retains, something seldom seen, a complete back. Most radios of this period did not have them, but this one does, further evidence of the quality of the set. The cabinet is of the finest American Walnut, and all other factory installed parts, makes this a tremendous find. Note the silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug, for your safe use. 18-1/2"H x 14-1/4"W x 9"D. $569.00. (0960689)
Clinton 147 (1938) SOLD! This is a beautiful set. Produced in the famous "skunk works" in the Chicago factory, this is a terrific playing advanced receiver. Highly ornate cabinetry and been enhanced with a dramatic finish. The radio has been refinished in an high luster "piano finish" layers of lacquer hand wet sanded to a mirror like finish. I am a traditionalist in my collecting; the sheer impact of this spectacular refinishing forced me to buy the set to offer here. The radio is a six tube set, with a bright and sensitive tuning eye. The radio sports one of the most colorful and detailed dials you will ever see on a set of this vintage. My tech did a complete repair on the radio and has returned it to the very high level of performance you would expect of a late stage super-het. 16-1/4"W x 9-1/2"H x 9"D. $499.00. (0960800)
Clinton 176 Tombstone (1935) As I search for radios for my page, I always try to find the really scarce sets. This Clinton is just that kind of set. Made in the mysterious "Plant A," this Chicago made radio is the only example I have ever seen…after 45 years of collecting. Plant A was the 1930's "skunk works" in the Chicago radio manufacturing world. The radio is a six-tube super-het, three band receiver. The dial is really special, and I encourage you to study the second photo. The dial lights change color and position as you change the bands. This is one of the most unusual dials I have seen. The cabinet is an older refinish, with a couple of "flea bites," and I sense the speaker cloth is replacement. The detail and craftsmanship are fantastic. The radio has the remnants of a decal under the middle switch, perhaps a house branded radio. My tech has given the radio a complete repair and it plays beautifully. He has added a fine reproduction silk power cord and new Bakelite plug for your safe use. Stunning looks and outstanding performance, makes this rare set one to own. 17-1/2"H x 11-1/2"W x 10"D. $499.00. (0960749)
Clock Radio (1985) This superb radio works well, Model CE. It features AM/FM/CLOCK/ALARM and calendar including Year, month and the day of the week. It operates on, four AAA batteries and S&H included. 7"W x 5-1/2"H. $39.00. (0550203)
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. (2020096)
Coca Cola Vending Machine Radio "Enjoy Coke" Made in Hong Kong. In very good working and cosmetic condition. Takes four "AA" batteries (not included). 7"H x 3"W. $40.00. (2020118)
Collectors Edition AV-801 Replica (1987) This is pretty cute and different This is a battery operated AM/FM cathedral radio that has a dial light. Uses four "AA" batteries only. Plays very well. 13"H x 12"W x 8"D. $39.99. (1230152)
Collins 32S-3 Transmitter Manual A complete manual of instructions for the operator, servicing, trouble shooting, parts list, illustrations and a large fold-out schematic. $18.00. (3020526)
Colonial 301 Chrome Grille (1933) Here is one of the nicest radios with a chrome grille. This is a super fine example of this radio, with was designed as a AC/DC model. The radio is set on AC, and is a five tube radio in a very compact form. The radio plays on the AM band only. Everything is great on this set, with complete foils around the volume and tuning knobs. The little ruby pilot light is intact, along with both inserts in the knobs. The radio has a very accurate replacement speaker cloth. My technician did a fantastic job in his repairs. The radio plays exceptionally well with a fine volume level. Note the fine condition of the chrome, showing only a tiny amount of wear! This is a very sought after collector's piece and will look great in your collection. 10-1/2"W x 8-1/4"H x 6-1/4"D. $899.00. (0960784)
Colonial T-345 Cathedral (1932) Here is a beautiful classic cathedral radio. The radio offers the classic good looks that Colonial Radio was known for. This is a very scarce model, with multiple veneers used in the cabinet. I believe the cabinet is a combination of rosewood and mahogany. As you can see the condition is terrific. Crafted as an early super-het with automatic volume control, this six-tube model is a real player. Note the floral inlay design in the knobs, adding the finishing touch to a beautifully crafted set. The speaker cloth is an accurate replacement. My technician did a complete repair, and added a fine silk cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. The radio is a real player and a delight to own. 17-1/2"H x 14-1/2"W x 10"D. $699.00. (0960872)
Columbia Coin-Op (1946) Money can't buy you love, but 25 cents will buy you two hours of music with this radio. Case was glass beaded to bare metal and powder coated with a copper vein textured powder. Chassis and timer serviced. Plays great and coin mechanism works perfectly. $350.00. (1260024)
Columbia Windup Phonograph This very fine looking vintage tabletop windup phonograph is in excellent working condition it looks and sounds great. The Mahogany cabinet has a very nice finish and looks great too. $300.00. (0020912)
Commander Super Six Cathedral (1933) Commander Radios were made by a very high-end factory in New York City. They catered to the specialty radio shops, offering the highest boutique selections. This is a six-tube model, and only the second one I have seen. The cabinet is the combination of mahogany and another exotic veneer, which I cannot identify. The condition is factory original and pristine. The horse-shoe shaped dial is still clearly readable and dramatically lights when the radio is turned on. The six-tube early super-het performs very well, as you expect a deluxe receiver to do. My tech has given this set extra attention and has repaired the radio as good as new. He added a new silk power cord and plug for your safe use. This is a highly collectable radio, and will be a joy to own. The radio measures a grand cathedral size 18-1/2"H x 16"W x 12"D. $899.00. (0960722)
Commodore 202 Novelty AM Radio If you like novelty radios, this one is a must to add to your collection. It is patterned after an old desktop calculator with every detail captured right down to the roll of paper. The AM radio works fine on two "AA" batteries. The radio is clean and sure to be a conversation piece. $35.00. (0520331)
Communication Electronics For Technicians By Lloyd Temes, published by McGraw-Hill 1974. Hardback 318 pages. This book is upside down to the cover. Very good condition. $15.00. (3020555)
Conar 280 Signal Generator Manual Operating-Maintenance & Instruction Manual, $12.00. (3020162)
Continental TR682 Pocket Transistor (1962) SOLD! This radio is almost perfect. Nice dent free metal grille. The only problem is the clear plastic "V" under the dial has a tiny bit of the plastic gone. Very hard to see. No cracks or chips. Has been serviced. Sounds fantastic. Nice leather case. Uses a 9 volt battery. Made in Japan. 4-1/4"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D. $50.00. (1230198)
Coronado 1170 Console (1936) BC+2SW. This set is a scarce, very unusual, and high-end piece. The Greek revival cabinet is constructed of oak instead of the traditional maple or poplar and the fantastic grain shows thru everywhere the trim is exposed! The spectacular backlit glass dial is simply beautiful with its green tuning eye and volume/tone dial indicators. The radio also features its original knobs and grille cloth for a perfect original as-new look! The chassis is a high-end eleven-tuber with three stages of audio amplification including a push-pull 6F6 output into a monster 12" Utah speaker; the tone is simply thundering! Not many of these out there, a great addition to a collection stand out sets! 38"H x 21"W x 12"D. $875.00. (0100093)
Coronado 25-RA33-43 "Chatterbox" (post-War) SOLD! Wow what a cutie this one is. Says "1950's" in big letters when you display it. Bright red knobs against a shiny black case, large white dial face, original back, no cracks or breaks and it plays great! You want to jump on this one. Even has a cute name printed on back "Chatterbox!" (JC45) $100.00. (1170229)
Coronado 43-8351 (1947) This beautiful brown swirled Bakelite Coronado could have been an early Christmas gift... the schematic is dated December 18, 1946. Of course, the model year is '47. A powerful radio with wonderful sound and sensitivity. It has been electronically reconditioned, tuned and aligned. The six tubes are strong. It has a new power cord and the tube layout is in great shape on the bottom as are all four rubber feet. A Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty" keeper! Beautiful! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $180.00. (0510362)
Coronado 43-8354 (1947) This is an interesting radio. Using a highly stable "All American Five" chassis, this radio offers superior performance with five presets. The cabinet is a painted case, in decent condition with no cracks and just a few minor chips. The radio has been serviced by my technician who has returned the radio to factory specs. He has added a fresh power cord for your safe and regular use. 13"W x 9"H x 9"D. $179.00. (0960891)
Coronado 66100 Cathedral (1935) Here is an interesting battery operated farm radio from the 1930's. This is an AM only radio.I put my battery eliminator on it, and a separate 2 volt battery for the filaments, and the radio works great. It needs a long wire for an antenna for good reception. The cabinet is solid and the finish is very good. $175.00. (1270010)
Coronado 907 (1940) Lovely seven-tube radio that looks and works great! Plenty of volume and sensitivity across the AM slide rule dial. All of the trim is in perfect shape. This radio has had all of its tubes, filters and capacitors upgraded in the recent past judging from the materials used. Chassis built by Gamble-Skogmo, a very reputable manufacturer. Includes three pages of schematics. Nice size at 18"W x 9"H x 8-1/2"D. $349.00. (1180016)
Coronado 908 (1940) Seldom do you find a beautiful radio is such fine factory original condition. The radio is made of American walnut, with elaborate craftsmanship and a perfect finish. The radio has dual escutcheons made out of Tenite, which usually is disfigured. On this radio both are in perfect condition as are the matching knobs. The radio is a tremendous receiver. The set is a high powered eight-tube model with a HUGE 8 inch speaker. Note the four preset buttons, which will allow you to program your favorite stations. My technician has done his repairs and returned this radio to its factory like new condition. This is not a common radio, and is in unusually fine condition inside and out. The radio has an impressive size to accommodate the large chassis and speaker. 16-1/2"W x 15-3/4"H x 9-1/2"D. $399.00. (0960815)
Coronado RA48-8158A (1949) This is a beautiful looking Coronado five-tube AC-DC radio. The radio is in super nice condition! It looks and plays like new. The cabinet is NOT painted. The cabinet is a mint green urea plastic. No chips or cracks. Put this great looking radio in your collection! $165.00. (1270015)
Craig CG4503 Karaoke (1990) This nice "Karaoke Recording Studio" and receiver features AM/FM radio and a cassette tape player. The radio and the player are in a perfect condition. The machine takes four "C" batteries. Our special price includes, packing, shipping and insurance. $65.00. (0550202)
Crosley "Empire" Replica with Cassette SOLD! AM/FM Radio and Cassette Player. Nice looking solid highly polished walnut cabinet. Works very well, excellent sounding, lighted dial. $84.00. (2020112)
Crosley "Fiver" Deluxe (1938) Fully reconditioned two-band (AM and foreign shortwave) set that plays very well. Stunning lighted dial! The original owner installed a switched phono jack on the back. Comes with schematic. $200.00. (0380316)
Crosley "The Super Three" I believe "The Super Three" is a fairly rare Crosley as I have never seen another. This example is in quite nice physical condition. The outside of the cabinet was stripped and stained before I acquired the radio. Front panel is nice and the knobs are original. Chassis is very clean and complete, but one of the audio transformers is open. I am selling it without tubes. It has been in my collection for many years, but is looking for a new home. $150.00. (1220007)
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. (0620163)
Crosley 10-4138 Ca. 1950. This one has been completely serviced by my antique radio professional. As needed, wiring was redone to make safe and worn parts replaced. A copy of the service work order is yours if requested. $195.00. (1110055)
Crosley 11-104U Bullseye (1951) This bullseye was originally black Bakelite. I sanded and repainted it black with a clear urethane coat that has been sanded and polished to a super shine. It has the original grille cloth and dial pointer. The chassis has been serviced. Plays great with no problems. $300.00. (1260003)
Crosley 11-113U This is a very rare Crosley reverse painted radio. In over 18 years of collecting radios this is the only one I have ever come across. There is a picture of this model in Steins book #2. The radio is is good working condition. It sounds awesome! The chassis has been serviced and the radio cleaned inside and out. The radio is not perfect but it is exceedingly rare and will give you bragging rights when you put this in your collection. $750.00. (1270011)
Crosley 11-115U Serenader (1951) This beauty had 2 hairline cracks that were repaired and undetectable from the outside. The case was repainted with base coat clear coat urethane computer matched to original color. Color sanded and buffed to a mirror gloss finish. Check bottom picture. Chassis has been serviced and the radio plays well. $250.00. (1260041)
Crosley 125 Cathedral This particular radio is a more narrow cathedral. This smallish set would be distinguishable in a group of cathedrals. You can look the 125 up in the "Attic's Archives," but apparently none have been sold. Our radio tech has done extensive repairs to bring this set back to the original strength and clarity it once had. The cabinet has a single fleck of veneer missing in the front at the top. It is barely noticeable and doesn't detract from the display of this set. Ask for the copy of work order # 24186. This set can be purchased for just $265.00. (1110113)
Crosley 141 "Library Universal" (1932) Very cool set in the form of a set of books. The case is covered with a leatherette. The front opens to expose the radio and speaker. The Library Universal front has the following volumes: 1, Music; 2, Religion; 3, Education; 4, News; 5, Politics; 6, Sports; 7, Entertainment; 8, Humor. The leatherette is in good shape with only a few missing/loose pieces. See photo for missing sliver on back right edge (it is approximately 3/4"). This chassis was used in in the Jewelcase, Bookcase, Library Universal, Nomad, and in the Vagabond; it is an AC powered, five-tube superheterodyne. I haven't plugged it in, I wasn't sure about the cord. 10"H x 14"W x 8"D. $275.00. (1210003)
Crosley 197 Tombstone (1934) SALE! Over the last four years, since I started this retirement endeavor, I have only seen two of these radios offered for sale. Unusually Deco, in a striking "sky-scraper" Deco cabinet is this seven-tube super-het. The radio is one of the most distinctive sets ever made. The radio is a contrast of ornate veneers, highlighted with black lacquer and chrome accents. The set is factory original with the very good finish and the factory speaker cloth and knobs. I did not replace the speaker cloth, which has a tiny pin hole, as shown in the second photo. The radio was so original, and the blemish so minor, I left it alone. I encourage you to give this radio a close inspection, as it is a rare find in this condition. The radio has been professionally repaired by my tech and is a very impressive player. He fitted the radio with a fine silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe and regular enjoyment. 17"H x 14"W x 9"D.Was $1,199.00, now $999.00. (0960727)
Crosley 48 "The Wigit" Mini-Cathedral (1931) This example of the Crosley "Wigit" is about as nice as it gets, I'd say nearly Mint! It is a five-tube TRF receiver, housed in a "Repwood" cabinet that is free of cracks and chips. Uses a 45 for output, 80 for rectifier, and three 24A's for two-stage RF and detector. Crosley made several radio models in Repwood cabinets in the early 1930's, and they are highly prized by collectors. This one has been electrically restored and plays great with lots of stations across the Broadcast band (only). It requires a wire antenna. The cabinet displays wonderfully, as I've tried to show in the pictures. The Repwood label is intact in the left side of the cabinet. Only one other has been sold on the Radio Attic, so it must be a rare set! This is a radio you will be proud to own and display! 12"H x 12"W x 9"D. $749.00. (1030091)
Crosley 50 DC Receiver SOLD! One-tube DC receiver. The radio plays well and has good hookup instructions. Good labeling and solid case with original finish. $180.00. (0380314)
Crosley 506 (1937) This is a very nice original finish Crosley. Beautiful color plastic dial. Lights up great. This is one of my favorites and it is hard to part with. Plays great. The knobs are all original to the radio and unusual. I completely rebuilt this one. It got everthing it needed. Wonderful five-tube radio. Made in USA. 10"W x 7-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $395.00. (1230191)
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. (0380019)
Crosley 56TD Nice original paint. Heavy Bakelite construction. Plays very well with rich tone. $200.00. (0380274)
Crosley 5M3 Fiver Junior (1934) This is a nice wooden case Crosley with very good reception on the AM dial. The dial is nicely lighted for night use. Some call this a cathedral but I think it is a table model due to its petite size. The wooden case is very nice, it is not refinished, so it has some "character" marks, but they do not detract from the beauty of this little Crosley. It needs a wire antenna which I have included. All you need to do is unroll it behind furniture. Fully restored electronically for reliable & safe daily use. This radio was made without a back, but I installed a back due to the dangerous high voltages present to little fingers, etc. 12"H x 10"W x 8-1/2"D. $275.00. (1090282)
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. (1050004)
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. (0610068)
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. (0380006)
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. (2020036)
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. (0020661)
Crosley CR3001A "The Ranchero" Impressive sound performance meets outstanding vintage in this tabletop radio. This tabletop radio features a clean, "new-stalgic" look with a touch of vintage flare and an acoustically tuned and ported speaker enclosure. With big sound that is sure to impress, listen to all your favorites with the integrated iPod® dock, analog AM/FM radio tuner or by simply connecting your MP3 player, CD unit or other external device. $199.95. (0020871)
Crosley CR37 "Bluebird" Replica Sleek and glamorous, the Bluebird is one of the most celebrated Art Deco radios ever produced. It was originally designed in 1936 and represented a new aesthetic of industrial genius. Its geometric lines are an indication of the overwhelming influence on design. This exceptional recreation by Crosley is designed, engineered and crafted by hand. It features a round 14" x 14" shimmering Cobalt blue tinted mirror accented with Art Deco-style chrome. Its precise and sloping body coupled with simple detailing is reminiscent of the Bluebird's clean look that influenced generations of design. Updated to include an auxiliary input jack for use with your MP3 player. iPod® shown is not included. $139.95. (0020821)
Crosley CR6004 USB Turntable Sleek and streamlined is Crosley's stylish new USB turntable. Easily convert all those favorite vinyl 45's and 33 rpm records you have to digital via USB. Connects to Windows equipped PC and Mac. Belt driven turntable mechanism. Diamond stylus needle. Automated return tone arm. Software suite for ripping & editing. Auto shut-off. USB cable, recording software suite, diamond stylus needle, 45 rpm adapter and user manual all included. 19-1/2"W x 4-1/4"H x 14-3/4"D. $199.95. (0020824)
Crosley CR6016A "Spinnerette" USB Turntable Preserving your vinyl collection to your computer is simply a click away. Easily take your favorite vinyl and convert them to digital files in just seconds. Simply plug in the USB cable, play your record and watch as the Spinnerette creates digital files on your computer. The Spinnerette interfaces with the USB port on any computer utilizing the supplied software; it's that easy. Belt drive, Diamond Stylus Needle, Plays three speeds, Comes with software for ripping and editing audio content. Portable Ready-Simply Plug-In your Portable Audio Device or MP3 Player. USB connection for Mac or PC. Dynamic Full Range Speaker. Colors Red or Teal. Item No. CR6016A. Click here to see a Crosley product that allows you to record your turntable, tape deck, or mixer into your computer! $149.95. (0020872)
Crosley D-25-W Clock Radio (1953) SOLD! A retro icon from the 1950s in excellent condition. There are three specific things to look for in these radios: (1) Are all the color coordinated clock knobs in place? They are very hard to find and replace! (2) Does the clock work? Because radios are easy fixes, but clocks not so much! And (3) How is the condition of the brass colored plating? Because this metal just can't be polished. If you try to polish it, you rub off the finish completely! All three items are positive on this set, plus the radio is working and playing all my local stations. No cracks, chips or hairline cracks, only a few minor paint chips. The original back is present. 13"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $165.00. (1150163)
Crosley D-25CE "Dashboard" (1953) SOLD! This radio has been completely restored inside and out. All metal parts have been professionally polished and replated with bright nickel (like chrome). This service usually costs nearly as much as I am asking for the radio. Plays loud and clear and my guarantee applies. All new capacitors and all parts checked and replaced as necessary. New chartreuse enamel paint job as it originally was. Clock works quietly and all timer functions work. The two radio knobs are usually the cabinet color but they looked so great with the chrome I didn't paint them. If you want me to I will paint them for you. $295.00. (1000157)
Crosley Dynacone F1 Cone Speaker This little Crosley Dynacone speaker is in pristine condition, and works very well. This is a great speaker to go with your vintage Crosley set. $159.00. (0620184)
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. $225.00. (0080077)
Crosley E15BE "Buick Grille" (1954) SOLD! This radio has been completely restored inside and out. All metal parts have been professionally polished and replated with bright nickel (like chrome). This service usually costs nearly as much as I am asking for the radio. Plays loud and clear and my guarantee applies. All new capacitors and all parts checked and replaced as necessary. New enamel paint in metallic blue. Originally it was more of a washed out blue. 13"W x 8"H x 7-1/2"D; about 13 pounds packed. $245.00. (1000156)
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. (0950023)
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. (0030072)
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. (0750004)
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. (0550160)
Crosley Reproduction Wooden Table Radio This is a nice Crosley reproduction of its Art Deco circa 1946 wooden radios. It is very well made with excellent attention to detail and it is in great shape, still new in the original box! We bought a few of these direct from the factory circa 1991 to give as gifts and this one has been stashed in our closet for the past 20 years! The box may show a little wear but we actually had to cut the original tape on the box to get it out and take the pictures! Box shows wear but as you can see the radio is NEW and comes complete with owners manual and original cassette tape it came with, called "Crosley Advertising Jingles." The nicest condition you'll find one in! $95.00. (0030079)
Crosley Super Trirdyn Regular (1925) This three-tube radio is in nice original condition. The metal escutcheons were refinished at some point, but the wood retains the original finish. The paper tag on the lid is missing, but otherwise it is complete less three 01A tubes. The finish shows normal wear, but no damage. The interior is extra nice. These sold for $50.00 when new. It is offered untested as is. 17-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $199.99. (0260496)

Daisy Lectronic 50-24-1040 Portable Transistor This is a cute little AM radio for your granddaughter, daughter or favorite mom/wife. Plays very well and is in exceptionally nice condition. These are usually marked with names etc. This is in like new shape. It's made by Daisy/Heddon, Rogers, Arkansas. Date unknown, but it appears to be late 60's or early 70's. A nice Christmas gift. $44.00. (1090244)
DeForest Crosley "Drake" (1932) It is with great pride I offer this spectacular example of one of the finest radios ever made. Handcrafted with fine hand laid beading of Canadian Mahogany, this example is with the factory finish. The radio is so ornate, they installed the radio on large ball feet to accent the overall ornate design. The radio is an extremely large and heavy radio. The Canadian government required a much higher caliber of electronics in this era than their American counterparts, and I have been a fan of their sets ever since. Since Canada was a large country with a small population, much smaller numbers of their radios were produced. The transformer on this particular radio must weigh fifteen pounds alone. The radio is very complete, and a five tube chassis. The radio has been repaired to "like new" performance by my technician and plays loud and clear across the AM band. As large and heavy as this radio is, please note the shipping will be higher than most. Soon to be the focal point of your collection display! 20"W x 18"H x 10-1/2"D. $999.00. (0960775)
Deforest-Crosley "Yukon" (1937) Those of you who regularly shop my page often remark on my love for Canadian radios. I appreciate the fine craftsmanship they used on their cabinets and the superior electronics. In the 1930's, the government highly regulated the Canadian factories and required a much better level of electronics than the US government. So, you had better made radios there, and in much, much fewer numbers. This is a prime example from the very best factory. Curves on the corners and a cabinet made of the finest walnut veneers. The five-tube chassis is a quality two band radio playing AM and Shortwave. Note how the speaker vents on the top, allowing a wider and less directional sound throughout the room. My tech has done complete repairs to the radio and it is quite an impressive player. Completely original with a very fine factory finish, this radio shows only a few signs of use for its decades. 16-1/2"W x 13"H x 10-1/2"D. $649.00. (0960779)
DeForest-Crosley (Canada) 245 (1936) Here is another example of the high quality radios made in Canada. These radios were some of the very best radios made in North America. The government tightly regulated the domestic industry, and required a very high standard of manufacturing. These radios were designed for 60 cycle AC, and have a very heavy transformer and thus, perform as well or better than US made radios. This particular model is an eight-tube receiver with a massive eight inch speaker. The cabinet is a beauty in walnut and in fine condition. The speaker cloth is a perfect replacement. The radio has the fine repairs of my technician and is a tremendous player. The radio has been fitted with a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug. The radio is impressive at 17-1/2"H x 14"W x 11"D. $599.00. (0960874)
DeForest-Crosley (Canada) 5D511 (1935) Here is another of the terrific Canadian made radios. They were made in vastly smaller numbers than their American counterparts and better made. The transformers on these sets will assure you of a much longer life and smoother performance. The radio is unusual as it was created in a large oval form. The craftsmanship is outstanding, and the radio is in factory original condition with all of the factory installed parts. There is a tiny amount of ripple, hard to see, and remarkable for a set of this age. The five-tube radio is broadcast band and it sings perfectly. My technician has done a complete repair and the radio is as good as new. The impressive size of the set is 17-1/2"W x 10-1/4"H x 8-1/2"D. $599.00. (0960888)
Delco R-1125 (1937) A nice Deco styled radio with a cool dial, this scarce wood set plays great and gets lots of stations. A full rehab on the chassis includes all new caps, tubes replaced as required, a full alignment performed, new volume control & cloth cord and period correct grille cloth were installed. The case has new veneer on the front face, small triangular repair on upper right and small chip on upper left, otherwise the wood is sound. Price includes everything. 14-3/4"W x 8"H x 6"D. $160.00. (0910157)
Delco R-1177 (1940) This Delco is in prime original condition. This set has had a good life in a nice dry environment, and is still sporting its original finish. The electronics have been restored replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This set has a built in loop antenna and plays beautifully with super reception. This will be a great addition to your collection or home, and is suitable for everyday playing. $279.00. (0620174)
Delco R-1231 (1948) Known as the Ribbon Candy model because of the center grille design. This highly sought after Bakelite radio is in beautiful condition. The cabinet has no cracks, chips or surface scratches. The chassis has been serviced and plays well. An extremely clean original radio inside and out. A nice addition to any radio collection. 8-1/2"W x 6"H x 5-1/2"D. $179.99. (0260510)
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. (0250171)
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. (0750007)
Detrola 134 (1938) I was fortunate to find another one of these in great condition. BC/SW radio, which is distinguished by being one of the very first makers to introduce the new "plastic" components with wood cabinets. The knobs and bezel are early Plaskon, are flawless, and have a veined marble quality. Finished in gloss. Chassis has been restored, as well. Beautiful radio. Petite at 13"W x 8"H x 7"D. $545.00. (1100133)
Detrola 134B (1939) Great wood and Beetle plastic waterfall set. Radio works and sounds great. $375.00. (0370117)
Detrola 190EA (1937) SOLD! Here is a rare treat for you Detrola collectors. The radio is a wonderful and powerful seven-tube, triple band receiver. The radio sports a huge 6-1/2" highly detailed dial which is really special with all of the detailing of stations and countries. These were painted black at the factory, which I think this one has been touched up. Most impressive is the original store display paper label on the front of the radio detailing the extremely advanced features of the radio and the original price. The radio is a terrific radio, with a great deal of sensitivity and a brand new green tuning eye that opens and closes perfectly. Add the factory bullet knobs, and this radio will be a remarkable find. 14-1/2"W x 12-1/4"H x 9"D. $699.00. (0960901)
Detrola 283(?) (1939) SOLD! This set has no markings but appears to be a 283. Chassis has been restored and tunes and plays well, though has a very slight hum. Has a stress line crack along the top as shown. (JC383) $60.00. (1170112)
Detrola 320 (1940) This is an uncommon model made by this style leading factory from Detroit, Michigan. The shape is unusual, not the boxy table radio shape so often made. The radio is a stunning example, with full factory finish, speaker cloth and knobs in pristine condition. This is a six tube radio, and a very good playing radio. The radio also offers the ability to preset five of your favorite stations, then simply push the selector buttons to make channel changes. The radio was serviced and returned to all of the factory specs, making it a highly sensitive and solid playing radio. 13-1/4"W x 9"H x 8"D. $299.00. (0960796)
Detrola 3234 Tombstone (1938) This is one of my favorite tombstone radios. With a huge dial, brightly lit with all detailed three-band choices, the radio is a stunning walnut cabinet. The radio is a seven-tube model, and reminds me of the fancy radios offered in Ingraham Cabinets. The radio has been nicely refinished with factory installed parts. There is one small veneer repair, well done, on the lower left back side, so be sure to look at my additional photos. My tech has done a great job making his repairs and the radio plays perfectly. Note his addition of a fine silk power cord and new Bakelite plug for your safe operation. 16-1/4"H x 13"W x 7-3/4"D. $559.00. (0960695)
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. (0370103)
Detrola 4D1 Cathedral (1934) This is a beautiful example of a highly desirable radio. The radio is simply tiny, measuring only 12 inches tall. The radio has all of the fine characteristics, with hand laid inlay on the columns, and ornate dial, that the living room sized sets processed. The radio retains a fine original finish, speaker cloth and highly decorative floral wood knobs. The simple but surprisingly robust four tube chassis delivers a strong selectivity and very good volume. This was the second smallest cathedral radio ever produced and in size alone, is a terrific piece. My tech has done a very fine job in the repairs, and the radio is a super player. He has added a new silk power cord and Bakelite plug, for safe and regular use. 12"H x 10"W x 6"D. $499.00. (0960699)
Detrola 4F (1934) SOLD! This rare Detrola still retains most of the base warranty label showing it has the 4F chassis. The cabinet has been restored to a factory original appearance and is just beautiful. Otherwise it is all original including grille cloth and knobs. It is super clean inside and the chassis has been serviced. It still uses the resistance line cord common to early AC/DC sets. If you like collecting small wood sets or Detrola radios this one is for you. 10"W x 8"H x 5-1/2"D. $289.99. (0260523)
Detrola T-3 "Egyptian" (1939) Last of the line for these styling beauties, and for my money, certainly the hardest to find. And, as much as I love the '38 version, I do believe this cabinet style is the topper. Restored inside and out, this large, three-band with motorized tuning is covered electronically by our 90 day warranty. An aux input jack may be added for an additional $75.00, suitable for an iPod®. 22"W x 14"H x 9"D. $2,795.00. (1100166)
DeWald 501 "Harp" Catalin (1946) What a nice little Catalin radio with no chips, cracks, or repairs! The case was progressively sanded to the original color with grits up to 4000. Machine buffed with a perfectly mirror-like shine. In the top left view, the series of small spots are air bubbles in the Catalin when it was poured. The knobs are reproductions made by Kris Gimmy 20 years ago. It has a good original back, new grille cloth, and has been serviced. It's the nicest example of a Harp that I have seen. $800.00. (1260004)
DeWald 570 Tombstone (1934) SALE! This is a set seldom seen. The radio screams "Deco;" this a highly stylized cabinet with ornate veneers. Be sure to look at the balance of the photos, as this radio is a real beauty. The finish of the cabinet is very good, either original or a older refinish; I am not sure. The radio is very complete with a dramatic backlit dial. The radio is a five-tube super-het, and is a single broadcast band receiver. Note the fine inlay beading in vertical lines on the face of the radio and the bronze plaque. This radio was made by the famed Pearce Aero company and was a very expensive radio when originally sold. My tech has done a fine repair and the radio plays very well. He fitted the set with a fine reproduction silk power cord and new Bakelite plug for your safe use. 13-3/4"H x 11-1/4"W x 7-1/2"D.Was $699.00, now $659.00. (0960759)
DeWald H528 Clock Radio (1954) This magnificent DeWald clock radio is in a mint condition. It features AM and clock, both working well. The radio has five tubes. If you are looking for a very unusual and rare radio, made in New York City fifty six years ago, here it is! S&H $25.00 within USA and the special price for this very rare radio is only $68.00. (0550229)
DeWald Little Giant Cathedral/Tombstone (1931) 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. $399.00. (1030008)
DeWald Midget (1939) Believed to be their "Bantam" model, this is a nice Art Deco Bakelite set. The original dial, plastic cover and knobs are in excellent condition. The chassis has been restored; the set plays well with the extended pink wire for an antenna. The repaired case has been given a shiny new exterior; note the wavy appearance on the top in some pics is from the screen door in the background. The price includes everything. 8"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D. $95.00. (0910152)
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. (1360002)
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. (0270340)
Ducretet & Roger Oil Cooled Spark Key Really rare French Ducretet & Roger spark key with oil cups. This key is mounted to a hinged metal plate and the wing nut allows it to fold down and lock into place. This looks to be for mounting in an aircraft so you can get in and out more easily. So it is most probably a WWI aircraft key! The wood is split around the oil cups but does not affect structural integrity because of the wing nut and bolt. Every key of this type is like that due to wood shrinkage. Excellent condition and super rare! $375.00. (1160015)
Ducretet C-JDM (France - 1925) Here is a super rare French Ducretet C-JDM. It is in really nice condition. There is no name plate and there are no holes where one would have been, so it may be a very early one! The insides appear to be unaltered. The bottom is a carefully made replacement as the original was missing. It is a very close match indeed. No coils came with it but it would not be that hard to wind some if you are so inclined. The bigrille (tetrode) tube is a good working tube. A second bigrille display tube is included. You will likely never see another! $1,885.00. (1160013)

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. (0380225)
E.H. Scott Allwave 12 with Coils & Cabinet With original cabinet and full set of coils. I bought this some years ago to restore, but have not gotten around to it and won't soon. It has the original cabinet and all the original knobs though they are not shown in the photo (forgot to put them on). The cabinet has had some repair or trim work done to one leg. A small trim strip is partially missing on the front but that is easily replicated. The top of one ornate overlay is missing but can be recreated fairly easily. The cabinet finish is very good to excellent with just a few light scratches. I have never plugged it in. It has just sat in my storage building waiting on me. So, I'm selling a rare radio I had planned to keep. This is a bargain! $895.00. (1160010)
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. (0360100)
ECB RS-7902 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. (0550194)
Echophone 40 "Echoette" Mini-Cathedral (1932) 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. $299.00. (1030019)
Echophone S-4 Cathedral (1931) Long time favorite of many collectors, this is an excellent example of the early thumb drive tuning dial. This Los Angeles produced radio is not working and will require extensive electrical work. The company eventually became Hallicrafters, known for their Short Wave radios. There is a very slight chip at the very top in the front. Classic six-tube cathedral radio. 17"H x 14"W x 7-1/4"D. $199.00. (1180030)
Echophone S-5 Cathedral (1932) This is one of the most distinctive cathedral radios ever made. The company made a series of repwood grille models, casting the ornate grille using the combination of wood and rubber. These grilles proved over the following decades to be extremely fragile, and few have survived in this fine condition. The radio retains a fine factory finish, with all of the factory supplied parts, with the exception of a replacement speaker cloth. The radio is a very early super-het, which was made before automatic volume control. So, the toggle switch on the back of the radios serves as a distant/local switch. Note the condition of the chassis, with full factory installed paperwork. My tech has repaired to the radio to play as good as new. He has given the radio the very attention that this blue chip set deserves, and added a fine reproduction silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your regular listening. 17-1/2"H x 14"W x 8"D. $899.00. (0960691)
Eico 625 Tube Test Data Tube test data for Eico model 625. Published January 1, 1978; 59 page clear laser copy. Prepared for constant use with a clear plastic protective front cover, vinyl back cover, plastic spiral bound. $18.50. (3020362)
Eico 635 Tube Tester Manual Operating Instructions and Tube Data. Printed Jan. 1, 1970. Includes eight page Foreign Tube Data Supplement, Schematics and Parts List. This 44 page manual covers most all tubes of that time. $12.50. (3020220)
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. (3020127)
Eico 666 Tube & Transistor Tester Tube Setup Tube Upgrade Charts. Supplements for Eico Tube & Transistor Tester. Supplements 666-1, 666-4, 666-5 and 666-7, $9.00 each or all four for $15.00. (3020228)
Eico HFT-90 FM Tuner I am now offering restored tube FM tuners to feed into radios with the RCA/iPod® jack so FM can be listened to on sets that only play AM and/or shortwave. This one has been tested on several sets and performs very well. $100.00. (0380310)
Eico ST96 Tuner AM-FM Multiplex 11 tube (mostly Mullard) tuner. Another great tuner. $250.00. (0380162)
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. (3020128)
Eight-Track Portable Portable stereo in this circa 1970s 8-track. Speakers detach to give quality 8-track sound. Very clean. $65.00. (0290014)
El Rey 234 (1934) You are looking at a wonderful mantle radio. The radio is a scarce set, and it was an interesting radio to research. This company was based in south Los Angeles, California, and made a very limited number of radios for just a few years. I found my information in the book that focuses on California factories, as there were quite a few and the radios seem never to have been sold, but in the local market. Many of us know names like Packard Bell and Gilfillan, but El Rey and many others never got the attention many of them deserved. This is a single band, broadcast radio and is a straight four tube chassis. The finish, speaker cloth and knob, are factory originals. The radio was serviced by my technician and his repairs were very complete. He has replaced the factory cord and plug with a fine reproduction for your safe operation. 13-1/4"W x 8-1/2"H x 6"D. $299.99. (0960907)
Electra Jolly Roger JR-1 (1969) This beautiful small radio was made in Cumberland, Indiana. It is indeed one of the few transistor radios made in USA at the time. The radio plays well. It has two channels A&B. Our special price for this most unusual and rare radio, including S&H to continental US, is only $78.00. (0550208)
Electrical Fundamentals for Technicians By Shrader, Published by McGraw-Hill 1977, 2nd ed. hardback, 465 pages. Good condition, $22.00. (3020549)
Electro EB631 Pocket Transistor (late 60s) New, never used with earphone and battery. I do not know if this is the original battery; it was in the box. It is not useable. Uses a common 9-volt battery. Aligned/calibrated for best reception. 4-1/4"H x 2-3/4"W x 1-1/4"D. $45.00. (1090192)
Electrohome PMU 51-437 (1946) This little set is a unique set that you rarely come across. It has its original finish that looks almost new. The electronics have been restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This set plays loud and clear and is BC only. 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $149.00. (0620185)
Electronic Communications By Roddy & Coolen. Published by Reston 1977. 70s pages. Dust cover good. $15.00. (3020556)
Electronic Fundamentals for Technicians By Shrader, Published by McGraw-Hill 1972, hardback, 404 pages in good condition. $19.00. (3020550)
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. (3020110)
Elements of Electronic Communications By J. Carr, published by Reston 1978, First edition, 483 pages. With dust cover, very good condition. $12.50. (3020558)
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. (3020057)
Emerson "Bookcase/Library" (1947) SOLD! A really nice example of this Emerson radio that resembles a set of books, "History of Nations," eight volumes. Open the door on the right, and you expose the radio. I am guessing on the year, as the dial is the same as the Model 543 from 1947. The case is in nice condition, a few bumps and scratches, but no major cosmetic problems. The door hinge has been reinforced with color coordinated binding tape, and the door opens & closes perfectly. Many of these sets are completely missing the door. It has its original back. The chassis has been checked by a professional, and everything needing changing was replaced. The dial lamp works fine, and the set plays fine, picking up all my local AM stations. 13"W x 8"H x 8"D. $175.00. (1150164)
Emerson 104 Tombstone (1935) SALE! This is the first example of this stunning radio offered on the Attic for many years. Crafted from the finest American Walnut, the set is beautiful. The finish, knobs and speaker cloth are factory originals. This is an eight-tube model with three band reception. This set was completely restored with all new filters and caps. The tuner was aligned and a fine silk power cord was added for your safe use. The radio plays as beautifully as it looks. The large cabinet adds dramatically to the sound. You will enjoy listening to this exceptional radio. 20-1/2"H x 14-1/2"W x 12"D.Was $699.00, now $599.00. (0960631)
Emerson 148 (1937) This model is rarely ever seen. I have seen only one reference to this model in "Machine Age To Jet Age" 2nd edition 1998, page 80. The unusual cabinet was made by Ingraham. It has been completely restored and is working very well, the case was professionally refinished. 13"W x 12"H x 7"D. $699.00. (0020898)
Emerson 157 "Clockette" (1937) This is an excellent example of a very hard to find Emerson radio, a "Clockette." The case is made up of three sections: an ivory Plaskon front, a brown Bakelite middle, and a black Bakelite back. And with original ivory matching knobs. Other than a very miniscule fleabite, this case is perfect, no cracks, hairline cracks or repairs. The original brass dial pointer and brass grill cloth are in place. The model number is stamped into the black Bakelite case. The most amazing feature is that the radio still has its original 70+ year old resistance line cord, which is almost always missing or in need of a new line cord. For a collector who relishes originality, this is truly a find. A couple of capacitors have been replaced, and the radio is playing fine, picking up my local AM stations. The dial light reflects thru the red Emerson logo dot on the front. The original antenna wire is still on the set, and when extended, you achieve better reception. Midget sized at 7"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $175.00. (1150177)
Emerson 176-EP by Ingraham (1938) Here is another of the terrific sets, with the cabinet made by the famed Ingraham Cabinet Company. These radios are prizes due to the usage of exotic veneers and the extreme quality of the workmanship. The radio is a scarce slant front set, the dial well lit and oversize six-inch dial. The radio is in the factory finish, with all factory installed parts. The finish is good, yet not perfect for its 80 years of service. The radio has received the most complete repair by my tech and plays like the fine super-het it was designed to do. The power cord new and the radio is a solid and dependable player. This is a very scarce model, and will make a great addition to your collection. This is a six-tube BC/SW radio. 17-1/2"H x 13"W x 12"D. $499.00. (0960741)
Emerson 296 (1940) SOLD! Excellent reception across the AM band with the internal loop antenna. The case has been refinished by the last owner. Clear dial lens and a lighted dial. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 10"W x 8"H x 6"D. $149.00. (1090263)
Emerson 300 Jewel Chest (1933) This very attractive Jewel Chest style case was produced by Ingraham Cabinet Co. and is in excellent condition. It has been electronically restored and is working flawlessly, five tubes. 11"W x 7"H x 8"D. $350.00. (0020862)
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. (0380027)
Emerson 504 (1946) Cute little table model five-tuber. Caps replaced, good NOS tubes, still has its loop antenna, picks up well here in Chicago. AM only, post war beauty. Cabinet refinished to a gloss, using grain filler and lacquer toners. New dial face, and a new power cord round out the restoration. 11"W x 8"H x 6"D. $265.00. (1100072)
Emerson 507 (1946) This radio has a cracked cabinet. Works, is missing the back. Sold as is. $45.00. (0370104)
Emerson 511 (1946) The radio is in excellent condition and plays very well. There are no scratches, chips, cracks or breaks. $140.00. (0950041)
Emerson 511 (1946) Wrap over Deco. Works. Dial shows its age. $65.00. (1010087)
Emerson 520 (1932) SALE! This is the first example of this early Emerson radio I have seen. The radio is a high quality, early five tube super-het. The radio is in beautiful American walnut, with an older refinish. The radio is very unusual in form, rather a trapezoid shape, and displays beautifully. The radio has been completely restored by my technician. He has replaced the caps and filters and checked every other component. The radio has a fine replacement silk power cord and plug for your safe use. 17"W x 10-1/2"H x 8"D.Was $349.00, now $299.00. (0960625)
Emerson 520 Catalin (1946) The Catalin cabinet was color sanded and buffed to a mirror shine. The dial lens is a reproduction from Mark Palmquist. No cracks, chips, or breaks. Because the cases on this model shrank over time, the backs broke, and this one was no exception. It was replaced with one from an Emerson 510 wooden case model, the only difference being the 510 stenciling on the back. Chassis serviced and plays well. $450.00. (1260010)
Emerson 520 Catalin (1946) This 520 is the best one I have seen and I have seen a lot of them. First, the cabinet is free of chips and cracks, no scuffs, and it is polished to a mirror shine. The marbling on this one is excellent. The radio plays loud and clear from an earlier restoration; it has been checked out and it is good for many years to come. My guarantee applies. About 14 pounds packed; 11"W x 9"H x 7"D. $325.00. (1000153)
Emerson 540 "Emersonette" Midget Project! Among radio collectors, this set is on everyone's "want" list. This Bakelite midget is 6"W x 4"H x 3"D. Now that's small! Yet Emerson has managed to place five tubes into its well-designed cabinet. Amazing technology. It has a distinctive vertical slide rule dial seldom seen in radio design and a checkerboard grille. Its brown Bakelite case is undamaged and will polish to a glimmering chocolate brown. The set's mini-knobs are original Emerson. The chassis, the speaker, and all tubes are present and intact. The underside of the chassis looks exactly like what you would expect given it has not been capped yet. I have not even polished the set. Untested. Pictured as I bought it. Shipping and insurance will be actual cost only depending on your location. Priced to move! $149.99. (1040089)
Emerson 540 (1947) When this set was manufactured, it was said to be the world's smallest five-tube radio. The Bakelite case is in great shape with no cracks or chips. The original back is also great. Chassis was serviced and it plays well. $200.00. (1260049)
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. (0250179)
Emerson 547A (1947) Sharp looking white plastic five-tube AM radio with black knobs and numbering. Recapped with a new power cord. Great look and sound. 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $100.00. (0390187)
Emerson 559A Here's a little Emerson portable you don't see too often. The plastic case is made to look like alligator. The case is very fragile. The finish has some marring and scratches, but surprisingly no cracks or chips. The chassis has been serviced and the radio plays well. A very clean radio inside and out. I8-1/2"W x 7"H x 4-1/2"D. $99.99. (0260473)
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. (0250190)
Emerson 587 Chassis reconditioned including new capacitors. Super smooth white Plaskon case. Radio plays very well. $115.00. (0380299)
Emerson 587 This is a small Emerson in black Bakelite with original black knobs. The cabinet has no damage and has been cleaned and polished the original back is in nice shape also. The chassis has been electronically restored and works well. Great for small spaces and priced to sell. Add $15.00 for domestic shipping and insurance. $100.00. (1070055)
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. (0370107)
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. (0550116)
Emerson 588B (1950) Just arrived, this is another Emerson, like the 1949 model we have on this page. Completely all original including the knobs. It works good. Has five miniature tubes. Bakelite black case, it looks terrific. S&H $18.00 within Continental USA. $85.00. (0550246)
Emerson 60 (1935) SOLD! Classic Emerson "Mantle" radio, with trademark sensual, graceful and beautiful cabinet. Completely restored with our 90 day warranty on the electrical restoration. We now offer installation of an iPod® dock for a flat rate of $75.00. Petite at 13"W x 10"H x 7"D. $595.00. (1100122)
Emerson 636A (1949) SOLD! The collector in me is always thrilled when I find that exceptionally fine condition radio. This is just that set, retaining such a fine luster to the perfect cabinet, that the photos were difficult with reflections off the glossy finish. The color is a reddish maroon color. The radio was designed by the world renown Raymond Lowery, and it shows the unique form his designs commanded. The radio sports a tubular dial, out of clear plastic with Lucite tuning knobs. This example is as clean as they come, no flaws and no clouding to the dials or knobs. The radio retains a full factory back. The radio has been serviced by my tech. A stable "All American Fiver," the radio has new filters and a fresh power cord and plug for your safe use. This is a great playing set in primo condition. 9-1/4"W x 7"H x 7-1/2"D. $139.00. (0960896)
Emerson 652-B Nice Deco style on this small black Emerson. All complete with no cracks or chips. $42.00. (0290005)
Emerson 708B (1952) Pristine Emerson. This great looking slate gray and tan accented midget radio measures 6-1/2"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D and is one the highly collectable rarer radios in the color series. Radio is in mint condition and has been cleaned and serviced, and plays very well. $125.00. (0080093)
Emerson 713 (1955) 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. (1110047)
Emerson 713 Series A (1952) Wood case, works well with an external antenna. No flaws that I can find. $75.00. (0950027)
Emerson 724 Series D Clock Radio (1953) SOLD! Cute midget sized retro Emerson clock radio in spectacular condition. No cosmetic issues, no cracks, no chips no hairline cracks. This is a total red Plaskon case, not painted. The model came in several colors, and is a very hard radio to find in this fire engine red color and without any damage. The clock works, keeping good time, and the radio is playing very well picking up all my local AM stations with no problem, and no filter hum. The chassis has been checked by a pro, and all items needing changing were replaced. The coolest feature of this set is the dial pointer. The dial light is directed into the dial pointer as a lighted spot, and the spot moves around the dial as you tune different stations. Very ingenious. Small at about 7-1/4"W x 6"H x 5-1/2"D. $165.00. (1150173)
Emerson 724D Gorgeous red radio as pictures show; restored, cleaned, serviced. Radio plays very well, all clock functions working and keeps excellent time. Only a very small tight hairline crack at rear corner as shown, hardly noticeable otherwise excellent. One of the rarest in the series. Plus shipping of 20.00 for very careful packing, insurance and delivery. $225.00. (0080111)
Emerson 729B (1955) Lovely five-tube Emerson from, yes you guessed it, 1955. I've referred to these three radios as "the triplets" for years. The white one is the one most often found, there are other colors as well. The case, grille and dials are all fine on this working radio. They make a really nice display together if you are so inclined. 11"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $115.00. (1180042)
Emerson 729B (1955) Smaller wood Emerson from the year I was born. AM Broadcast, plays great. The wood cabinet is very nice although there is slight separation in the corners, can be re-glued. This radio also came in a variety of colored plastics and makes a wonderful, working display piece. 11"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $115.00. (1180044)
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. (0550168)
Emerson 811 (1955) SOLD! 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. (0270234)
Emerson 811 Series D (1955) A 1950's retro midget Emerson in a pristine black Plaskon case. The case is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks or hairline cracks. It has its original back, as well as knobs and dial pointer. This model was available in several colors. Collect them all. The radio has been completely checked by a professional, and is playing very well, picking up all my local AM stations clearly. A hard to find set in this pristine condition condition. Very tiny at 6-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $69.00. (1150175)
Emerson 833 Portable (1954) This nice radio was a victim of the psychedelic craze; someone repainted it in psychedelic colors, which are quite nice. The radio is a portable, working on batteries and AC. It has four glass tubes and it works. Add $25.90 for S&H within USA. A fantastic buy! $30.00. (0550258)
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. (0950009)
Emerson 888 Pocket Transistor Leather case, Pioneer model, stand, $20.00. (1010112)
Emerson 924 (1958) This beautiful radio has five tubes and a printed circuit. It was made in New Jersey, USA. It works good and looks beautiful. Our price includes S&H within the Continental USA. $88.00. (0550234)
Emerson A130 (1937) This five tube superheterodyne receiver covers the Standard Broadcast band. All capacitors and out of tolerance resistors have been replaced and tubes conduct within manufacturer's specifications. The sought after Ingraham cabinet is finished in soft satin and the dial lens cover has been replaced. Detailed restoration photos are available. Email for further information. 12"W x 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $130.00. (0650036)
Emerson A132 (1936) Here is a great looking wood radio. The front is made of repwood. The radio plays nicely and sounds great. It picks up all the local stations here. The finish is original and very nice. The back cover has a small sliver out of it top right. Feel free to ask any questions you might have. $175.00. (1270004)
Emerson A132 (1936) This superheterodyne receiver covers the Standard Broadcast band from 540 to 1700 kilocycles. All capacitors and out of tolerance resistors have been replaced and tubes conduct within manufacturer's specifications. A rarity with small tabletop radios, this unit features the original wooden back with the radio model number imprinted on it. Detailed restoration photos are available. Email for further details. 12"W x 8"H x 7"D. $195.00. (0650029)
Emerson AE-163 (1937) Beautiful little radio. Unmarked as such, but the use of fine veneers and the complex shape echo the work of the Ingraham Co. Restored inside and out, with our 90 day warranty. AM radio, with good tone and selectivity. Exceptionally clean chassis, and we have fitted a new silk covered period looking power cord. 16"W x 11"H x 8"D. $675.00. (1100155)
Emerson AX-238 "Jewel Box" (1938) 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. $599.00. (1030004)
Emerson BA-201 (1938) You rarely see these Emersons anywhere. Per my Stein books, this is an Ingraham cabinet, though there's no badge on the bottom. This set's been fully restored inside and out and tunes and plays beautifully. Fully refinished and ready to play and display. (JC198) $225.00. (1170240)
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. (0290020)
Emerson BF-207 (1938) This rare and handsome Emerson radio has an unusual and stylish three section Plaskon case in that the front and back are separate from the top and sides which are one piece, pretty unique and in very nice condition. The electronics have been updated with new electrolytic caps as well as other capacitor replacements and tubes have all been checked, it sounds great. Broadcast on AM and Short Wave. 12-1/4"W x 8"H x 6"D. $425.00. (0020829)
Emerson Catalin Radio Great modern design with porthole dial. All complete with plastic back. Radio works and has no cracks or chips. $495.00. (0290011)
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. (0610051)
Emerson CY-288 "Big Strad" (Ingraham) (1939) This is a "drop-dead" beautiful, large and rare table radio with an Ingraham Clock Company designed cabinet. It is a two-band (see dial) radio and works very well on both. It was meticulously refinished with clear & toned lacquers and the walnut veneer patterns display very well! All of the paper and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced, all resistors and tubes checked and replaced as needed, and it should provide trouble-free performance for many years (warranty included). It is the second one I have owned; the first sold on the Radio Attic for $549 in Jan 2009 (see it here). This one is much nicer! If you like big table radios, this would be a fine one to display and play! Additional pics are available (includes chassis), just ask. Shipped weight will be 18 pounds, double boxed. 17"W x 10-1/2"H x 9"D. $649.00. (1030086)
Emerson DL1-330 (1939) No breaks or cracks in this Bakelite case and the chassis tunes and plays beautifully. Very cool machine-age design cues in the curved louvers. Tunes and plays loud and clear. (JC590) $115.00. (1170237)
Emerson DR1-343 w/Ingraham Cabinet (1941) This is a very nice table radio with an Ingraham Clock Company designed cabinet (see bottom pic for Ingraham tag). It is a two-band (see dial) radio and works very well on both. It was very nicely refinished before I acquired it, and displays great. Most of the capacitors have been replaced, so it should provide trouble-free performance for many years. The grains of the walnut veneers are simply wonderful! If you like small radios with interesting designs, this one is for you! Shipped weight will be 10 pounds. 13"W x 8-1/2"H x 6"D. $299.00. (1030067)
Emerson DY-349 w/Ingraham Cabinet (1941) This is a beautiful table radio with an Ingraham Clock Company designed cabinet (excellent Ingraham tag on bottom). It is a two-band (see dial) radio and works very well on both. It was carefully refinished with many coats of clear & toned lacquers, the walnut veneer patterns are wonderful and the unusual shutters over the speaker are very attractive! All of the paper and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced, all resistors and tubes checked and replaced as needed, and it should provide trouble-free performance for many years (warranty included). If you like small radios with interesting designs, this will be a favorite! Additional pics are available, just ask. Shipped weight will be 10 pounds. 13-1/2"W x 9"H x 6-1/2"D. $449.00. (1030085)
Emerson EH-342 (1941) Emerson within a beautifully refinished mahogany cabinet; plays very well. This radio features a large airplane dial, the original knobs, and is in very good condition with just small area of flaking on the upper trim. I have sold two of these in the past and it is a great radio. 16"W x 10-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D. $269.00. (1180019)
Emerson L557 (1933) This is a very nice Emerson from the Depression era. The radio has been completely restored inside and out, it plays loud and clear. My guarantee applies. The cabinet has been refinished in lacquer. 14"W x 10"H x 8"D, about 24 pounds packed (pretty heavy for its size). $168.75. (1000147)
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. (0550039)
Emerson Portable 560A, 1947 This beautiful portable Emerson is made of Bakelite. It also has batteries, which are there since 1947. The radio has four tubes and operates on AC and DC. It is in a very good condition. Price includes S&H within USA. It is a fantastic buy at $98.00. (0550235)
Emerson Radio 1939-40? Very nice looking radio which has been electronically restored and is working great. I see no mark on the case as to model and have found no information as to its model or year. The case might is the quality of an Ingraham case but I'm not sure however it is completely original. 13-1/2"W x 9-1/2"H x 9"D. $179.95. (0020908)
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. (0620006)
Emerson Radio (1947) Model unknown. Radio does not play and is missing the back. Sold as is. $60.00. (0370071)
Emerson Radio (1950s?) Unidentified Emerson table radio. No breaks or cracks to case. This set does power up, and the dial lights up, but it does not play. Instead it hums loudly when tuned to any station. (JC221) $80.00. (1170165)
Emerson Radio (model unknown) Unknown model radio displays well; radio works. Missing back and clear dial cover. $55.00. (0370098)
Emerson Table Radio I picked this guy up along the way. It has been worked on (not by me), and has been recapped. The little five tube radio works, but the speaker transformer has been bypassed with another. BC only, needs electrical attention. Has great pull up handle, and the wood is in very good condition. A nice candidate for someone to restore and finish up. Model number unknown. 10-1/2"W x 9"H x 6"D. $145.00. (1100026)
Emerson Tombstone (1938) There is no model number on this little beauty, but it the same size and style as the Catalin AU-190 tombstone. It only has two knobs. Five tubes; AM and shortwave. Beautifully refinished walnut cabinet. Chassis has been rebuilt by our shop and it plays great. We bought and installed a new back for this radio. It is small but has a big heart. 10-1/2"H x 8"W x 5-1/2"D. $295.00. (1230025)
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. (0550031)
EMUD Rekord 60 (1959) SOLD! A very nice EMUD (Ernst Mastling Ulm, Donau) with four speakers and three bands. Speakers are a large woofer, 3" midrange and two electrostatic tweeters. Bands are AM 550-1600, FM 88-108 and SW 30-50m. There are variable Bass and Treble controls plus pushbuttons for Speech, Orchestra and Jazz. The main speaker was bad and replaced with a good or better Grundig speaker. The cabinet is in very good condition with its original finish and very little wear. 21"W x 12"H x 9-1/2"D. $295.00. (0880145)
Esquire 550U Clock Radio (1952) This clock radio works and is all complete. $95.00. (0370105)
Essential Characteristics #ETR-150 General Electric - for AM/FM radio & TV receiving tube ratings etc in that period. Spiral bound, 107 pages. $7.00. (3020572)
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. (0020699)

FADA 1001 (1947) Table top set, working great with plenty of volume across the dial. The case is in original, untouched condition and looks very nice. It also has an RCA phono jack and switch in the back. 11-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. $225.00. (0020882)
FADA 175A (1924) 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. $279.99. (0260412)
FADA 192-A Neutrolette (1925) With full set of labeled connections and instruction manual. This set has the quality of cabinet (original) finish and construction you expect from FADA. This five tube set is a very strong runner, with stunning cosmetics. $375.00. (0380235)
FADA 220 (1941) Beautiful brown Bakelite AM only radio. The cabinet is in very good condition with the original grille cloth. Reception is strong across the entire dial. Power cord, weak tubes and most capacitors have been replaced. Cardboard back is missing. 10-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $175.00. (0390193)
FADA 260 (1936) SOLD! Plaskon case. The electronics have been restored replacing capacitors, resistors as well as tubes that were no good so it's working very well. It looks good and it's a great show piece, but the case does have some issues with the repaired cracks on the back and some surface stress cracks on top and front. See the extra photos. $125.00. (0020869)
FADA 270T (1938) Mr. Andrea outdid himself with this offering. Three band unit, plays well, completely gone thru inside. Bright eye tube, and a stunning dial, mated with a good quality, high style cabinet. Finished in gloss, with a buttery smooth finish. A real beaut, and scarce. This is the only one I have encountered. $825.00. (1100132)
FADA 855 (1949) This set has no breaks or cracks to the case, has been electronically restored and tunes and plays well. Original back on it, knobs, and even sports (most of) its original tube-layout label. (JC250). $100.00. (1170233)
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. (1360023)
Fairbanks Morse 58-T-1 (1936 ) This is a set that rarely comes up for sale and is highly collectible. This is as good as they come, with a beautiful cabinet refinished in a lacquer finish using correct shades of toners and finishes. The chassis is as clean as the cabinet and has been electronically restored replacing all caps and out of tolerance resistors. The set plays loud and clear on BC and SW bands. The colorful dial lights up bright and is beautiful. Don't miss owning this beautiful set. 19"W x 10-1/2"H x 10"D. $499.00. (0620181)
Fairbanks Morse 72 (1938) Indiana's famed Fairbanks Morse Co. is perhaps best known for its locomotive and related products, but also had a line of very high quality radios in the 30's. The model 72 is most often encountered as a console, and this is one of a small number manufactured as a table unit, albeit big. Multi function unusual oval dial with an 8" speaker provide very good for the day sound quality. Beautiful cabinet with great presence. Restored to a gloss finish, with the chassis being refurbished. Large at 19"W x 15"H x 12"D. $899.00. (1100130)
Federal 1040TB (1947) As in Tampa Bay Buccaneers...kinda (that's what the TB reminds me of)! Boy, this classic Federal dark brown swirled Bakelite is a real Southern Peach! An absolutely stunning case that's truly off the Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty -- a 10+! Electronically reconditioned, tuned aligned and a new power cord added. All five tubes check out AOK! Plays wonderful! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $175.00. (0510371)
Federal DX-58 Here is an excellent Federal receiver. The front panel and cabinet are both exceptional. The cabinet paint is original. Both audio transformers are good and this is a working set. The DX-58 was prized for its selectivity because the metal cabinet shielded it and allowed it to discriminate between signals better. This one is in exceptional condition! $1,095.00. (1160026)
Federal Orthosonic (Circa 1925) Five-tube Receiver. Completely rebuilt and plays very well with plenty of clear stations. Includes good tested tubes and excellent hookup markings. Very nice wine color marbled chassis bed. $325.00. (0380253)
Firestone "Air Chief" S-7402-4 (1940) This is Firestone's miniaturization at its best. This AM radio has excellent reception with the internal antenna. I provided a wire if you'd like to attach a longer external wire antenna. This beauty sold for $9.95 in 1940 and was known as "The Reporter." The case is fabulous. Fully restored electronically for safe, dependable daily use. This is a tiny radio at 8"W x 5"H x 5"D. $200.00. (1090127)
Firestone "Air Chief" S-7426-3 (1939) SALE! This is an interesting set. Cross matched frontal veneers and a sculpted grille make this a distinctive mid-sized table radio. The radio is in original condition. The finish is nice, with a tiny amount of loss. The radio bezels, made from a marbled Tenite plastic, show no breakage or shrinkage. All of the parts ore original. My tech has repaired the radio to be a perfect player. The presets simply await your programming of your local stations. New power cord attached, the radio is a simple plug and enjoy addition to your collection. 18"W x 10-1/2"H x 10"D.Was $279.00, now $259.00. (0960705)
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. (0970005)
Firestone Air Chief 4-A-10 (1947) Also know as "The Reporter," this set with its sharp wrap around louvers and slanted front dial is a fine example of the Deco style design manufactured in 1947. Standard AM Broadcast band 535-1620 KC. All capacitors have been replaced along with a new power cord/plug. In addition tubes have been tested for top performance. Rust free chassis. The cabinet has been refinished in a light gray color. Set plays great with its powerful 4" dynamic speaker. 11-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 7"D. $165.00. (0940022)
Firestone Air Chief S-76403-4 (1940) SALE! Here's a real nice midget wood set with a cabinet purportedly crafted by Ingraham. The radio has been restored inside and out. It's a good player across the dial; all caps and the bad resistors were replaced, a professional alignment performed and new cloth power cord installed. The case is solid, the Deco dial and pointer are excellent, original knobs are present and the bottom retains the full label. A custom back also has been made. Price includes everything. 9"W x 6"H x 6"D.Was $210.00, now $195.00. (0910146)
Firestone R-311 "Worlds Fair" (1939) SOLD! You are looking at a very collectable radio. Made for Firestone, the radio extrudes the "industrial design" of the 1939 New York World's Fair. The radio is the brown Bakelite version, but this set came in black and an ivory version, too. The futuristic design screams of the premier pride the company displayed at this world famous event. Note the marbled knobs and preset levers, often missing. The radio is a bit dusty, but displays no cracks or chips. The radio has been repaired by my tech, and should offer years of beauty and great service. 13-1/4"W x 7-1/4"H x 7-1/2"D. $239.00. (0960905)
Firestone S-7398-3 (1939) Firestone had an extensive dealer network and a strong following in the 1930s. They added radios to their lineup of automotive products, exploiting the brand loyalty they richly deserved. They contracted with some of the best factories to produce a noteworthy line of radios. This particular model is a six-tube super-het which displayed all of the finest refinements of the height of the super-het era. The craftsmanship if the cabinet mirrors the fine electronic inside. The finish is original, and the wear minimal. There are a couple of small cracks in the wood due to the natural aging and shrinkage of the wood, so click on all of the additional photos. I mention this, but I think you will find the cosmetic to be a "nine" and the latent great looks highlighted by a huge clear dial with great detailing. My tech has done a fine repair and this radio is ready for your collection and listening pleasure. This super radio is 18-1/2"W x 10-3/4"H x 9-3/4"D. $399.00. (0960769)
Firestone S-7403-5 "The Melody" (1940) Fabulous Ingraham designed cabinet sold by Firestone as "The Melody." This exceptionally beautiful cabinet was finished to a gorgeous high gloss finish that compliments the incredible veneers. It does also come with our 90 day warranty on the electrical restoration. A petite 12"W x 8"H x 7"D. $745.00. (1100094)
Firestone S-7403-6 (1939) SOLD! Perhaps little bit of a project radio, but plays and can be enjoyed immediately. This 1939 tabletop radio features an Ingraham cabinet and absolutely great figuring (designs) in the wood. It is missing two of the grille bars on the front; someone in the past added grille cloth on the left and right. Features a very dark maroon inlay at the top and bottom that looks like it has some glue stuck to it. The inlay on the lower left side is missing. The Ingraham sticker is present, distinctly different from every other one I've ever seen. Bullet knobs present, but not the ones that originally came of this radio. Please take a close look at the pictures and mail me any questions. 13"H x 8"W x 7"D. $275.00. (1180033)
Firestone S-7403-9 This is a test. This is only a test. This radio is not for sale! If this were a real Radio Attic ad, you would want to buy this radio. But it is only a test. Friendly Webmaster is working on some site improvements that will make the Radio Attic an even better web site than it is now! $50.00. (0010001)
Firestone S7398-5 (1942) Here is a beautiful old Firestone two-band radio. This radio sold new in the early 1940s. You will love the sound of this radio! Both bands work well. The chassis has been gone over and serviced properly. The cabinet has a nice Deco style! The radio is clean inside and out. You will enjoy the looks and performance of this fine radio. $375.00. (1270016)
First Class Radiotelephone Handbook Author: Edward Noll. Published by Howard Sams 1968. Very nice condition, paperback, 400 pgs. $10.00. (3020007)
Fleetwood 6 Globe This is the original early 60's Globe, made in Japan; radio exterior is almost mint, battery cover attached. Note: Sold as non working, it takes six penlight batteries, mild corrosion on some terminals (possibly repairable). I personally displayed this and never worried about its operation, many positive comments. 8"H; globe 6" diameter. $39.95. (0080102)
Football Helmet Radio This football helmet radio is dark blue with a block "A." There are dozens of teams that use or discontinued teams that used this color and letter "A." the helmet is in excellent condition and the radio plays well. $35.00. (1110060)
For a Thrill, See Dr. Gill This most unusual figure of a doctor, was made to an order by a large US Company, whose president was Dr. Gill. The carving of the doctor is well done, he holds his speaker in hand. The radio is all transistor. It was made in 1960 in Hong Kong, according to the Company orders. Price includes shipping. $125.00. (0550201)
Four Star F5-015 Transistor radio with clock. Both work; comes with original box. One knob missing. $20.00. (0110008)
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. (0550135)
Freed-Eisemann NR-12 (1924) SOLD! DC set. Rebuilt chassis plays well. Excellent glossy Bakelite dial face and great labeling. Great collector radio! $260.00. (0380205)
French Style Telephone and Radio This beautiful miniature telephone look-a-like and radio, all transistor. We inserted one 9 volt battery! So unpack and play this unusual radio! Special price for Radio Attic readers includes all S&H within USA. $79.00. (0550254)
Freshman Masterpiece Rare one-dial version. Contains six tubes in this completely rebuilt chassis and nice inlaid marquetry in front end panels. A strong running set! $325.00. (0380239)
Fundamental Electrical Technology By M. H. Klayton, pub. by Addison-Wesley 1977. Hardback, 710 pages, good condition. $20.00. (3020552)
Futuramist Radio Bakelite, five-tube table radio, Bakelite cabinet in good shape. Radio does not work. $20.00. (1010110)

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. (0550072)
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. (0380195)
Gem Chrome Escutcheon Tombstone Using tube lineup 2-58s, 1-57, 1-47 & 1-80, I found similar circuits but never identified radio. Radio works quite well but not electrically restored. Most caps replaced with orange drops. Chassis has corrosion. Cabinet can use work. Front nice but sides and top have chips missing and poor gluing job. Grille cloth and knobs look original. Radio possibly rare. 14"H x 10-1/4"W x 7-1/2"D. $150.00. (1220015)
General Electric "Modern Longfellow" Grandfather Clock This one was restored by the President of the SPARK radio club of Dayton, Ohio and the quality of the workmanship is stellar. A masterpiece of G.F. clock radios, with very good original finish and label. $1,350.00. (0380231)
General Electric (Canada) E-81 Tombstone (1938) Those of you who follow my listing know of my appreciation for Canadian made radios. The quality of these sets surpasses most of the U.S. made radios of the same period. This is a fine example of a Canadian General Electric, almost a perfect clone of a U.S. made RCA T-8. This is a terrific three-band, eight-tube super-het. The selectivity and sound quality will delight the most demanding collector. Note the beautifully lit dial, and the new and super sensitive green tuning eye. The cabinet is a beautiful book matched dark walnut veneer, in very nice condition. The only finish loss is along the base, and very modest in scale. The speaker cloth and knobs are factory original. My tech enjoyed making repairs to this fine radio and added a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug, for your safe use. A tall 21-1/2"H x 15-3/4"W x 9-1/2"D. $599.00. (0960690)
General Electric 102 (1948) This is a very nice GE with exceptional reception on the AM band using the internal loop antenna. The case is nice and shiny. Also, a crystal clear dial with strong graphics show nicely. This model does not have a pilot light. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable daily operation. 12"W x 8"H x 7"D. $165.00. (1090139)
General Electric 107 (1940) SOLD! Classic GE table set, electronically restored to give many more years of radio listing. It has good quality sound bringing in stations all across the dial. The case is in very good condition, no cracks or chips. 12-1/2"W x 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $95.00. (0020909)
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. (0210033)
General Electric 115W (1948) This GE has an incredible bright white mark-free case and a crystal clear dial lens & numbers. Excellent AM reception with the internal loop antenna. This model does not have a dial light. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 12-1/2"W x 8"H x 7"D. $165.00. (1090274)
General Electric 123 (1949) This very nice and unusual radio is all red, including two red knobs and five tubes. Please be advised, the radio has a small repaired and unseen hairline on front side. Special for Radio Attic. Very rare and unusual set. Our special price for this set including S&H to US addresses is only $75.00. (0550222)
General Electric 1710A (1965) This is a very sharp pocket radio; it's clean with no cracks, chips or scratches, A very nice, good working little radio bringing in a very strong signal all across the AM band. $59.50. (0020816)
General Electric 202 (1947) A nice chocolate brown case and exceptional reception on the AM band with the six-tube circuit and internal loop antenna. The dial lights nicely for night time use. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 12"W x 8"H x 8"D. $149.00. (1090267)
General Electric 220 (1946) Brown Bakelite six-tube AM/SW radio. The cabinet is in very good condition with strong reception on both bands. Weak tubes, power cord and most capacitors have been replaced. 12"W x 7-3/4"H x 8-1/2"D. $150.00. (0390194)
General Electric 221 (1938) This nice GE radio has six tubes, all OK. It has AM and shortwave bands. The radio was humming, but no longer. I know, if I change couple of caps, it will work. But I want to keep it all original, as it came from the factory. SPECIAL for Radio Attic! Add $20.00 for S&H within USA. $45.00. (0550210)
General Electric 226 (1950) SOLD! A nice GE with super reception across the AM band with the six-tube circuit and loop antenna. The dial is slightly worn as seen in the photos. The dial lights for night use. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 13-1/4"W x 8-1/4"H x 8"D. $135.00. (1090268)
General Electric 410 (1951) This GE has a very nice wood cabinet along with a clear, lighted dial. Exceptional reception across the AM band with the internal loop antenna and a six-tube circuit. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 13-1/4"W x 9"H x 7"D. $149.00. (1090265)
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. (1360001)
General Electric 424 (1954) A nice, compact radio that will fit nicely on a nightstand or small space. Excellent AM reception and a pretty case. An internal antenna pulls in the weak stations well. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 11-1/2"W x 6"H x 6"D. $135.00. (1090242)
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. (0030069)
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. (0370068)
General Electric 500 "Turbine" (1939) SOLD! GE produced a lot of radio models, but none as distinctive and stylish as the "turbine" lineup from 1939. They were not only a great design, but these late 1930's sets had incredible brown and tan mottling in the cabinets. This model is in excellent condition. It's been recapped and is playing fine, picking up all my local AM stations with no annoying filter hum. The dial lamp shines thru the white dial wheel when the radio is turned on, creating quite an unusual effect. This model came without a built-in loop antenna, so it used an antenna wire. The case is excellent, with no chips, cracks, or hairline cracks. All knobs are original. I have replaced the original back with a perfect Retro-Tronics replacement. It's a small radio at about 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $169.00. (1150118)
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. (0370050)
General Electric 676 (1956) GE's first commercially produced transistor radio. With original leather case and earphone. This radio uses a very strange battery so I have never never been able to test it. The battery is 9 volt and 13-1/2 volts all in one package. It is shown in picture with radio. The ivory cabinet has a few scuffs but no damage. It is a five transistor radio. Be a nice history piece for your collection. The Collector's Guide to Transistor Radios by Marty and Sue Bunis of 1994 prices it at $100.00. Made in USA. 5-1/2"W x 3-1/8"H x 1-3/8"D. $99.00. (1230197)
General Electric 7-2705 Pocket Transistor (1971) Brand new, never used. Superb reception on AM. Case is beautiful. Original box. No earphone. Uses a common 9-volt battery. 4-1/8"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D. $45.00. (1090184)
General Electric A70 Tombstone (1935) Beautiful very large seven tube AM/SW table radio. Has been refinished and looks wonderful. Original knobs. New grille cloth. Completely rebuilt to our high standards. New orange drop capacitors. New condensers, new AC cord, tubes all checked and replaced if needed. Alignment set to factory specs. Wiring all nice and any that wasn't up to par is replaced. Super nice radio. Sounds fantastic and is extremely sensitive; picks very distant stations easily. Proudly made in the USA. 20"H x 14-1/2"W x 10-1/2"D. $395.00. (1230204)
General Electric C-5308 Clock Radio (1955) SOLD! 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 $77.00. (0550131)
General Electric C3300A AM Retro Clock Radio This hard to find totally cool AM clock radio was made in Hong Kong by GE. There is a 3/8" hairline crack in the base as shown. You will also note that paper clock dial face is pulling away in the lower left and right corners. The clear dial covers have some surface wear. So in short it's not perfect, but I think you will find it still displays very well. The radio is all original right down to the power cord. All the controls are completely functional. The clock, radio and alarm work well. It probably dates from the late 1960's early 70's. The only thing left to say is groovy baby! 7-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 4-1/2"D. $149.99. (0260506)
General Electric C417C Clock Radio (1958) This is sturdy table set with wrap-around plastic case and even color-coordinated plug. The clock works and keeps good time (the snooze button on top doesn't function). The radio plays great, with both IF cans rebuilt, electrolytic capacitors replaced and an alignment performed. The turquoise case has no cracks/chips with light wear, the clock/radio plastic cover is crack-free and shows a little wear, mostly the slight scuffing near the 10-11 numbers, the hour/minute hands have been positioned to show it best. The price includes everything. $105.00. (0910162)
General Electric C751 Midget (late 1950s?) This little boomer Bakelite radio has its original back and knobs and label on the bottom. It's been electronically restored and tunes and sounds great! The case is without breaks or cracks. (JC31) $125.00. (1170220)
General Electric GD-41 SOLD! Here's a little beauty! It's had my usual complete restoration both inside and outside and looks and plays great. The horizontal veneer inlay looks great against the vertically grained walnut wood. This is an eye catcher and would be a great addition to the novice or serious radio collectors as well as decorators. Many many coats of hand rubbed lacquer have been applied to attain this beautiful finish. Shipping, handling and insurance is including in the price. $260.00. (1070048)
General Electric GD-500 Midget (1939) GE produced a lot of radio models, but these late 1930's sets had incredible brown and tan mottling in the cabinets. This model is in excellent condition. The swirling & marbling in the Bakelite case really create a stunning look. It's been recapped and is playing fine, picking up all my local AM stations without any annoying filter hum. This radio even has its original line resistance cord in place. It came without a built-in loop antenna, so it uses an antenna wire, but reception is not a problem at all. The case is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, or hairline cracks. All knobs are original. The back is a cut replacement. It's a very hard set to find without any damage at all. Small at 7"W x 4-1/2"H x 4"D. $115.00. (1150142)
General Electric GD-60 (1939) Cute little slant front GE, with all wood veneer: unusual in that the use of faux photo print veneer was just starting to dominate cabinet building, in an effort to cut cost. Solid performer, and covered under our 90 day warranty. An iPod® dock may be added for an additional $75.00. 12"W x 9"H x 6"D. $315.00. (1100144)
General Electric GD60 (1938) The slant front design makes this radio very interesting. The case was refinished with satin lacquer and appropriate toners. The wooden strips by the dials are real wood, no photo finish which was so common in that era. New grille cloth. It was serviced, plays well. $225.00. (1260007)
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. (0250140)
General Electric H-620 This is the three knob variation to the 610 model. The radio has two problems. The dial is distorted with discoloration. It does not interfere with the dial pointer and it is still very legible. On the right side there is a crack that runs from the bottom rear corner at an angle about 5" up. You have to look at it in the right light to see it. I could not get it to shown up well in the close up. Overall the set displays nicely with excellent marbleizing in the Beetle plastic. The chassis has been serviced and plays well on AM and I was able to get some short wave stations. 10"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $99.00. (0260540)
General Electric H500 (1939) Some say "Machine Age," some say "Deco;" regardless, it is a rare beauty, with its chocolate swirled Bakelite cabinet, and unusual thumbwheel tuning. This radio has no cracks anywhere, and has been restored and aligned to good operating condition, picking up signals up & down the dial with its attached long wire antenna. Original speaker has been repaired--no buzzing. $250.00. (0610080)
General Electric H601 (1939) Seven tube Bakelite AM radio with no cracks. Has two small blemishes in the left upper front. Chassis has been rebuilt and works great. The Bakelite back is in great condition. Made in the USA and will work great for years. 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 7"D. $175.00. (1230177)
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. $225.00. (0080081)
General Electric J-82 Cathedral (1933) Here is a true classic almost never offered for sale. This classic radio has been professionally refinished with original speaker cloth and knobs. The powerful eight-tube chassis has automatic volume control and offers all of the more sophisticated technology of this time. Although an early super-het, this model offers super selectivity. This is the larger version of one of the true classics. Some people feel this model most offers the look of a Gothic church. The radio was completely repaired by my technician and is a very strong player as you would expect from a high tube count chassis. The radio has a new silk covered power cord and plug for you safe use. 19"H x 14-1/2"W x 11"D. $799.00. (0960786)
General Electric J62 "Treasure Chest" (1941) Another unusually nice example of fine cabinetry from General Electric. Constructed of mahogany, with a delicate grille and brass handles on the sides. Three bands, six-tube radio that was just that much nicer than a lot of the competition. Beautiful radio, and covered under our 90 day electronic warranty. 15"W x 11"H x 9"D. $355.00. (1100165)
General Electric JK-30 (early 1940s) SOLD! This set's been professionally refinished and electronically restored. The case has a deep clearcoat finish that's been rubbed out to a rich luster. Lovely veneers and a great dial face. Tunes and plays very well. (JC645) $225.00. (1170234)
General Electric K50 Cathedral (1935) This cathedral is the ideal size if room is an issue: 13-3/4"H x 11"W x 7"D. Cabinet was stripped, grain filled, finished with toning lacquers and satin lacquer. Chassis was serviced and painted. Plays well. $350.00. (1260031)
General Electric L653 by Ingraham (1946) In 1946, GE continued the tradition of a radio as a fine piece of furniture, in the face of the cheaper Bakelite and metal cabinets starting to dominate the radio marketplace. GE turned to the Ingraham Co. to provide the traditional quality for the post War era. This is an AM only result of that marketing decision. Beautiful walnut, with a contrasting burl panel, in a sleek, modernistic design. Radio has been restored electronically, and plays well with good reception with its internal antenna loop. Its original back is present as well, but a bit worn at the bottom. $325.00. (1100162)
General Electric M-63 Tombstone (1934) SOLD! This is the first example of this rare tombstone offered in the decade that the Radio Attic has offered radios. This super scarce radio, must have been very edgy for the era, and was limited in appeal and quantities made. The radio is an original example in fine condition with the factory installed speaker cloth and knobs. The finish is terrific and also, original. The radio has been repaired back to the factory original specs, and plays great. The six-tube chassis is a real performer for this era, and should provide a fine selection of radio stations. I have not seen more than a handful of these radios in the last four decades, and I sense this one will sell quickly. My tech has added a fine silk power cord and new Bakelite plug for your safe and regular use. 16"H x 11-1/2"W x 9"D. $799.00. (0960725)
General Electric P-1750 Pocket Transistor (mid-60s) A nice GE set with the earphone, paperwork and box. Case is in nice, used condition. Good AM reception with the six-transistor circuits. Uses a common 9-volt battery. 4-1/2"W x 2-1/2"H x 1-1/4"D. $45.00. (1090183)
General Electric P-808E Portable Transistor (1962) Superb reception and strong volume. Tunes in the weak stations very well. A very sharp, clean case. Uses a common 9-volt battery. 7"W x 5"H x 2-3/4"D. $55.00. (1090165)
General Electric P-881A Portable (1960) A black & white portable that plays very well on 115V house current or four "D" batteries. Reception on the AM band is excellent. Five transistors and an internal antenna pull in the stations loud & clear. Restored for reliable daily use with a new power cord, capacitors and aligned to GE specifications. 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 3"D. $99.00. (1090229)
General Electric P1758 Pocket Transistor (1969) Excellent reception on the AM band and a nice case. Original box and papers. No earphone. Uses a common 9-volt battery. 4"H x 2-3/8"W x 1-3/8"D. $35.00. (1090217)
General Electric P780H "Long Range" Portable (1965) Wonderful nine-transistor portable AM radio. Called the "Long Distance," and it does pick up long distance. One of the best sounding and working portables I have ever found. Tone is great. Chrome has a tiny bit of pitting. Grille is excellent. Plastic case is excellent and the battery cover is good. Controls cleaned and set aligned. Chassis is great condition. Handle is good except for the regular crack in the middle. Uses six "D" cell batteries. This radio is ready to play for a long time. This is a heavy radio being the front is metal. Proudly made in the USA. 11"W x 8"H x 4"D. $225.00. (1230173)
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. (0290006)
General Electric Pocket Transistor Nice transistor works well and picks up a lot of stations on AM broadcast. No damage to this one. Uses 9 Volt battery. 4"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D. $24.95. (1230080)
General Electric Radio SOLD! Nice 1940s wood tube type radio with brass inset speaker grille. Very good shape and it plays, very clean attractive additional to your collection! Complete with original cardboard back cover and internal antenna. Postage not included. $49.00. (0030078)
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. (0750011)
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. (0750012)
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. (0750013)
General Electric T1250A (1954) This beautiful walnut wood case radio is very rare, since GE made very few wood case radios. It features six tubes, two speakers, AM/FM and it works good on both bands. $24.00 for S&H within USA $98.00. (0550205)
General Electric YRB-60-2 (1948) Works but not like new. Some scrapes and scratches on top as shown. $65.00. (0950022)
General Motors "Corporal" Cathedral (1932) General Motors, who had an extensive dealer network in the 1930s, tried their hand at selling radios. They made a number of console and table models. These radios entertained the customers while they waited on the repairs and gave the dealerships a chance to make an additional sale. The radios were likely made by a contract factory, but they were extremely well made and were not inexpensive. The radio before you is a five-tube early super-het. The radio is in factory original condition with all of the factory installed parts. The finish and overall condition are extremely nice. The radio was repaired by my technician, who has done his usual perfectionist job. The radio plays clearly and loudly with great selectivity for a radio of this period. He has added a replacement power cord, a fine silk reproduction and Bakelite plug for your safe operation. 15-1/4"H x 12"W x 8-1/2"D. $499.00. (0960817)
General Television & Radio 534 "Piano" (1939) This is one of the most interesting novelty radios made. Created by General Television & Radio for Chicago, they made a five-tube set in the form of a grand piano. The radio is the very scarce "blonde" finish and is a very nice example with the foot petals and music holder. The radio is a solid performer and has one of the most dependable tube line ups ever created. The radio will be a delight to own and display. 12"W x 13"D x 6-1/2"H (top closed). $329.00. (0960871)
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. (0250185)
Gilfillan 5-B-9 (1941) If you like pre-War LA radios, here's a sweet one for you. The Gilfillan brothers made a lot of different models right before the war but this one you don't see a lot. The radio tunes and plays beautifully. Very cool metal back and a very decorative dial face with a new clear cover. The nice machine-age case has a couple of stress cracks though (one on the radio's right side and a small one on top near rear--it is hard to see) so you don't have to pay an arm and a leg for it. (JC361) $90.00. (1170238)
Gilfillan 56B (1946) Wood case with metal front. Nice looking beautiful red Mahogany finish with copper grille and black trim. Lighted dial. Restored electronically and it is working great. Solid wood back. 12"W x 7"H x 7"D. $167.50. (0020878)
Gilfillan 56C (1948) As with most Plaskon radios, this one had cracks. I repaired the cracks, had paint mixed to match the ivory Plaskon. Repainted, clear-coated, and buffed case. The radio has been serviced and plays well. There is one small ding in the chrome ring around the dial (at top). Radio has a nice original back. $300.00. (1260042)
Gilfillan 5AD-W (1942) Small five-tube AM broadcast. Electronically restored and working well. The case is in nice condition with exception to a repaired crack on the bottom screw hole (see extra photos). 8"W x 5"H x 4-3/4"D. $98.00. (0020864)
Gilfillan 711T (1937) Here is a beautiful looking Deco style tube radio for your collection. This is a Gilfillan seven-tube set with AM and SW band. The radio sounds awesome! It is a great performer, too. It picks up lots of stations. You need a long wire antenna for good short wave reception. The tuning eye is bright and it closes nicely on a good station. The dial has two lights so you can see the stations easily in the dark. This is a first class radio! It is clean inside and out. The chassis has been serviced too. You will really enjoy this great looking radio! $399.00. (1270019)
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. (0910053)
Gilfillan Little King The model number and actual manufacturer are unknown. The chassis was made at the Gilfillan plant in LA, but it may not have been sold under the Gilfillan name. This is a great little radio with some of the most fantastic use of shading and veneers I've seen on such a small set. The set is all original including grille cloth and knobs. The chassis is clean and complete with a nice large 6" speaker. If you want this set to operate it will need a new transformer so it is offered as is. Makes a perfect display piece an excellent example of LA midget sets at their best. 11-1/2"W x 8"H x 5-1/2"D. $169.99. (0260512)
Gloritone 26P Cathedral from U.S. Radio (1931) SALE! This is a very early five-tube super-het from a desired maker. The factory was located in Marion, Indiana; although not a larger factory, it made some very good and stylish radios. The radio was sophisticated for the date, as it included the automatic volume control feature, making reception much easier. The multi-tone American Walnut cabinet is in outstanding condition with a great detailing in the construction. The radio, being such a nice example, was an easy restoration for my tech, whose work included new caps and filters. He has aligned the tuner and added a fresh silk power cord and plug for your safe operation. 17-1/2"H x 15"W x 8-1/2"D.Was $399.00, now $359.00. (0960672)
Goldtone Deluxe Pocket Transistor (1960) SOLD! Goldtone Japanese pocket transistor radio from about 1960. A local estate find. No case damage, no cracks or hairline cracks. It has its original leather case, in rough condition. It was presented to a Shriner in appreciation, and has his name and a message imprinted on the back. The radio is working & playing all my local AM stations, utilizing a 9 volt battery (included). Shipping will be $6 to anywhere in the USA. $20.00. (1150085)
Goodyear "Wings" 582 (1938) 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. (0390158)
Goodyear "Wings" 686 (1935) This is a scarce and interesting table radio. The radio was made as a house brand for the Goodyear Stores and sports the famous "Wings" label. The edgy Deco cut out grille and the dramatic American walnut cabinet makes the radio very pleasing. The dial has an interesting needle indicator for the three bands that the radio was designed to receive. The radio is a five-tube chassis. The condition is terrific, with some aging to the oval plastic dial cover. With the radio on, in a darkened room, this set is smashing. My tech has done his usual complete restoration with all of the parts prone to failure, replaced and a good tuner alignment. Added for your safe and regular use is a brand new power cord and plug. 18"W x 10-1/4"H x 10"D. $379.00. (0960653)
Goodyear "Wings" Challenger (1939) Here is a terrific seven-tube super-het from the late 1930s. The Challenger was also listed as a model 015060. Limited in distribution, Goodyear radios are a scarce brand. Goodyear sold their radios in company stores with no other distribution. They were not the factory, but like many other retailers, contracted the production to dozens of contract factories. I am not sure which factory made this set, but can tell it was a better factory. This is a very nice example, with a fine original finish and all other factory installed parts. The Tenite plastic around the dial is perfect and does not show any of the normal shrinkage. The five presets were a nice feature and the radio has the interesting "green eye," which is very bright and sensitive, as the tube is brand new. Note the speaker facing through the top of the radio, which makes the sound less directional and sound fills the room. My tech has done a complete repair adding a new power cord and plug, for your safe regular use. 14"H x 14"W x 10"D. $399.00. (0960752)
Goodyear Wings 583 Tombstone (1937) This is a very scarce and desired radio. Made by a contract factory for Goodyear Tire and Rubber, clearly it was made with the highest quality. The radio is a stunning set with a Deco waterfall grille. The cabinet is in original condition, with a correct replacement speaker cloth. The radio is in very good condition, and by my estimation, not in need of refinishing. The presence of this radio is a real eye catcher. There are a few scratches on the right side, so please click on the additional photos for your assessment. The chassis is a deluxe dual band receiver with broadcast and short wave. The seven-tube chassis is from the best period of the super-het era and delivers a fantastic sound, with perfect selectivity through a large Jensen speaker. 17"H x 14-3/4"W x 12"D. $629.00. (0960794)
Graetz Baroness 1109E German radio. Looks and plays super on Broadcast and FM. Nice solid oak wood case. $160.00. (0380250)
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. (0380224)
Gran Prix A100 Pocket Transistor Nice transistor works well and picks up a lot of stations on AM broadcast. Has a black plastic traveling case. No damage to this one. Uses 9 Volt battery. 4-1/4"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D. $19.99. (1230079)
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. (0990013)
Grebe CR-12 This is the finest CR-12 I have ever seen. I doubt you could find a nicer one! The cabinet, which is often cracked and faded, is in superb original condition. The front panel is excellent as is the rest of the set. Both original transformers are good and the set works well. All the controls do what they should. The operating instructions on the back of the battery cover lid are in excellent condition. The CR-12 was a flagship of the Grebe sets. If you want one of these this is the best example you'll find! $1,400.00. (1160024)
Grebe RORK Amplifier Very nice working RORK Amplifier. The case is excellent as shown. There is a glue-line crack in the base but it is very secure to the case. The RORK was used with many of the Grebe receivers to provide extra audio to power a horn. Two good 01-A tubes are included. $800.00. (1160021)
Grundig 300 Portable This very nice portable German radio was manufactured in Portugal in the early 60s. 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. $100.00. (0550008)
Grundig 94-U (1967) This beautiful table model radio was made in Portugal for Grundig, of Germany. This solid state radio features 11 circuits (transistors) in FM and 7 circuits in AM. It works perfect on both bands (I interchanged some parts from another 94-U). S&I within USA is $23.00 shipped by UPS. $157.00. (0550206)
Grundig CR-314 "Optimus" Clock Radio (1995) This radio was custom manufactured in China by Grundig, and was imported to USA by Radio Shack Corp. The radio is a solid state and features AM/FM bands and digital clock with alarm. The radio and the clock works perfect. It's operated by an AC current with a backup current for the clock by 9 volt battery. You can unplug the radio for several hours, then when you plug it back, the clock will show the right time. Amazing! The special Attic price for this most unusual Grundig radio/clock is only $35.00. (0550175)
Grundig RF-115U (1963) SOLD! Here's another Grundig 115U Solid State, exactly as the one we sold recently; this one was also made in Austria, but in 1963. The radio has AM and FM bands and plays very well. S&H is $20.00. Special price on this one is only $125.00. (0550178)
Grundig Yacht Boy 400 Portable (1970) This nice looking radio was made in West Germany. It has AM/FM/SW, it plays good on all bands. It needs six "AA" batteries. Original box and instruction booklet are included. Add $25.00 for professional packing and S&H. $100.00. (0550251)
Grunow 1291 "Teledial" Console This unrestored beauty is known as the "Shirley Temple." The dial lights up multicolored and has push button settings. This is a big twelve tube set. Nicest one anywhere. Greyhound will get it to your city for about $100. $500.00. (1110015)
Grunow 301 (1933) You are looking at one of my favorites. The radio is a stunning effort with a chevron veneered cabinet highlighted with a silver trim. The highly Deco chrome grille is the perfect accent and balanced with metal insert knobs. The condition of the chrome is terrific. The radio is a fine example, with all of the factory installed parts including the factory back. My tech has replaced the defective and questionable "curtain burner" power cord with a solid state conversion and a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug. The radio is a five-tube broadcast band player. These radios are dependable players and really good sounding set for its compact size. 11-1/4"W x 7-3/4"H x 6"D. $399.00. (0960798)
Grunow 450 Chrome Grille Tombstone This liitle beauty known as "The Modern Miracle" is a beautiful little set from the Art Deco period. The cabinet has been refinished back to its original finish using correct toners and stains,and finished off in a hand rubbed lacquer finish. The chassis has been cleaned and electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This set plays loud and clear on BC and SW bands. This set is a early superheterodyne and has a large speaker.This would make a fine addition to any collection. 18 pounds; 13"H x 9-1/2"W x 6-1/2"D. $399.00. (0620192)
Grunow 460 Cathedral (1935) Grunow Tombstone radio. This is one of my favorites: great design, lighted dial, Deco style grille cutouts, unusual knobs. This radio experienced a total restoration in its past. Close to museum quality, with just a small piece of veneer in the back missing but doesn't show when displayed. Easy touch up. Radio plays well with antenna wire. A smaller variation at 13"H x 9-1/2"W x 6-1/4"D that displays easily anywhere. $275.00. (0080096)
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. (0620020)
Grunow 501 Chrome Front (1933) This stunning radio is the early production 1933 chrome grille mantle radio by Grunow. Chassis as clean as they come, completely gone through several years ago, tube, caps, parts, new lamps etc. as necessary (itemized receipt included for all work done). Pictures should tell story, a few little mars here and there and trim loss of black lacquer, but, I don't think you will find a nicer example anywhere. Plays great with external antennae, both dials are illuminated when turned on. New period line cord. Smallest of separation of grille cloth on lower left as shown. These minor glitches only mentioned for total accuracy. As previously stated, check the gorgeous photos closely. A very sturdy and heavy medium size radio for its size. Shipping and careful packing with insurance extra. 12"W x 7"H x 6"D. $450.00. (0080098)
Grunow 501 Mantel Radio (1934) SOLD! 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. $245.00. (0040243)
Grunow 520 (1934) This is a very nice example of one model in a series made in 1934, with chrome grilles. I bought this example, as there has not been one for sale on "The Attic," for over five years and it was such a nice radio. The compact table set is a five-tube model playing on AM only. The chrome as you can see by my photos has retained a near perfect condition and the cabinet in very nice factory condition. My technician has given the radio complete repairs and the sound and selectivity is remarkable for such a small set. Note the fine silk power cord and new Bakelite plug, replacing the factory original. Please see the full factory installed back which is a rare treat! The radio is a solid set and should be a fine addition to your collection. 12"W x 8-1/2"H x 6-1/4"D. $399.00. (0960781)
Grunow 576 (1938) The chassis of this beautiful Grunow has not been restored (the cord's been cut). I assume that the case has been refinished at some point in its 74-year life, though there are some very small fleabites that would indicate that the work was done long ago. In any event, this is a stunning looker. All the labels are inside and the knobs and grill cloth appear original. Please give it a good home. $125.00. (1170225)
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. (0950035)
Guild 785 "Grafonola" (1959) SOLD! This radio/phono is unusual. It looks like an old windup phono, but as Guild company loved to make radios that looked like other things this stands out as being almost what it looks like. It is a phono but it is a four-speed changer that is electric with an AM radio. The tuning is done with the crank on the side. Has two 6" x 9" speakers and one tweeter in the horn. Has two 6BQ5 output tubes and puts out 40 watts. Has tape and aux inputs plus an extra phono input. Phono has been serviced and has a new cartridge. Radio has been serviced overall. The whole unit has a fantastic sound. The legs are usually missing but these are in great original condition as is the cabinet and horn. The legs come off as does the horn for shipping. This radio/phono is ready to play for a long time. We warranty this one for 90 days. We can ship to lower 48 only. Proudly made in the USA. 44"H x 18-1/2"W x 21"D. $350.00. (1230175)
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. (0950004)
Guild Country Belle (1956) This most unusual radio looks like an old fashioned telephone. It has five tubes, AC/DC. The price includes S&H and insurance to continental US addresses. $118.00. (0550211)

Hallicrafters 51C2 Clock Radio Project! This Hallicrafters clock radio has a beautiful French Colonial design and is in near mint condition inside and out. I plugged her in before I purchased it to test the clock and all functions of the clock work very well. The radio itself is untested. There was a tag present upon purchase that stated that the radio works but distorts after playing for awhile. Probably a tube or resistor. The set appears to have been recapped. It has a dual speaker system with a burgundy grille cloth and a metal textured over-grille design. She's a keeper. Shipping including insurance in the US will be actual cost only. $99.99. (1040085)
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. (0970014)
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. (0970011)
Hallicrafters S-108 Manual Operation, Service and Instruction Manual. Good clear, clean 9.5" x 11" copies with a clear plastic front cover and sturdy front & back covers. Parts list, dial stringing guide, alignment procedure and schematics. $18.50. (3020586)
Hallicrafters S-118 Owners Guide This Owners Guide has 15 pages of excellent information on how to operate the S-118 Mark II and includes a schematics fold out page, parts list, dial stringing diagram and operation Q & A. $9.50. (3020381)
Hallicrafters SX-99 Manual Operation, Service and Instruction Manual. Good clear, clean 9.5" x 11" copies with a clear plastic front cover and sturdy front & back covers. Parts list, dial stringing guide, alignment procedure and schematics. $18.50. (3020587)
Halston 606 (1938) This is the very first example of this model that has graced the Attic in a decade. The stunning designed six-tube super-het is a very scarce model. Understandably, these sets are found in collections only, as they are edgy in design and rather unique. The cabinet is in good condition, I believe an older refinish. The horizontal banded veneer is special as is the depth of color. I am not sure of the kind of wood, but to describe it as a dark walnut color is accurate. My tech gave a special interest in refurbishing this radio. A new and super sensitive tuning eye winks in a dramatic way, and the dial lights change as you flip the radio from band to band. 14-3/4"W x 10-1/4"H x 9"D. $449.00. (0960678)
Harlie R-1400 Pocket Transistor (late 60s) New, never used with paperwork, protective cover and earphone. Calibrated/aligned for best reception. Uses a common 9-volt battery. 4-1/4"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-3/8"D. $45.00. (1090196)
Hartco Tombstone (1934) You are looking at a strange and very scarce radio. Made by Hartco Mfg, these were intended to be reliable and inexpensive radios during the Depression. The radio is made of pressed board with a leatherette covering. Highlights of the heavily sculptured face were detailed with red paint. These sets, by their construction materials never survived the decades; yet, this particular example is in remarkable condition. There are some scuffs to the leatherette covering, but no separation, nor to the cabinet. This four tube chassis is a remarkable playing radio. My tech has given the radio new caps and filters and as always, a new silk reproduction power cord and plug for your safe use. I doubt you will ever see a finer condition example of this rare set. A compact 13"H x 10-1/4"W x 9"D. $699.00. (0960677)
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. (0750010)
Heathkit 07223 "Blue Velvet" Clock Radio (1958) This magnificent AM/FM clock radio is in an excellent working condition. It was made by Heathkit, and it was merchandised, as a "Blue Velvet" because of its color and its delightful velvet-tone. The radio is all transistorized. Our special price, including packing, shipping and insurance is only $85.00. (0550250)
Heathkit CO-1 Assembly Manual Heathkit Code Practice Oscillator Model CO-1. Parts list, schematics & assembly instructions. $4.00. (3020584)
Heathkit Condenser Checker Manual Model C-2 Assembly and Operating Manual. With schematics and parts list. Good 14 page photocopy. $7.00. (3020055)
Heathkit IN-12 Assembly Manual Heathkit Resistance Substitution Box Model IN-12. $4.00. (3020585)
Heathkit IP-18 Power Supply Manual 1-15 VDC Regulated Power Supply. Assembly, Operation and Troubleshooting instructions. With large fold-out schematic. $14.00. (3020195)
Heathkit IT-5283 Manual Signal Tracer Model IT-5283. $9.50. (3020229)
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. (3020056)
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. (3020186)
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. (0270318)
Heathkit V-7A Vacuum Tube Voltmeter Owners Manual Covers the operation and maintenance. With schematics. 1958, 32 page paperback. $12.00. (3020418)
Hemisphere 655 Pocket Transistor (late 60s) New, never used with paperwork, protective cover and earphone. Uses a common 9-volt battery. Calibrated for best reception. 4-1/8"H x 2-5/8"W x 1-1/4"D. $45.00. (1090195)
Herbert Horn "Tiffany Tone" 66 (1935) This is a scarce radio from a small high end factory from Los Angeles, California. This company has a devoted group of collectors, known for a high quality radio which were made in limited quantities. The radio is a powerful six-tube super-het. The delicate and intricate cut out grille is highlighted by a large three inch port-hole dial. The radio is highly ornate with a dramatic detail of toning lacquers detailing the set. My technician has done a complete repair. He has replaced the aged and defective components and those most likely to fail. He added a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. This radio will be a stand out in your collection. 16"W x 10-1/4"H x 8-1/2"D. $499.00. (0960788)
Hewlett-Packard 130B, 130BR Oscilloscope Instruction Manuals Set of two. $12.00. (3020582)
Hickok 195B Oscilloscope Manual Hickok 195B Oscilloscope Operating Instruction Manual. $18.50. (3020523)
Hickok Model 239 Manual for Color Bar Generator Original, 22 pages with schematics. $6.50. (3020576)
Hickok RFO-4 Oscilloscope Manual Hickok RFO-4 Oscilloscope Technical and Practical Application, bulletin #150. $7.50. (3020524)
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. (0370083)
Hoffman 300 (1946) This six-tube resides in a great looking cabinet and has very attractive slide rule dial. Radio plays well on AM, has its original knobs, good sensitivity up and down the dial and plenty of volume. This would make a great holiday gift! If you are interested in both the Hoffman 300 radio and the Hoffman sign, please contact me. 14"W x 8"H x 8-1/2"D. $299.00. (1180020)
Hoffman Radio (1944) No ID plate. Great sounding radio. Back cover is not original. $85.00. (0860025)
Hoffman Radio TV and Stereo Display Sign Incredible display sign that has been in my collection for some time; all original except for the 25W light bulb; manufactured by The Ohio Advertising Display Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. The little leg in the rear even has its original cover and the union sticker is present. The little sign works great and looks great displayed with a Hoffman radio. If you are interested in both the Hoffman 300 radio and the sign, please contact me. 14-1/2"W x 6-1/4"H x 4"D. Otherwise, it's $299.00. (1180021)
Holiday 4141 Transistor Nicely made six transistor radio. Cabinet has no damage. There is a bit corrosion on metal on lower front. Plays great. Handle is metal and is great. Uses four "AA" batteries. Made in Japan. 6"W x 3-1/2"H x 1-1/2"D. $45.00. (1230149)
Holly Hobbie with Cathedral Novelty This was made by American Greeting of Hong Kong. It uses a 9-volt battery which is not included. The battery cover comes with it and it works well. $15.00. (1110089)
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. (0750002)
Howard 468 (1938) Completely rebuilt chassis. This is a nine-tube broadcast/police/shortwave radio with eye tube that plays very well. The cabinet has had multiple coats of hand rubbed lacquer and has a very high luster. The construction of this set is solid and heavy built. $425.00. (0380266)
Howard 68-4115 (1937) Howard was a Chicago Company known for quality, higher prided radios. This is an eight-tube radio, with BC and SW reception. Completely restored inside and out, with our 90 day warranty on the electronic restoration. An input for an iPod® may be added for an additional $75.00 Larger, measures in at 20"W x 11"H x 10"D. $875.00. (1100161)
Howard Radio Model D-14 (1935) You sure don't see a lot of radios from this fine Chicago based factory. They made some of the most sophisticated radios of this era, and a prize to collectors. This model is a powerful eight-tube model which was designed to play on four bands. You might note the highly stylized knob, with bronze plate for the different bands, and the detailed "watch dial" tuning dial with the dual hands and bands identified. The radio was refinished at some point in the past, with replacement speaker cloth. Note the only real flaw to the cabinet is a single split on the top. This is detailed in my fourth photo. Regardless, I bought this radio anyway, as the make is highly desirable and the cosmetics still very good. My tech has done a complete repair, and added a fresh reproduction silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. This will be a set you will enjoy listening to. 19"H x 15"W x 12"D. $459.00. (0960747)
Hy-Lite E164 Pocket Transistor SOLD! Nice transistor works well and picks up a lot of stations on AM broadcast. Has a black plastic traveling case and original box. No damage to this one. Uses 9 Volt battery. 4-1/2"H x 2-3/4"W x 1-1/4"D. $19.99. (1230078)

Imperial 71A Tombstone (1933) This is one of the most beautiful shouldered tombstones I have seen. The craftsmanship of the cabinet is outstanding, with many ornate repwood turnings. The cabinet is in factory original condition in near perfect condition, replacement speaker cloth and highly styled knobs with metal inserts. The radio is an impressive set, made by Belmont Radio in Chicago, as the second to most expensive radio to ever leave that factory. The radio is a seven-tube model, and is a super-het with automatic volume control. The radio has been repaired by my technician and he has returned it to a factory new like player. He added a new power cord and plug for safe operation. This is a large and heavy set, clearly of the highest quality. 19-1/2"H x 16"W x 11"D. $699.00. (0960821)
International Kadette 635 Tombstone (1938) The International line was the high-end of the Ann Arbor Michigan based Kadette Radio Company. I was a bit surprised at the dating of this tombstone, as most in this style were made a couple of years earlier. As a result, the radio which is a six-tube dual band radio is a very good receiver. The radio sports a 4-3/4 inch dial with foreign capitals listed on the dial for the shortwave band. The radio is factory original, with some finish loss, on the left side. So please look at the extra photos; but sitting on your shelf, the radio will look great. The louvered grille covers a 6" speaker and the quality of the sound is dramatic. My technician has done a complete repair of the set, and it is a hot player. 15"H x 11-3/4"W x 9-1/2"D. $299.00. (0960816)
IRC Volume Control Replacement Manual Edition No. 4. Listed are practically all receivers built up to and including some 1946 models. Good condition, 156 pages. $7.50. (3020542)
Isonetta German Mini Speakers (1971) This is a pair of very unusual extension speakers by Isophon Corp. They are very 70's with a bright orange case and white base. They come complete with cables and plugs. Freq. response is 200-20,000 Hz, 5 Ohm, 5-8 watts. They are tested and work fine. Free shipping to the lower US. About 3-1/4" diameter x 4-1/4"H. $75.00. (0880149)
It's Easy To Read Electronics Diagrams Book No. 641, Skillfact Library 1966, 96 pages. $5.00. (3020562)
ITT Pocket Transistor (1956) This handsome ITT radio has six transistors and is considered as one of the smallest radios ever made at the time. The radio operates on one 9-volt battery (included). It is a very sought after,collectible, there are very few of them on a market today! So hurry, S&H is included in the price of this great collectible, it works! $59.00. (0550255)

Jack Russell Coke Machine AM/FM Transistor (1970s) This is one of the earliest of many styles of Coke Machine radios and is produced by the Jack Russell Company and it is a very popular choice of collectors. The radio works on four "AA" batteries and is a real powerhouse with sensitive reception on both AM and FM. The radio measures almost 8" tall and has a long telescoping antenna. The radio is in excellent physical condition. $95.00. (0520340)
Jackson Bell 25 "Peter Pan" (1933) SOLD! You are looking at one of the most distinctive and collectable radios. Made in 1933 by Jackson Bell, this is one of the three models named after the famed Peter Pan movie, which was all the rage in that year. Very compact, they managed to build a five-tube super-het in a tiny form. Some term these radios mini cathedrals, or shouldered tombstones; regardless, the radio is very unique in form. The condition is terrific, a fine refinish and the balance is all factory installed parts. My technician has done a fantastic job with his repairs, and the radio really performs amazingly well. He has replaced the old power cord with a fine silk reproduction cord with a new Bakelite plug. This is a blue chip radio that should be part of a fine collection. 12-1/2"H x 9-1/2"W x 7-1/2"D. $759.00. (0960900)
Jackson Bell 68 "Tulip" Cathedral (1931) SOLD! This fine old vintage Jackson Bell radio has eight tubes and has been electronically restored; it is working very well with plenty of power. The power cord has been replaced and the speaker has been upgraded. Some veneer restoration has been done. All around it is a very nice looking and good working set. $379.50. (0020910)
Jackson Tube Tester 648 Data Special Tube Test Data Update, a copy. $4.00. (3020577)
Jade 1166-2 Pocket Transistor (late 60s) New, never used with paperwork & protective cover. Uses a common 9-volt battery. Calibrated/aligned for best reception. 4-3/8"H x 2-3/4"W x 1-1/4"D. $45.00. (1090194)
Jade J1212 Pocket Transistor (late 60s) New, never used with protective cover and earphone. Uses a common 9-volt battery. Calibrated for best reception. 4-3/8"H x 2-5/8"W x 1-1/2"D. $45.00. (1090193)
Jager TR-220 (1968) This most unusual Jager miniature AM/FM radio and clock works well on all its bands. The alarm clock also works good. The radio operates on two AA batteries or 3VAC adapter, neither is included (the clock operates on one AAA battery). The entire radio/clock is very beautiful and very unusual. 7"H x 2-3/4"W x 2"D. Made in China. Our special price for Attic readers including S&H is $38.00. (0550200)
Jewel 910 Clock Radio (1950) This clock radio works and keeps good time. Radio is all complete. $95.00. (0370108)
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. (0250168)
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. (0250176)
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. (0550049)
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. (0550132)
Jewett Parkay Five tube DC with nice inlaid solid walnut top. Great original finish with good hookup instructions. Completely rebuilt and runs super! $275.00. (0380238)

K-Mart Portable This magnificent radio is in a mint condition, it was sold under the 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. (0550157)
K-Mart Transistor SOLD! Cute little transistor probably from the 1970's works well and picks up a lot of stations on AM broadcast. No damage to this one. Uses two "AA" batteries. Has a nice cloth carrying handle. 3"H x 2-1/2"W x 1"D. $19.99. (1230076)
Kadette 36 (1935) Broadcast and shortwave set with a quality restoration by the past President of the SPARK antique radio club in Dayton, Ohio. Plays VERY well on both bands. Manufactured by the International Radio Corp. $295.00. (0380269)
Kadette 57 Tombstone (1935) SALE! This is a highly unusual model made by the famed Ann Arbor, Michigan factory. Long known for solid electronics and cutting edge styling, this radio meets both. The radio has a finely crafted cabinet which high lights the lighter toned grille. This model is a dual band receiver, with both broadcast and short wave tuning. The condition is factory original finish, with the factory installed speaker cloth and knobs. There is one small area of veneer loss, hardly noticeable, on the back edge on the right side. Please study the extra photos, detailing the condition. The five tube chassis has been electronically repaired to perform as new. The set is a very fine player, and has a fine silk power cord replacement to ensure your safe operation. This radio offers great looks with solid performance. 17"H x 12-3/4"W x 8-1/2"D.Was $459.00, now $429.00. (0960717)
Kadette 60 Cathedral SOLD! Kadette made some of the most unusual and innovated radios. This cathedral is no exception. The dial has a back lit pointer and the styling is a bit unusual. It was probably made around 1935. The radio is all original and in excellent overall condition. I have had this set for about 13 years. It has not been restored and that is why I'm offering it. The resistance line cord has been removed, but otherwise it is complete and ready to restore. You may just choose to put it on the shelf because it's just perfect to look at. Don't miss this chance at a very rare radio. 14-1/2"H x 11"W x 7-1/2"D. $399.99. (0260489)
Kadette Classic Model L (1936) This is an unusual/rare color - brown Bakelite cabinet, with an orange top and marbled tan louvers. I have had this set for several years. I bought it knowing it has a few flaws that I will describe. I haven't plugged it in, the cord is bad. I have no idea about whether it plays. I can't get the knobs off, so I haven't had the chassis out to take a look at it. The knobs are original; one is split most the way across, the other has a nick in it. The louvers look fine; I didn't find any cracks, just typical warping. There is a crack on the top, pretty much in the middle, running up the front edge about two inches toward the back; see pic. The top has some discoloration which you may be able to buff out. The body only has one crack. It runs from the bottom right edge of the dial opening to the bottom if the case. I don't find any other cracks in the body. The dial glass (plastic) is really foggy, but isn't cracked; see additional picture. The dial itself looks good; should show nicely when the dial glass (plastic) is cleaned. Most of the label on the bottom. The original grille cloths are still there. This radio looks good on the shelf. 10"W X 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $215.00. (1210010)
Katone Multiband Portable (1960) This most unusual transistor radio was made in Japan. It has the following bands: AM/MB/2 SW/FM/VHF covered TV, Police and Airplanes (disabled) since the US changed bands on TV. Total six push-buttons, (five) operating. It plays good, it has also AC with its own cord and DC takes 4 "D" cell batteries. The radio needs plastic cover holders, since the old ones wore out. Shipping within USA is $18.00. Special for Radio Attic is $30.00. (0550190)
Kennedy 281 Receiver It is in pretty nice shape with the following exceptions. There is a chip off one edge of the top. The coil on the side of the regeneration variometer is partially loose but still seems held in place (I will pack to keep it in place). The black knobs are a bit faded but that is common for these. Otherwise it is quite good. A brass base tipped display (cut filament) tube is included. $325.00. (1160029)
KLH 20 Speaker Pair Here is a pair of excellent KLH 1960's vintage speakers. They are superb speakers even today. Originally they were matched with a Garrard turntable. I have put an adapter in the back for any speaker wire hookup. I will ship Parcel Post and insured. $120.00. (0040263)
Knight 5015 AM broadcast table radio. It is excellent condition both cosmetically and electronically. It has been recapped and plays with plenty of volume. Good solid back. See extra photos. $79.00. (0020826)
Knight 5015 Nice little five tube AM only brown Bakelite Knight radio from around 1950. The cabinet is in very nice condition with a nice sound. Tube layout label in place.10"W x 6-1/4"H x 6"D. $60.00. (0390175)
Knight 9643 Cathedral (1934) Knight Radio was a major catalog seller based in Chicago. They bought their selection of radios from some of the best factories of the day. This model was made by Wells Gardner, known best for making radios for Montgomery Ward's and Sears. This is a high grade eight-tube super-het. The radio is in decent condition with a few minor cosmetic issues. The front is in fine condition with a minor area of veneer breakage on the arch, so small it did not photograph. Please look at the extra photos, as I loaded five for your study. The rarity of the set, and the sheer Gothic styling, made me purchase the set. The radio is of the "Grand Cathedral" size at 19-1/2"H x 16"W x 12"D. My technician gave the radio a complete repair and marveled at the fine reception and clarity of sound. The radio was fitted with a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug, for your safe use. $499.00. (0960768)
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. (0370062)
Knight Radio Unknown model Knight radio is in good condition and works. $95.00. (0370110)
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. (2020064)
Kolster K-6 DC receiver. 100% rebuilt. Looks and plays very well. All connection wires are plainly marked. This set includes a fresh set of tubes and is ready to play. $270.00. (0380248)
Korting 1030 Dynamic (1958) This is an export version Korting with the unusual two magic eyes. One is for tuning, the other for "Dynamic." Both eyes are brand new and bright. It has ten tubes, four speakers and four bands. Speakers are a 10" woofer, 8" midrange and two electrostatic tweeters. Bands are AM 520-1600, FM 88-108, SW 16-50m and LW 150-350. Tone controls are Bass, Treble, Speech, Orchestra and Jazz. It produces loads of Bass. In addition there is broadband tuning for SW, rotating AM antenna, Stereo on/off and Local/Distance selection. There are separate inputs for Phono and Tape which is produced in Stereo. The cabinet is in nice condition with some finish thinning, grazing and dings, mostly on top, but still presents nicely. Original grille cloth and back cover are both very good. Plays strong on all bands. More pictures available upon request. Large at 25-1/2"W x 15-1/2"H x 10-1/2"D. $525.00. (0880132)

Lafayette G-68 (1938) Regional, quality maker in the 1930's. Eight tube, three band, push button radio. Super selective, and capable of good volume. Completely restored, inside and out, with a great bright eye tube. Unusual in that it has a wooden bezel, along with Zephyr, streamlined styling. 90 day warranty on the electrical restoration. An iPod® aux input jack may be added for an additional $75.00. 18"W x 12"H x 9"D. $725.00. (1100151)
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. (0370095)
Lafayette Radio Electronic Catalog (1965) This is Catalog No.651, 139 pages. The front cover is partly separated but all pages are there, none are torn. A great look back on some of older testers and other equipment like, CB Transceivers, Amateur Transmitter Receivers, Transistor radios, etc. $9.95. (3020540)
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. (0550115)
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. (0360093)
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. (0290021)
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. (0950031)
Lionel Radio (1936) This is a Chicago Plant A radio manufactured under the Lionel badge. All American Five, but has great style in a small BC/SW radio. Restored, with a 90 day warranty on the electronic restoration. It does need a short external antenna. 13"W x 9"H x 6"D. $495.00. (1100113)
Living with Radiation 2 The Problems of the Nuclear Age for the Layman. Fire Service Problems. Published in 1960 by the United States Atomic Energy Commission. 199 page paperback. $7.00. (3020543)
Lloyds 38206 (1966) This nice collectible transistor radio was made in Japan, by Lloyd. It has ten transistor and it is an AM-only radio. It works on four "C" cell batteries. For some unknown to me reason, this radio stopped working. Therefore I will sell it very inexpensively. $19.00. (0550199)
Longines Symphonette Transistor This magnificent large transistor radio has four bands: AM/FM/2SW bands. The radio can be removed from the case and be used as a small transistor radio. It has its own speaker. It was made in Japan for Longines. S&H of $25.00 must be added. $85.00. (0550219)
Loop Antenna The wiring has been restrung. The assembly is in very nice condition. $250.00. (0380318)
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. (0550003)
Lumitone 1260 Table Lamp Radio (1941) SOLD! This radio is made by the Mitchell Company in Chicago. As a player this radio couldn't play any better. It needs no ground or antenna wire. I believe this piece is complete and original except for the shade. This set is uncommon enough that none has sold on the "Attic." The lamp works as well. $250.00. (1110065)
Luxor 6R Tombstone (1936) I do not have much information on the maker of this outstanding radio. Clearly, it was a very deluxe receiver of the era playing both broadcast and shortwave. The six tube chassis powers a HUGE 10 INCH speaker. The cabinet is in a stunning original finish ornately veneered in rose wood, tiger wood and onyx. I have never seen a more decoratively styled set. The radio features a large octagonal dial, which lights beautifully, decorated with a map of the world and surrounded by a chrome frame. The condition is outstanding. My technician has done a beautiful repair to the radio and it sounds fantastic. This is a very large and impressive radio at 20-1/2"H x 15"W x 12-1/2"D. $799.00. (0960814)
Lyric 546T (1946) This radio is in good condition; all complete with Bakelite back. Radio plays great. $130.00. (0370101)
Lyric S-22 Tombstone by Wurlitzer (1932) Clearly this is one of the most outstanding sets of this era. Made by Wurlitzer under the Lyric Radio name, this radio shows the extreme design that made this company famous. These were seldom seen domestically and were most often exported both in 110 volts and 220 volts. This example is the domestic model, and a beautiful example. The finish is factory and the knobs, with the speaker cloth being a highly accurate reproduction. Contained in this futuristic cabinet is a very good five-tube super-het. Note the toggle switch on the side, which is a distant and local switch. This early super–het was repaired to perform as new by my technician. He replaced the dried filters and replaced the other caps as needed. The radio plays beautifully on the AM band only. Note the very large eight-inch Rola speaker inside, which offers a roomful of sound. We added a fine silk reproduction power cord and plug for your safe use. The radio is trapezoid shaped; 18-1/4"H x 15-1/2"W x 11"D. $799.00. (0960785)
Lyric S-50 Cathedral by Wurlitzer (1933) This is a fine example of a never seen radio. The radio was made with all of the high styling, that Wurlitzer brought to market. The compact five-tube is an early super-het, and offered a contrasting black dial. The radio is in pristine factory original condition. The finish is excellent. It retains a fine speaker cloth and highly detailed wooden knobs. The radio also has the metal Wurlitzer tag on the arch, an often missing cabinet tag. The radio was a easy repair for my tech, as it has been well cared for the many decades. This is a set for the most discriminating collector. 16-1/2"H x 13"W x 9-1/2"D. $499.00. (0960803)

Madison 940-AU Clock Radio (1945) 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. (0550216)
Magazine: Electronic Technician, January 1958 Not the greatest condition but it's fair and all very readable. A good article on Hi-Fi and showing some of the newest test equipment of the day. Lots of great ads, Electro-Voice. Mallory, Eico, Heath, B&K, etc. $8.50. (3020541)
Magazine: Experimental Wireless No. 34 (1926) "Experimental Wireless & Wireless Engineer," July 1926 Vol. III No. 34. This 464 page, 85 year old magazine is in very fair condition. A fun read. $20.00. (3020358)
Magazine: Popular Electricity Magazine (1911) This 100 year old magazine has many great ads in it for things that today we have considered part of our normal everyday life like an electric lamp, toaster, washing machine an inside toilet and bathtub. Also articles such as one on, "The Chicago Electrical Show." The cover is lose and torn but inside pages are good. $14.00. (3020484)
Magazines: Old Timers Bulletins Old Timers Bulletin, 2003 May, Aug., Nov. and 2004, Feb., May. All for $7.00. (3020117)
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. (0250167)
Majestic 15 Grandfather Clock (1932) With completely rebuilt chassis and fully functional clock. The case has very nice original finish. Everything works as it should, with lots of clear robust sound from the radio. $750.00. (0380230)
Majestic 20 Cathedral This Majestic radio looks like a tombstone, but is considered a cathedral. Grigsby-Grunow of Chicago is the maker of this set. The gold detailing is still on the set and looks fantastic. Topped off with finials, this 80 year old cabinet is about as cool as it gets. There is a 1" x 1/4" piece of veneer that has been repaired on the top at the rear. If the buyer prefers he can remove the repair and call it patina. We won't be taking this radio to our technician, because it already plays loud and well as it is. I expect it has been updated in the past. I got it from the son of the original owner. It has good sensitivity on tone and a button on the back for an antenna trimmer. Its weight will surprise you. The 10-1/2" speaker accounts for part of its bulk. This might be cheaper to ship via Greyhound because of its weight. It is an amazing and must have for your collection. 17-1/2"H x 15-1/2"W x 10-1/2"D. $315.00. (1110105)
Majestic 370 (1933) Here is an old radio, made in 1933. A real rare collectible, most unusual on the market to-day. I repurchased it from my buyer and put it again on Radio Attic. The radio plays very badly; I think one of the tubes is getting very weak. Please remember, it is by now 77 years old! I will sell it very inexpensively. S&H is $25. (Note, the radio has been repainted by someone in the past.) The radio alone is a great, a fantastic buy, at only $65.00. (0550227)
Majestic 370 Mini-Cathedral (1933) 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. $449.00. (1030036)
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. (0620117)
Majestic 44 "Duo-Chief" Mini-Tombstone (1934) This is a wonderful example of the Grigsby-Grunow Majestic "Duo-Chief" mini-tombstone radio. It has been very nicely refinished with lacquer. The aluminum grille and dial scale/volume plate are in excellent condition, grille cloth is reproduction, knobs are wood, and it displays very well. The electronics have been restored to excellent playing condition, and it should give trouble-free service for many years. The chassis number is 440; this chassis was used in the 44, 49 and 194 models. It has four tubes: 6A7, 6F7, 6Z5 and 41. It has two bands: Broadcast from 535 to 1530 KC, and Short-Wave (old police band) from 1470 to 3500 KC. Both bands work fine. If you like compact radios, this would be a nice addition to your collection! Guarantee applies. 11"H x 8"W x 6"D. $349.00. (1030072)
Majestic 44A (1933) This is a Majestic aluminum front "Duo-Chief" table radio. Has been professionally refinished and chassis rebuilt by our shop. Works good. Looks good. 11-1/2"H x 8-1/2"W x 11 1/2"H x 6"D. $250.00. (1230004)
Majestic 463 "Century Six" (1933) This Majestic is also called the "Century Six,' or the "Waterfall." This radio was marketed in honor of the 1933 fair, "Century of Progress," held in Chicago. A complete restoration was done on the cabinet and the chassis in about 2006. There is a mostly complete, large label on the inside. This is the first 463 to appear in the "Attic" in over a year and it could be a much longer time before another comes along. $590.00. (1110103)
Majestic 511 (1934) In my travels to buy radios for my page on the "Attic," I see a lot of radios. This model is one, I have not seen at all for a decade or more, and in such pristine condition. These are wonderful radios, with a "hot" five-tube chassis. Note the perfection of the correct factory ivory paint and blue Plaskon grille and knobs. You simply could not find a better example. These are rare sets in primo condition. The radio plays on a single broadcast band. 8-1/4"W x 8-1/4"H x 7"D. $599.00. (0960904)
Majestic 5A410 (1946) The case of this radio was stripped of the old finish, repainted the original color, and buffed. The chassis was serviced. Nice original back and plays well across the dial. $225.00. (1260046)
Majestic 5A430 Chassis reconditioned with all new capacitors. An RCA jack has been added for playing your iPod®/MP3/FM tuner, etc., through the radio. Good original back and label. $105.00. (0380296)
Majestic 5LA7 (1951) It's hard to believe this one was made in 1951. The paint job is not original but looks cool on this model. The color is cream and pink coated with violet pearl and clear-coated and buffed. In strong light, the paint changes colors. The chassis was serviced and plays well. Dial has a small amount of paint flaking--see photo. $300.00. (1260032)
Majestic 60 (1938) This is the nicest example of a very scarce and desired radio. Everything is right about this radio, down to the very distinctive and figured wood knobs. The radio is very sought for, due to the highly decorative escutcheon surrounding a highly detailed and stationed dial. The radio has a novel feature of two additional windows, with magnifiers for the tone and band selection. Be sure to click on the additional photos, which clearly show this unique feature. The ornate use of multiple veneer adds to the highly decorated cabinet. The radio was repaired by my technician to offer like new performance. The six tube chassis is a terrific player and is a sophisticated super-het. The radio has a fresh power cord and plug for your safe use. 14-1/2"W x 10"H x 8-3/4"D. $529.00. (0960790)
Majestic 651 bakelite (1937) This is a pretty rare and hard do find Deco radio from the late thirties. Completely restored inside and out. All capacitors replaced, all resistors replaced, and all other components tested and replaced as needed. New grille cloth, new retro cord and plug. It plays loud and clear, my guarantee applies. There is a 10' wire antenna included but you can connect it to a longer one for distant stations. Original ivory Plaskon knobs, new chocolate brown paint job. Reproduction foil dial exactly like the original. It doesn't have a back, but I can provide a reproduction back from Retro-Tronics for an additional $25. 12"W x 8"H x 7"D, about 12 pounds packed $250.00. (1000158)
Majestic 75 Tombstone (1937) SOLD! You are looking at the most sought after tombstone made by Majestic Radio. The radio is breathtaking combination of fine veneers in a classically styled cabinet. The cabinet is stunning, and has been professionally refinished. The balance of the parts, are factory original, including the model specific knobs. The radio is a deluxe three-band super-het. The radio is an eight-tube chassis. Please look at the highly ornate dial behind the over-sized escutcheon, with all of the detailing of foreign station and the classic Majestic eagle. The radio has been completely repaired by my technician and plays fantastically. The green tuning eye is bright, brand new and opens and closes as you tune from station to station. He also added a fine silk power cord (reproduction) and Bakelite plug for your safe operation. Truly a bluest of chip radios to own. 21"H x 16-1/2"W x 12"D. $899.00. (0960819)
Majestic Bank Rare, vintage early 1930's Cast Iron bank, in nice condition. 4-1/4"H x 3"W. $65.00. (2020119)
Manual: Eico 625 Instruction Manual Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard front and back. With schematic. $9.00. (3020374)
Manual: Eico 667 Tube Data Manual Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard on front and back. $18.00. (3020377)
Manual: Eico 667 Tube Tester Manual Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard on front and back. With schematics. $18.00. (3020376)
Manual: Eico 667-1 Tube Chart Supplement Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard front and back. Includes transistor data sheet. $9.00. (3020373)
Manual: Eico 960 Resistance-Capacitance Bridge Instruction manual for Eico 950 Resistance-Capacitance Bridge. Good clear copy with large print. Spiral wire bound with clear plastic cover and vinyl back cover. $15.50. (3020339)
Manual: Hallicrafters SX-42 Service manual with fold-out schematics. Good clear laser copy, heavy printed cover page, clear plastic front cover and vinyl back, plastic spiral bound. Includes separate and complete Howard Sams 12 page Photofact. $19.50. (3020330)
Manual: Instructions For Operating Grebe Radio Reprinted 1976, Internal and external Radio diagrams for Type CR3, 5, 8 9, RORD, RORN and RORK. Small 62 pages. Very good. $8.95. (3020346)
Manual: Jetronic TV-3C/U Tube Tester Manual Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard on front and back. With schematics. $20.00. (3020375)
Manual: Philco Condensers and More, 2nd Edition Large 34 pages covering service data for those large troubling Bakelite block and metal cased condensers, resistors. Diagrams and drawings showing all the different block type condensers and resistors so you'll be able to tell the difference. Also covers the two types of Philco's tone controls and their servicing. $14.00. (3020507)
Manual: Tektronix RM503 Oscilloscope Instruction Manual. $19.50. (3020163)
Manuals: Lafayette Tube Tester TE-15 Manuals Professionally done copy for the Operating Instructions and Tube Test Set-Up Data Chart. $12.95. (3020169)
Marconi (Canada) 49 Tombstone (1924) This is another of the high grade radios made in Canada. Most of my regular shoppers know that I try to get all of the Canadian radios I can; they were simply better made than American sets. This came from the only factory in the French speaking Quebec. The cabinet is an interesting step topped model, somewhat a skyscraper shape. The craftsmanship is dramatic with matched veneers and hand laid beading. The entire set is in fine factory original condition. The fine radio is a six-tube super-het and it plays wonderfully on the broadcast band. My technician has done a complete repair and the radio plays like new. He added a fine silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe operation. 17-1/4"H x 15-1/4"W x 10-1/2"D. $599.00. (0960809)
Marconi 223 Tombstone (1936) A great looking radio you certainly don't see every day. This is the heaviest four tube or valve radio I've ever had! There is a grille bar missing and until I found a picture of it I would have never known by looking at it. The Bakelite knobs are period correct, but not original to the set. The grille is not original and the back is missing. From what I can see the speaker cone is gone, but otherwise the chassis appears complete. It was refinished at some point and still displays fine. Made in 1936 this radio was designed to operate at 195-255 volts. I think this is a great piece to just look at and so it is sold as is. 17-1/2"H x 14-1/2"W x 9"D. $199.99. (0260509)
Marconi 291 (1951) Works well; nice condition. $85.00. (0860020)
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. (0970003)
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. (0970016)
Marconi V24 Display Tube Very nice and very rare Marconi (UK) V-24 detector amplifier tube. It is a display tube with a cut filament. Exceedingly hard to find! $90.00. (1160022)
Mark Twain Novelty Radio This radio is from the 70s and in the box with instruction manual. $65.00. (0370059)
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. (0210006)
McClure Picturephone (Model N) This unit dates from about 1961. It is in excellent original condition and was used by Ford Motor company. Unfortunately the Ford tapes were already sold separately. There is a copy of a prospectus for Ford common stock dated 1962 that I found inside. Included are a rather humorous 1962 record on investment planning, the owners manual and other packing literature. The lid acts as a screen for the projector. It has three speeds (33-1/3, 45 & 78) and operates well on all three. The projector lights up and there is audio. It will need a new Astatic 85D-1 cartridge to be fully operational. A super clean McClure inside and out. $99.00. (0260538)
Meck "Trailblazer" (1948) You don't see many of these in the black case. This one's as good as you're ever going to find with no breaks or cracks and its original labels on back and bottom. Tunes and plays beautifully after full restoration. (JC26) $110.00. (1170242)
Memo-Scope 104E Oscilloscope Instruction Manual Produced by Hughes Products. $20.00. (3020583)
Meyer Tube Antique Meyer tube from the very early days of radio. Tube is in nice shape but I get no continuity readings on it. So, it is for display only. $35.00. (1160028)
Mickey and Scooby Novelty Radios (1972) Novelty AM radios. Both radios are in good condition and play. Price for the pair, $45.00. (0370090)
Mickey Mouse Head Radio This radio runs on a 9-volt battery, which is not included. The battery cover is intact. The radio is made in Hong Kong by Walt Disney Productions. It works. $20.00. (1110090)
Mickey Mouse in a Chair Radio This radio runs on a 9-volt battery, which is not included. It works,but does need a battery cover. $10.00. (1110091)
Microphone Radio This is a transistor microphone radio that looks like an old mike. It only tunes one station on 1220 Kc and was for WLBI radio. I think that it was given out to promote the station. I have seen a number of these little radios over the years and all have had different call letters. I turned it on and got the usual type low hum like it wanted to work but I do not have a station at 1220 in my area. There are no cracks chips or breaks in the radio; it does show some signs of its age, but it is quite nice. The price is right. $95.00. (1070059)
Midwest "The Moderne" Tombstone (1937) Art Deco is a much overused term, but this beauty is the epitome of the style. One of my all time favorites, we have given it our best efforts. Plays very well, and covered under our 90 day warranty. BC/SW, with tone control. Finished with fidelity to the original dark to light edge toning. Flawless hand rubbed gloss finish. If this wasn't the way it was, it should have been! An iPod® dock may be installed for an additional $75.00. 22"H x 14"W x 9"D. $1,825.00. (1100141)
Midwest D-7 (1937) You are looking at a scarce radio. Midwest Radio was a factory in Cincinnati, Ohio. They were unusual as they made some of the most elaborate cabinets, and high tube count consoles. Interestingly, everything was sent through the U.S. Post Office. I bet you couldn't get a carrier to deliver a console radio today! This particular set is a seven tube TRF. The radio has a factory finish in excellent condition, along with all of the factory parts. The chrome is perfect around the dial, and the radio dial lights brightly, as shown in my second picture. The radio was designed as a three band receiver. The radio is a powerhouse, with a over-sized eight inch speaker. Very sensitive and with tremendous volume, you will be delighted with the sound and selectivity. My tech has done a complete repair on this radio and it should provide you a terrific addition to your collection. 20"W x 12"H x 10"D. $649.00. (0960742)
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. (3020006)
Mirror Tone Radio (1950s) SOLD! Neat-looking little boomer table radio! No breaks to case but very fine stress lines along left side. Set tunes and plays fine. (JC27) $50.00. (1170186)
Mirrortone CA-500 This is an unusual radio, made by Meck Industries in Los Angeles. This one has had the octal tube lineup bypassed with a metal strip and miniature tubes are installed. This is a factory change. It has five tubes. Our shop has replaced all capacitors and cleaned all controls and tube sockets. All tubes checked and any defective ones replaced. We also check all components. New AC cord. Dial is great and so is the dial cover. The radio has a great finish that is original. Has the original back which is almost all there. Cute little radio. Made in the USA. Sounds great. 10-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 5"D. $175.00. (1230183)
Mitchell 1250 "Lullaby" Bedlamp Radio AM Radio, Lamp Cover missing. Loud, clear signal. Light does not work. $25.00. (1010108)
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. (0950006)
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. (0380025)
Mohawk Receiver (1925) Five-tube DC receiver. Completely rebuilt and plays very well with plenty of clear stations. Includes good tested tubes and excellent hookup markings and labeling. $335.00. (0380254)
Montgomery Ward "Ultra Coat" Paint Can Radio Radio graphics are in almost perfect condition. The handle is there and not bent. Plays very well on AM. Uses a 9 volt battery. Made in Hong Kong. 3-3/4"H x 3-1/2" diameter. $24.99. (1230156)
Montgomery Ward Airline 14BR-726A This beautiful radio has had a complete restoration and works and plays like new. It was made about 1940 and is made of walnut veneers with the trim toned a little darker to bring out the beautiful wood grains. This radio has a reproduction clear dial cover as the old one was cracked and yellowed. It also has louvers on both sides making it appear to have two speakers, but it does only have one. This great radio can be yours for $235.00. (1070056)
Most Often Needed Radio Diagrams and Servicing Information By M.N. Beitman, Supreme Pub. Each of these books cover radios from 1940, 1941, and 1942. All gently used. Each for $10.00. (3020197)
Motorola 5-1-AB This is a test. This is only a test. This radio is not for sale! If this were a real Radio Attic ad, you would want to buy this radio. But it is only a test. Friendly Webmaster is working on some site improvements that will make the Radio Attic an even better web site than it is now! $100.00. (0010003)
Motorola 51X (1939) I finally found another radio that's older than me (just barely, however) 'n twice as handsome! Wow, with the original factory ivory paint this Bakelite Motorola is a real cream-puff! She has been electronically reconditioned, tuned and aligned. Plays wonderful with an external antenna for even great selectivity! The five tubes are strong and the bottom of the case is mint! You be 'da judge: is this a JD "Scale a Beauty" Pageant winner or what! You bet it is! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $190.00. (0510374)
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. (0370065)
Motorola 55X11A (1946) A smaller radio with exceptional big radio reception on the AM dial. The internal antenna pulls in the weak, distant stations very well. A beautiful case and a clear dial lens. The dial lights nicely for night use. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable daily use. 11"W x 6-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $180.00. (1090133)
Motorola 56R (1953) No breaks or cracks to case of this Boomer set. It's been well-polished and looks great. Tunes and plays well after electronic restoration. (JC139) $85.00. (1170163)
Motorola 56R (1953) SOLD! Fire engine red Motorola in pristine condition. This is a red Plaskon case, not painted. A very hard radio to find without any cosmetic damage like cracks or hairline cracks. This case has none, and is in perfect condition. The radio has been gone over by a professional, and is playing loudly and clearly. All original. About 9-1/2"W x 5-1/5"H x 5-1/2"D. $129.00. (1150157)
Motorola 56R (1953) Ivory 1950's retro Motorola in pristine condition. This is a Plaskon case, not painted. A very hard radio to find without any cosmetic damage like chips, cracks or hairline cracks. This case has none, and is in perfect condition. The radio has been completely checked by a professional, and is playing loudly and clearly, picking up all my local AM stations. All original. About 9-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $79.00. (1150174)
Motorola 57CS-2A Clock Radio (1957) SOLD! This clock radio was made in 1957 and is of very high quality. The case is ivory Urea plastic and is damage free. This radio is a 9.8 out of 10 in condition. The radio plays loud and clear and the clock keeps good time. This radio is a great example of a 1950's radio. $165.00. (1270005)
Motorola 57X (1947) The soap "The Guiding Light" is history, but not the guiding light to your favorite station frequency! Wow, a handsome factory painted ivory/white Bakelite case that houses this incredibly pristine Motorola in a Darth Vader look-a-like design! Electronically gone over from stem to stern. The five tubes are strong! I did apply a few minor touch-ups here n' there. Plays great! Clean as a whistle inside n' out! A Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty" Star Wars special! If you'd like additional pictures let me know. $185.00. (0510380)
Motorola 59R12 (1950) SOLD! A hot sixty-two year old that don't look a day over thirty! Wow, a Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty" Petite Fleur! Yep, that's a Motorola original factory ivory paint job! Very nice! I love the dial scale! Electronically reconditioned and aligned. Plays good! The five tubes are good, too. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 7-3/4"W x 5-1/4"H x 4-3/4"D. $120.00. (0510387)
Motorola 5H13U (1950) Like Robin Hood n' his Merry Men hangin' out in Sherwood Forest green woods...yes, I know it's a stretch. But this baby is a beautiful Bakelite forest green Motorola that Robin (wood) have loved! It had its original five tubes, but I had to replace one. Electronically reconditioned with a power cord upgrade. The factory paint is almost like new! This is a natural for any decor that forest green works with! If you'd like additional pictures please let me know. $190.00. (0510393)
Motorola 5R1 (1951?) Very cool little boomer radio! No breaks or cracks to the case and good sound after a full electronic restoration. (JC35) $125.00. (1170200)
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. (0080079)
Motorola 61L11 Portable I was not aware of any rare Motorola portables, but it appears this model is one. It must have a cover that would snap on the front and back. The back probably had some type of plug in antenna. I can not find anything on this set other than schematics in rider. The radio is working and pulls in stations even without an antenna. Overall it is in very good condition and clean inside and out. I really like the Bakelite handle with Motorola in raised letters on the brass inlay. This is a real interesting little radio that displays just fine as is. 11-3/4"W x 8-1/2"H x 5-3/4"D. $89.99. (0260521)
Motorola 6X11U (1952) Brown Bakelite. Real clean, plays great. $95.00. (0370043)
Motorola A1R-24 (1959) Th is is a fine example of post-War baby-boom radios, bringing a splash of color to the home. This one's all-original, complete with its back and knobs and original label on bottom. Tunes and plays great after full restoration. (JC2) $125.00. (1170224)
Motorola A2P (1960) SOLD! Nice Beige plastic AM radio. Cabinet is in very good condition with a nice sound across the entire dial. 11"W x 5-3/4"H x 5-1/2"D. $75.00. (0390163)
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. (0360125)
Motorola CX2B (1963) This is a tandem clock radio. Radio is removable and can be used as a handheld transistor radio. But in tandem it is a full function clock radio. Clock has light and works on AC. Radio works on 9 volt battery on its own, but if plugged into the clock it works on AC. Case is in excellent condition. No chips, cracks or blemishes. Clock keeps good time and radio works well. Clock alarm works as a buzzer or turns on radio. Clock says Visilite on its face. Real cool unit. 8-1/2"W x 6"H x 4"D. $89.00. (1230054)
Motorola Radio (1940) Here is a great looking six-tube radio. This is an AM only AC/DC set. The radio plays loud and clear and it picks up the weakest of stations. The cabinet is solid and has been refinished at some point. The electronics have been gone thru and anything marginal was replaced. It's small at 13"W x 8"H x 8"D. $99.95. (1270020)
Motorola Radio (early 1940s) This radio was stripped and refinished with grain-filler, toning lacquers, and clear lacquer finish. The chassis was serviced, plays well, and has a good original back. I could not find a model number in any of my info. $250.00. (1260048)
Motorola S-10 Lazy Boy Remote (1934) 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. $189.99. (0260213)
Motorola Sapphire Portable This nice radio is a very unusual set, made in USA between 1948 and 1950. It works good; it is AC/DC radio, it needs batteries to operate on DC. On AC it works OK. It has four tubes and I am selling it very inexpensively, since it has several hair-lines. It is a fantastic buy! The radio including all packing and shipping within Eastern USA will sell for only $50.00. (0550182)
Motorola VT-71 Television (1947) When I purchased the TV I noticed that there was a meter attached to the left side. The meter was made by the Nuclear Research Corp. I remember my parents having a thing about sitting to close to the TV in the 50's and 60's. At that time they felt that sitting too close could expose you to harmful levels of radiation. In this case someone went so far as to monitor the radiation. I believe there was a white plastic piece that went around the picture tube to take up the corner space and the back is missing. Otherwise it appears complete. It is really in excellent original condition. There is finish wear from aging, but no veneer loss or damage. The reverse painted plastic face is perfect and the set displays great as is. These were made in 1947 making it among the first generation of production TV's. The power cord is not original, but I was able to test it. It is functional and had good sound quality, but only a bright snowy picture. In addition the meter is working and shows that the set does release a small level of radiation. A great piece of early TV history. 16-1/2"W x 9-1/2"H x 16-1/2"D. $399.99. (0260513)
Motorola X42E Portable (1966) This nice all transistor radio made by Motorola is now 45 years old! This radio operates on AC/DC and it features AM/FM bands. Since I do not know if it works or not, I will sell it very cheap. Add $15.00 for domestic S&H. $25.00. (0550236)
Motorola X64E Transistor (mid-60s) Excellent reception along with loud and clear sound. Seven transistors. Uses four "C" batteries, included. Very nice case and strong handle. 8-1/4"W x 6"H x 3"D. $55.00. (1090172)
Multi-Function Entertainment Center Thomas Pacconi Nostalgic Phonograph with AM/FM radio, Cassette Player/Recorder and CD Player. Record player plays 33, 45 and 78 RPM records. The Recordable cassette player can record records, CD's & Radio program. Gently used, very clean, no scratches, it's in great condition. New sells for much more. Weighs 21 pounds; 21"W x 13-1/2"H x 12"D. $159.00. (0020892)
Music Master Horn Speaker (1926) This is one of the best horn speakers made. The company made horns in two sizes, and some made of Bakelite and more expensive ones out of wood. This is a generous sized 13 inch bell, and marbled Bakelite. Note the fine condition of the decal. The driver is strong, and the paint in very good condition. The speaker is 22 inches tall. $279.00. (0960916)
Musicaire Radio I am not sure of the model number of this radio, but I assume it is from the late 40's. The cabinet is in very nice condition with a deep rich sound across the entire dial. 10-3/4"W x 7-1/4"H x 6-1/2"D. $100.00. (0390191)
Musicale Phonograph Music Box This quaint little wooden phonograph is made by Musicale, a very well known music box company in San Francisco, CA. The record on top turns as it is playing. 7"H x 4"W x 4"D. $19.95. (2020105)

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. (0970021)
National Radio NCX-500 Manual The NCX-500 Instruction Manual and Power Supply Manual is a hi-quality reprint; a good clear copy with plastic spiral binding, a clear plastic cover and vinyl back cover for lasting wear. The 20 page instruction manual includes the schematics, complete parts list and alignment procedure. The nine page Power Supply Manual includes instructions, schematics and parts list. $16.50. (3020382)
Nobility 6 Transistor (1961) SOLD! Very nice battery operated table radio that is also portable. Uses four "D" cell batteries. Also has battery tube. Handle is very good. Cabinet is nice with no damage. The radio has a 90 day warranty. Made in Japan. 13"W x 6"H x 4-1/2"D. $45.00. (1230163)
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. (0550125)
Nordmende Boheme (1962-63) SOLD! Offered is a West German-made Nordmende Boheme C in excellent original condition. Six tubes and four Bands: AM 550-1600 KHz, SW1 1.6-6 MHz, SW2 6-18 MHz, FM 88-108 MHz. The tuning indicator tube is bright and working properly. Features three speakers: one large woofer and two small electrostatic tweeters. AC voltage selectable for 110; 125; 150; 220; 240. Cabinet has the original high gloss dark mahogany finish. Grille cloth is original and is not discolored; the brown areas seen are the speakers showing through when using the flash. They are not seen in normal light. The Bass and Solo push-buttons on the front badge are missing some gold in the lettering. Excellent performance on all bands with tone control included. An outstanding addition to your collection! Additional photos available, please ask. Impressive at 17-1/3"W x 10-1/2"H x 9-1/3"D. $349.00. (1030076)
Nordmende Elektra C SOLD! Very nice cosmetic and operating condition German radio with AM, FM, Shortwave 1, Shortwave 2. Has three speakers for excellent full range audio and good tone control. Very clean inside! $185.00. (0380305)
Nordmende Traviata 58 Plays BC-FM-SW through three speakers and three sets of tone controls. Great cosmetics and operating condition. $425.00. (0380233)
Northern Electric 5000 "Baby Champ" (1946) A cool looking radio with rainbow shape grille, this radio has had a complete cosmetic restoration, chassis serviced, good original back, plays well. $225.00. (1260047)
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. (0970004)
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. (0970008)
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. (0970010)
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. (0970007)
Norwood Radio (Japan) Here is a real eye catcher of a small five-tube radio from the 1960's. The body is a bright blue and the front is a contrasting white. The radio has no damage at all and it works great. The electronics have been checked completely and should last many years. I think you will be very happy with this gem. $99.95. (1270021)
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. (0550057)
NRI Journals 1975 January through December and 1976 March through October. All for $8.00. (3020179)

Olson KB-147 Assembly & Operating Manual In circuit Capacitor Tester, these were built for Olson by Paco and are a Modified Paco Model C-25. $9.95. (3020539)
Olympic 6A-501 (late 1940s) A classic collectable radio rarely seen in this black case. Slight heat/stress crack running from from back (on top) is hard to see but is there. Case needs good cleaning and polishing but will look great when done. Chassis tunes and plays OK but slight garbled tone. (JC110) $85.00. (1170191)
Olympic Opta Bella Luxus Type 5711W SOLD! Offered is a seldom seen West German-made Bella Luxus in excellent original condition. Cabinet has the original high gloss finish. Six tubes and three bands: AM 550-1600 KHz, SW 6-18 MHz, FM 88-108 MHz. Excellent performance on all bands; includes tone control. Built-in phono input, three speakers: one 5" x 7" and two small electrostatic type. Includes an external speaker connection. All push-buttons work properly. Tuning indicator tube is new and bright. Grille cloth is original and in excellent condition. Selenium rectifier replaced with solid-state bridge for improved reliability. Nice size at 15"W x 10"H x 8"D. $299.00. (1030087)

Pacifica Radio (1937) Produced by the famous Chicago A Plant, likely sold to a west coast retailer. Eight-tube radio, with BC and SW. Bright eye tube, completely restored inside and out. Electrical restoration covered by our 90 day warranty. An input may be added for an iPod®, for an additional $75.00. Strong player, and you have to love the two images of a Square Rigger on the front. $650.00. (1100158)
Packard Bell 36 (1934) This is one of the most Deco radios I have ever seen. Made by Packard Bell in their Los Angeles factory, few of these deluxe sets were made. The radio is an interesting contrast of woods with the decorative arch over the dial being of Birdseye maple. The radio is a classic porthole dial set, dual bands and a highly detailed dial. The powerful six-tube chassis provides plenty of power and operates perfectly. My tech gave this very special radio an additional amount of time and attention. The result, inside and out, is one of the "special ones" that will become the pride of your collection. This is a special radio, so please click on the link for the additional photos. The radio has a almost complete factory back. 15"W x 10"H x 9"D. $699.00. (0960762)
Packard Bell 531 (1954) Offered is a very nice mechanically restored Packard Bell radio. Shows wonderfully in a shiny restored cabinet; knobs enamel painted. This set has no marks or scratches. Nice brown Bakelite color here. $81.00. (1280001)
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. (0550139)
Pam Zenith Logo Clock Manufactured in New Rochelle, New York, and factory stamp dated 1971, this clock keeps accurate time. All parts are the original. Only the starter and fluorescent tube have been changed. The glass cover has no scratches and the colored stenciled face is in great shape. The back round cover plate as shown is missing but does not affect the clocks operation or wall display. A great centerpiece for any radio collection. 15-1/4"H x 15-1/4"W. $450.00. (0940024)
Panasonic R-1014 Pocket Transistor Nice and clean AM radio from late 1960's that plays great. Cloth carry handle is in great shape. Cabinet has no damage except for tiny scratch on black area around dial. All controls have been cleaned. 4-1/4"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/8"D. $25.00. (1230065)
Panasonic R-1019 Pocket Transistor (1970) Exceptional reception on the AM band. The case is like new. Uses two "AA" batteries. A very nice radio. 4-3/4"H x 2-3/4"W x 1-1/4"D. $30.00. (1090215)
Panasonic R-1027 Pocket Transistor (1970) Gently used with great AM reception. Uses two "AA" batteries. Adjusted for best reception. 4-1/4"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D. $30.00. (1090203)
Panasonic R-70 "Panapet" (1970) Very nice green version. Has the chain and key ring. Case is very nice. No damage. Earphone jack on side. Plays very well on AM. Uses a 9 volt battery. Made in Japan. 4"H. $55.00. (1230158)
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. (0270349)
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. (0270345)
Panasonic RF-2200 Multi-Band Portable SOLD! This is one of the best multi-band radios. Has six shortwave bands, AM and FM. Excellent reception and everything is in great condition. The Gyro antenna works great; the swivel antenna is in excellent condition. It is a Shortwave double superheterodyne. Has tuning speed, tuning meter, BFO and X-tal marker, band width and RF gain. Also has bass and treble controls. Has record out and earphone jack on the side. Earphone is inside battery compartment. Carrying strap is excellent. This an all around great radio. Uses four "D" cell batteries. Made in Japan. Sounds great. 12-1/4"W x 7-1/4"H x 4"D. $250.00. (1230187)
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. (0270343)
Peerless 7A Reproducer (1928) Product of United Radio Corp., Rochester, NY. They must have sold a lot of these because there are so many still around. This particular one is all solid mahogany wood, replacement cloth, correct silk covered wires and features the original Peerless badge on the back. It sounds awesome with the Atwater Kent 44 radio also for sale at this time. 12-1/2"H x 11-1/2"W x 7-1/2"D. $129.00. (1180039)
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. (1360021)
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. (3020004)
Philco 49-501 (1949) This 1949 radio is better known as the "Boomerang." Radio plays. Great condition and original back. $795.00. (0370116)
Philco 10888 TV 16" picture tube. Complete, good wood, fair finish, good grille. 36" x 21" x 18". $100.00. (1360010)
Philco 116B Tombstone (1934) You are looking at the finest radio 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 factory finish is very nice, with minor wear and the radio retains all of the factory installed parts including the grille cloth. The radio resembles a skyscraper and has a fantastic form. This was the best radio that Philco ever produced. 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 TEN-inch speaker and large chassis required the enormous size. The radio is also exceptionally heavy, as they built a huge transformer to match the high tube count. The radio was completely repaired electronically with all new filters and caps, and resistors replaced as needed. The often damaged tuning meter works on this set. 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. 23-1/2"H x 17"W x 13"D. $799.00. (0960827)
Philco 118 "Baby Grand" Cathedral (1934) This stunning radio has one of the most distinctive of the Philco middle-era cathedral cabinets, featuring a beautiful two-toned front-piece accentuated by a scalloped upper edge, sweeping lines and graceful grille openings. This specific radio retains its original finish, grille cloth and knobs. It lights up and has a speaker hum. I prefer original finish to refinishing whenever possible; I haven't done a thing to it. The front is absolutely outstanding, the dome is in very nice shape with little aging to the finish. It is a heavy set. I will calculate shipping based on destination. 19"H x 15"W x 10"D. $325.00. (1210002)
Philco 118X Console (1935) This eight tube superheterodyne receiver covers the Standard Broadcast band and the 4.2 to 12 megacycle Shortwave band. The speaker driver circuitry of this model features push-pull output for good sound quality. All capacitors and out of tolerance resistors have been replaced and tubes conduct within manufacturer's specifications. The rear enclosure panel has been faithfully reproduced. Detailed restoration photos are available. Email for further information. 39-1/2"H x 24-1/2"W x 11"D. $305.00. (0650037)
Philco 140-40 (1940) This lovely 1940 radio features AM broadcast and two Shortwave bands. By far and away, the best slide rule dial presentation I have ever seen. Plays well on AM and shortwave w/long wire antenna. Dial truly looks like a slide ruler. Extraordinary cabinet along with wood trim around the dial. Newer plastic dial lens cover and grille cloth. Cabinet nicely refinished dark walnut. $279.00. (1180023)
Philco 16B Cathedral In the early thirties, radio listeners were becoming aware of signals from far away. This Philco allowed listeners to better their coast to coast reception all the way up to world wide reception. This veritable giant, boasting eleven tubes and an eight inch speaker, was one of the largest ever designed to sit on a table. Its excellent shortwave performance, pleasing tone and good looks made the 16B an outstanding set. Our antique electric professional has just brought it up to factory specs or better. You will get decades of uninterrupted service along with a copy of the work done. Ask for the copy of the work order if you wish. Inside the beautiful cabinet are two complete labels and a third with instructions on preparing you set to be plugged in. You can own this beautiful set for $510.00. (1110104)
Philco 16B Tombstone (1933) 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 factory finish is very nice, and the radio retains all of the factory installed parts with the exception of a new grille cloth. This was the best radio that Philco ever produced. 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 eight-inch speaker and large chassis required the enormous size. The radio is also exceptionally heavy, as they built a huge transformer to match the high tube count. The radio was completely repaired electronically with all new filters and caps, and resistors replaced as needed. The often damaged tuning meter works on this set. 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. This round top beauty measures 22-1/2"H x 17"W x 13"D. $699.00. (0960783)
Philco 20 Deluxe Cathedral (1930) SALE! Here is a beautiful example of a terrific early super-het. This "Baby Grand Deluxe" is a powerful six-tube model. The radio is highly collectable radio which also offers fine performance. Note the arch out of Birdseye Maple contrasting on a mahogany cabinet. This particular example sports a pair of balloon 71A output tubes, valuable in rarity. The radio has been repaired by my tech and plays well. My tech added a fine reproduction silk power cord, to return it to like new condition. The radio is a large "Grand Cathedral" at18"H x 16"W x 11"D.Was $459.00, now $429.00. (0960772)
Philco 234 Clock Radio (1954) This nice Philco AM and clock radio works good and it look terrific. It has five glass tubes. The top and sides of this most unusual radio are covered with plastic material. The radio is an off white plastic and the cover material is brown. S&H are additional. Our very special price for this rare radio is $35.00. (0550232)
Philco 37-600 (1937) Art Deco at its best. Philco loved Art Deco styling more than just about any radio manufacturer. There is a decal on both the front and the back. The decal is in excellent condition except for a tiny bit of wear on the front. The top has louvers for ventilation. Just an excellent example. Also notice it says Philco on the front and the back. Excellent dial that lights up. Has had its capacitors replaced and has been serviced overall. Complete alignment. Five tubes and proudly made in the USA. 90 day warranty. 12-1/2"W x 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $225.00. (1230168)
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. (0380133)
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. (0550122)
Philco 38-12 (1938) SOLD! This beauty has been electronically restored in its not-too-distant past, but it needs attention again as it isn't tuning so well. No loud hum or any other malfunction, so I trust this will be an easy repair. Schematic's enclosed. Case has no cracks or breaks. All in all, a fine example of this 1938 model. (JC217) $100.00. (1170231)
Philco 38-5B Tombstone (1938) Philco made some great radios and this is one of them. This triple band, seven-tube super-het is a hot receiver. The condition is very good, with all of the factory installed parts. The radio dated from 1938, considered the height of the super-het era; this set is as strong and selective as any you will find. The radio has a shadow-meter for detailed tuning which is working properly. My tech has done a sterling job in the electronic restoration. The radio is a dramatic player sure to satisfy the most sophisticated collector. An impressively styled tombstone at 21"H x 17-1/2"W x 13"D. $399.00. (0960669)
Philco 38-7 Console This set is a good example of the six tube console. The slant front is a desirable unit. This one looks good, plays fine. It could be made to play stronger and more clear. It is among the few that still has the factory back on it. We will take $75 off shipping costs to continental US. $305.00. (1110018)
Philco 40-190 Console (1940) BC + 2SW. This is one of the scarcer Philco models, the "Waterfall Set" with its exquisitely designed cabinet, spectacular veneer highlighting and brand new reproduction grille cloth; it's a real showpiece! The chassis is a great performer with all new repro wine pushbuttons and internal antenna so no extra wires needed. These models don't turn up too often! 41"H x 29"W x 14"D. $675.00. (0100094)
Philco 41-226 "Sled" SOLD! Project! For sale is this Philco "Sled" or Philco "Toboggan" design masterpiece. This model was introduced by Philco Radio around 1941. The cabinet is in good condition. The Tenite escutcheon has some usual warp due to heat but it looks better than most that I've seen. A brilliant brass escutcheon surrounds the pushbuttons, which fully function. The set is a six-tube super-heterodyne and covers standard broadcast (AM) and short-wave bands. It features five push-buttons for electronic tuning, with a sixth button used for on/off. The waveband switch selects between standard-broadcast, short-wave and push-button tuning. The radio is playing on both AM and Short Wave. The set has been completely recapped. The set turns on with the far left pushbutton. The button works well but the pushbutton assembly needs to be tightened, alas the "project" label and lower price. The set weighs about 12 pounds. Buyer pays actual shipping and insurance only. I'm pricing it to sell fast. 13"W x 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $119.99. (1040081)
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. (0620073)
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. (0120105)
Philco 42-321 (1942) A clean wood table set with very nice graining including matching veneer on the front, the case is very sound and has just a few scuffs on it. This is a six-tube chassis that has had all caps replaced with modern predecessors, an alignment performed and new power cord installed - this radio is a great performer. Price includes everything. 13"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $142.00. (0910171)
Philco 42-345 (1942) This set plays very well on both AM and Shortwave. Complete chassis rebuild with all new capacitors. Good pushbuttons and tone control. $350.00. (0380307)
Philco 42-350 (1942) This nice set has AM, FM, Shortwave 1&2. The FM is the "old" FM, no longer in use. Full chassis restoration with all new capacitors. Produces excellent shortwave and broadcast with nice tone control. Fully functioning pushbuttons and nice lighted dial. $365.00. (0380306)
Philco 42-KR5 (1942) SOLD! We can't keep these Philco clock radios around! They were reportedly not sold, and only given away to new purchasers of a Philco refrigerator; the case's unusual concave bottom was designed specifically to sit on the top of them. The case has been nicely restored, so have the insides: new cord, totally recapped, tubes checked and the clock cleaned. The clock works quietly, the radio plays well across the dial. Price includes everything. $145.00. (0910169)
Philco 42-PT92 (1942) Five tubes. The ivory plastic case is in very good condition, no chips or cracks. It has been restored and is working great. Lighted dial. $125.00. (0020804)
Philco 43 Cathedral (1932) This 1932 Philco is really special in Philco's production history. First model that could receive all four radio bands used at that time, three HF and AM. The dial light physically moves up or down when choosing bands by a slide mechanism. Set was state of the art in at time and was unfortunately produced at the worst time during the great depression. I assume that not a lot of these were sold due to the depression or even still around after 80 plus years. Highly receptive set and has a full rich sound. Great care taken to preserve the originality. The casing is original with only minor repairs to the veneer. The veneer on the right side of the radio has a ripple. It has not been refinished but cleaned and waxed. Original capacitor casings used to hide new caps. The chassis was only dusted off to preserve look. Original model sticker still intact. A "keeper" for any serious collector. Not original grille cloth but exact reproduction of original. Can send more pictures if serious on purchasing. Feel free to contact me with questions. Welcome to come see it with appointment. At 18"H x 17"W x 12"D, it commands your attention. $1,000.00. (0990026)
Philco 45 (1934) This beautiful set is one of Philco's most collectable and sought after sets. This one is the more desirable AC set and has been restored electronically, replacing all paper and filter caps. All out of tolerance resistors have been replaced. The cabinet has been refinished back to its original appearance, using all correct tones and a hand rubbed lacquer finish. This beautiful "Butterfly" plays loud and clear on BC and SW bands. This is a very collectable set and will make a great addition to any parlor or collection. 30 pounds. 16"W x 9-3/4"H x 8"D. $499.00. (0620188)
Philco 46-420 "Hippo" SOLD! This is a classic and desirable Philco "Hippo" radio. This one is in the more scarce black Bakelite. It has had my usual restoration to the chassis and the cabinet has been polished to a high gloss. You can't go wrong buying this little classic radio. It plays strong all across the dial. The back cover is a reproduction installed for safety. Shipped to the lower 48 states for $15.00 and warranted for 30 days. $165.00. (1070061)
Philco 48-200 (1948) SOLD! You're likely not to find a better example of this classic post-war little set; the ivory color is near perfect. Near pristine. Chassis's been fully restored and the set tunes and plays great. Original back, knobs and label on the bottom. (JC223) $115.00. (1170226)
Philco 48-200 (1948) Brown Bakelite. This little set's been fully restored inside and out. No breaks or cracks to the case and the chassis tunes and plays beautifully. Orignal knobs, back and label on the bottom. I had some trouble getting that nice light-colored dial face (sorry!); the front-facing pic shows it most accurately. (JC206) $115.00. (1170227)
Philco 48-460 The always popular "Hippo" model, this one has a freshly painted case after minor repairs were performed. With six tubes and only an AM band, this one is a good, strong player. The cardboard back is complete with long-ago owner and repair shop card. Price includes everything. $163.00. (0910166)
Philco 49-504 (1949) Walnut plastic case radio with five tubes. In excellent working condition, has a lighted dial and receives stations loud and clear across the dial, electronically restored. The case is perfect and without chips, cracks or scratches. $125.00. (0020803)
Philco 50 Transitone (1949) This radio has been repainted. I think someone wanted to match their bedroom. The radio has only AM band and five large glass tubes. The radio works well! We have put a special price on it. S&H is $25.00, includes professional packing in three boxes; $5.00 additional for insurance. $63.00. (0550245)
Philco 51 Radio with Clock (1932) This is a very interesting early Philco radio and mantle clock combined in a beautiful cabinet. The radio is in a dark mahogany finish with an insert around the controls of birds-eye maple. The finish is pretty nice, with some wear and all of the factory installed parts. Note the decorative finials painted in gold leaf. The radio is a solid performer, with a distance local toggle switch on the left side and as early super-het, this radio predated automatic volume control. The radio is so early, the clock as a very early invention is a "spinner," requiring a turn on the back to start the clock movement. The radio and clock have both been serviced by my technician and returned to a factory like new condition. He has added a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. 12"H x 14"W x 8"D. $599.00. (0960868)
Philco 51-532 (1951) This is a beautiful mid century Bakelite. Has a clear plastic grille with original grille cloth. Has been recapped by our shop and serviced overall. AM broadcast picks up great. Original back and knobs. Dial is in super condition and lights up beautifully. Made in USA. Sounds great. 11-3/4"W x 6-3/4"H x 7-1/4"D. $125.00. (1230189)
Philco 52-548 This Philco is called the "Wedge." Did it come from the Jetsons' house? Phil Nelson doesn't know. You can find it pictured on Phil's Old Radios, but this is the first of this model on the "Attic." This rare Bakelite radio has just received a pretty thorough repair and should never give its new owner any problems. It comes with a copy of the $135 repair bill if you so wish. $175.00. (1110109)
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. (0250187)
Philco 53-566 (1953) The case on this radio is maroon Bakelite. It was very faded before I painted it in the original color. Decal on front was made by a sign shop to look as original. It was serviced. The styling reflects the jet age of the 1950's. $250.00. (1260001)
Philco 53-954 (1953) This Philco has a beautiful dark Mahogany wood case along with a beautifully lighted dial and great reception across the AM band. The frequencies used on the service band are no longer in use. The radio also has a big 7" speaker and a six-tube circuit for superior sound quality. 16-1/2"W x 11"H x 8"D. $179.00. (1090257)
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. (0380144)
Philco 60 Cathedral (1935) with RCA Adaptor This radio has a complete chassis rebuild with ALL new capacitors, fresh tubes and a added modification so you can feed your Ipod®, MP3 or tape player with vintage radio broadcasts. The signal for the RCA input taps into the mostly useless Police Shortwave band. $280.00. (0380291)
Philco 610 Tombstone This is a beautiful Philco shouldered tombstone. It has been electronically and physically restored and looks great and plays like new. It would look great in any home or collection. My usual warranty applies and I will ship it in the lower 48 states for $30.00; it is quite heavy. It is kind of large at 17"H x 13"W x 9"D. $210.00. (1070062)
Philco 650 Tombstone (1936) You are looking a monster of a tombstone. The radio is extremely large and heavy, but with a dramatic effect on the sound and performance. Inside, you have a highly sophisticated super-het radio, employing eight-tubes and playing on three bands. The large speaker and cabinet make the sound qualities sweet. The cabinet is a very fine refinish, with replacement speaker cloth and factory knobs. I am a big fan of these radios, as they are fantastic performing radios. The quality of selectivity and raw power can only be rivaled by the larger eleven-tube models. If you listen to your radios, these are not only beautiful radios, but outstanding performing sets. My technician did his complete and though repairs returning this player of a radio to perfect playing condition. He has added a fresh power cord and plug for your safe operation. 21"H x 16-1/2"W x 12"D. $599.00. (0960902)
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 $150.00. (0440019)
Philco 70 Cathedral (1931) This is the much sought after classic cathedral designed by Edward Combs in 1931. This one in the early version. It does not have the automatic volume control. This beautiful radio has been in my personal collection for about 20 years. I have recently added two other 70's to the collection so I am going to let this one go to a new home. The chassis has had all the capacitors replaced and any resistors out of tolerance also replaced and this beauty plays like new and sounds great. The chassis is exceptionally clean as seen in the photos. I did not have to do anything to the cabinet as it in wonderful condition. I did however clean and wax the cabinet. I am not sure if this is a refinish or original and the cord also has some age, again I am not sure if it is original or replaced but it sure is nice. It does have tiny blemishes in the cabinet. Email me for more photos on this radio. I will pack, insure and ship this wonderful classic radio. $565.00. (1070050)
Philco 70 Cathedral (1932) SOLD! 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 beautifully repaired by my tech. He has replaced the failure prone components and tested the tubes for high values. The tuner 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. (0960876)
Philco 90 Cathedral It amazes me how sought after are the Philco 21, 70, and this model 90. The 21, in fact, is credited for making Philco the leading radio manufacturer in the world in 1930. Edward Combs was the designer of these cathedrals that still remain very popular after 80 years. This beautiful 90 was restored some years ago and plays flawlessly. It has the original style power cord and a gleaming finish on the cabinet. I prefer the original new 1931 look to the lacquered, wet look on these grand old relics. There have been seventeen sold on the "Attic." Own this wonderful piece of history for $950.00. (1110108)
Philco 90 Cathedral (1932) 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. My technician has done a complete and perfect repair. 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. A "Grand Cathedral" at 19"H x 17"W x 12"D. $659.00. (0960812)
Philco B656 Portable (1953) This Philco has a spectacular case and a very appealing tuning dial. It is gray in color and has a leather carrying handle that is in very nice condition. The rear cover snaps closed properly and the hinges are in excellent condition. It has superb reception on the AM dial using the internal antenna. Fully restored electronically. This portable will play on AC household power. The cord is stored inside the case. The batteries are not available anymore for these type radios. The Special Services band is no longer used. 11"W x 8-1/2"H x 6"D. $175.00. (1090128)
Philco F-809-124 Nicely marbled plastic case on this radio that has been reconditioned and plays very well. Plays lots of stations with plenty of clear volume. The dial is lighted during play. $125.00. (0380315)
Philco Ford Radio SOLD! Dual Speaker Radio. AM/FM. Loud, clear signal. Static when volume is adjusted. $40.00. (1010081)
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. (0360123)
Philco PT-42-93 Transitone (1941- 1942) SOLD! Very popular Philco Transitone model, this is a "project" radio for the person who wants it to play well enough to listen to. For the beginner, it already looks good sitting on a shelf and with a little black trim touch-up you can enjoy the radio the way it is. The dial lamp lights, the five tubes all test good; however, the sound is garbled and will need attention to the filters/capacitors. The cabinet body is solid, the knobs are original, the handle is fine; there is a small patch on the top, the grille cloth is torn and the plastic dial lens cover is cracked. The last two items are readily available on the internet. A couple of years ago I sold one in this condition to a radio restorer in Chicago and after he performed his "magic," he sold it on Radio Attic for $425.00. Completely knocked my socks off! Here's your chance. 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $145.00. (1180047)
Philco PT-89 Portable (1941) SOLD! An almost perfect example of this pre-War Philco portable for Philco collectors or any collection. Introduced in June/1940 for the 1941 model year. The case is made out of Catalin-like Tenite, and the plastic in this set is perfect, no cracks or warps. The leatherette covering is also in excellent shape. The antenna is housed in the carrying strap. Most of these radios are missing the strap, but this one still has it, and it is in very nice condition. It is all original and sold in 1941 for $15. The set is a battery set, and is untested, as I don't have the batteries. I don't see anything that would prevent it from working and playing. $95.00. (1150162)
Philco PT30 Transitone Gorgeous Transitone. Beautiful cabinet gently buffed. Serviced and playing clear and strong. $247.50. (1280005)
Philco TH-1 (1939) This is a beautiful little TRF set that will look great in any home. The cabinet has been refinished in the correct lacquer finish, using the correct stains and toners. The electronics have been restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This radio is BC only and plays loud and clear. 11-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $129.00. (0620186)
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. (0550154)
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. (0970001)
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. (0970013)
Philips B2D18-U Philetta Special (1961) SOLD! A very nice little Philips, also referred to as "Kitchen radios." It has AM 550-1600, FM 88-108, SW 13-6mc and LW 160-400kc. It has seven tubes including a new magic eye. The single full range speaker produces clean sound on all bands. Voltage is selectable between 127 and 220v. There are separate tuners and dial indicators for AM/SW and FM. Cabinet has been refinished and has no cracks. Cabinet size is compact at about 13-1/4"W x 8-1/4"H x 6-3/4"D. $225.00. (0880123)
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. (0860006)
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. (0970015)
Phillco 51-1330 Radio/Phono Philco AM Radio/Record Player. Bakelite in good shape. $50.00. (1010105)
Phonola 9B-51P (1938) SOLD! 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. (0970019)
Phonola Falcone 1T51-P (1946-47) Sold in Canada. The very handsome case was produced by Deilcraft. Restored and working very well. Nice original finish, the grille cloth has been replaced. $369.00. (0020866)
Photo Frame TV-shaped AM/FM Radio Apparently this radio was given to you as a free gift for ordering something from Viking. It is in very nice condition. You can insert a photo in the "TV screen." Cute idea. This has the very nice original box. Plays well on AM or FM. Nice straight telescoping antenna. Has the original instructions. Uses a 9 volt battery. Made in China. 4"H x 3-1/2"W x 3"D. $15.00. (1230155)
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. (3020141)
Pierre Cardin 61 Transistor This most unusual transistor radio was made exclusively in the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong for the Pierre Cardiin empire. It was sold by many stores in USA. The radio has AM/FM bands and plays very good. Batteries are included (four "AA"). Price includes shipping within continental USA. $75.00. (0550257)
Pilot AA-920 Mono Amplifier (1950s) This is a great small Hi-Fi mono amp from the 50's. It has been completely rebuilt with a new power transformer and all new condensers. Tubes are all extremely good. Cosmetics in great condition. I do not have a cover for this one. Weighs 17 pounds unpacked. This unit will work for years. Great sound. Any questions just ask. You wouldn't be disappointed in this one. 13'w x 6"H x 10"D. $275.00. (1230206)
Pilot Cathedral (1931) SOLD! This very handsome Gothic Superheterodyne broadcast on Standard broadcast as well as Short-Wave. The electronics in this radio have been upgraded to give many more years of listing pleasure. It also has an RCA input jack in back which is pretty neat, used with a conversion you could play your iPod® or MP3 thru the radio. $349.00. (0020913)
Pilot FA-540 FM/AM Tuner (1950s) This is a great small Hi-Fi tuner from the 50's. It has been completely rebuilt. Tubes are all extremely good. Nice green tuning eye. Cosmetics in great condition. I do not have a cover for this one. Weighs 12 pounds unpacked. This unit will work for years. Great sound. Any questions just ask. You wouldn't be disappointed in this one. 13"W x 5"H x 11"D. $125.00. (1230207)
Polyphon Music Box Disc Player This turn of the century disc player probably dates from the 1890's. It plays 15-1/2" metal discs which seems to be more common size. This is a real beauty with floral inlay and exotic veneers. It is all original. The cabinet has been restored and refinished. The mountain scene is complete with a small boy and his dog. It is damaged and stained, but still displays just fine. The mechanism is very clean and in great condition. It runs smooth and quietly with plenty of power. I'm not an expert, but the discs seem to play well with good sound. I think you will find it is in excellent condition for being over 100 years old. 20"W x 9-1/2"H x 18-1/2"D. $2,499.00. (0260534)
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. (0610075)
Practical Radio Mathematics By M.N. Beitman, published by Supreme. 1940's, 8-1/2" x 11", 25 pages. $5.00. (3020561)
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. (3020129)
Precision Series E200 Signal Generator Manual This E200 Signal Generator Manual has 119 pages, complete with instructions, schematics and parts list. These are professionally done; good clear easy to read copies. $16.00. (3020146)
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. (3020054)
Priess Straight Nine Here is a very rare Priess chassis and tubes. This is a nine tube superhet with single knob tuning! It is in excellent condition as the pictures show. Four of the tubes are good and the rest are display tubes. One audio transformer is good the other is not. $250.00. (1160025)

Quam Drum Speaker SOLD! Another nice sounding vintage speaker for your early radios. $75.00. (0380286)

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. (3020022)
Radio Amateurs Handbook (1963) 40th edition; good condition. $12.00. (3020569)
Radio Amateurs Handbook (1964) Spine has been taped but still is very usable. $8.50. (3020559)
Radio Amateurs Handbook (1970) 47th edition; loose cover. $9.00. (3020570)
Radio Amateurs Handbook (1976) 53rd edition; good condition. $9.50. (3020566)
Radio Amateurs Handbook (1977) $15.00. (3020560)
Radio Amateurs Handbook (1978) 55th edition; good condition. $9.50. (3020567)
Radio Amateurs Handbook (1980) Good condition. $14.50. (3020553)
Radio Craft Magazines 1946: Feb, May, July, Aug. 1947: Feb, March, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov. 1948: Aug and Sept. All the pages appear to be intact. In fair to good condition. Each for $3.50. (3020378)
Radio Magazine (1927) Pacific Radio Corp. started publishing this magazine in 1917. This Sept. 1927 issue has 72 pages and besides having some great advertising and pictures, the various articles cover not only radio but early television, remote control for radio, high powered transmitters, marine and air radio. Shows wear but considering age is in fair condition, with all pages intact. $9.00. (3020383)
Radio Receiver Tube Placement Guide Thomas Sams book, covers 1938 to 1947. $8.50. (3020575)
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. (0370100)
Radio Tube Hints Vol 1, Published by Sylvania 1943. 45 pages $5.00. (3020563)
Radio-Electronics Magazines 1948: Oct, Nov and Dec. 1949: Jan, March, April, May, June, July, Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec. All in fair to good condition. $3.00 each or five for $12.00. (3020379)
Radiola 100 Drum Speaker This speaker has been tested in operation and produces lots of clear audio for your vintage radios. Good original metal label on top of body. $95.00. (0380276)
Radiola 100A Metal Speaker This speaker has been tested in operation and produces lots of clear audio for your vintage radios. Good grille cloth on front and back and good label on bottom. These speakers are a good match for Radiola 60 radios. $95.00. (0380278)
Radiola 103 Tapestry Speaker This speaker has been tested in operation and produces lots of clear audio for your vintage radios. Retains its original cloth tapestry and back cloth cover. Good label on bottom. $225.00. (0380277)
Radiola 20 Excellent cabinet and labeling, including original inspection tag. Complete chassis rebuild provides great reception. Includes schematic. Really nice radio! $450.00. (0380201)
Radiola 33 with Matching Radiola 100B Speaker This radio has been completely rebuilt and plays very strong and clear through the matching Radiola speaker. Cosmetics on the speaker are excellent and there are a few scratches on the top of radio unit. These radios are difficult to find with good trim pieces. $325.00. (0380281)
Radiola 500 (1940) SOLD! A midget walnut Bakelite set with incredible swirling in the case. Radiola was a trade name used on some sets sold by RCA in the 20s, 30s and early 1940s. This radio really has a very unusual colorful dial when back lit by its dial lamp. The case is in perfect condition, no cosmetic issues at all, and the chassis is playing very loudly & clearly with no annoying filter hum. There is a perfect Retro-Tronics back on the radio. Small at 8"W x 5"H x 4"D. $95.00. (1150165)
Radiola 60 Amazing original condition RCA Radiola 60 with Irving speaker cabinet. Both pieces look untouched inside and out. Looks like original finish with no major veneer issues. A light green finish on speaker cabinet which did not come out well with flash from camera. Speaker grille and wood work look intact like the rest of the radio. Have no time to restore and ask for more so grab it while you can. In great shape just extremely dusty. Safe to say it will not work and needs some caps. Cannot ship due to its size and age. Located in Latham, NY and pickup is available. Please feel free to contact me with info and questions on radio. Have more pictures for serious inquires. $400.00. (0990025)
Radiola 60 AC Radio This set has been electronically rebuilt and shows fabulous finish to the cabinet. All tubes are very strong. Very good original feet and labeling. Comes with complete set of Service Notes, Operating Instructions and reprint of factory guarantee. This radio plays with LOTS of volume, plenty of stations and clear audio. $280.00. (0380283)
Radiola 61-1 (1947) SOLD! Really classy color on the dial face of this set; never seen one like it. This one's been fully restored and tunes and plays great. No cracks or breaks to case. (JC144) $125.00. (1170228)
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. (0950039)
Radiola 61-8 (1947) Radio is missing back; displays nice. Radio plays. $60.00. (0370099)
Radiola 61-8 (1947) This is a spectacular looking and performing radio. Unbelievable case. Shiny, clean; it looks like it just came out of the RCA factory in Camden, NJ in 1947. Amazing reception across the AM band with the internal antenna. The dial lens is as close to perfect as I've ever seen. Clean, clear with strong graphics. Lights up nicely for night viewing. You'll like this radio. Fully restored electronically for safe, dependable daily use. 11-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 7"D. $225.00. (1090142)
Radiola 76ZX11 (1948) Beautiful AM only brown Bakelite radio. Cabinet is in very good condition. Cardboard back is missing. Nice sound across entire dial. 12"W x 7-1/4"D x 7-3/4"H $75.00. (0390172)
Radiola A100 Speaker Radiola cone speaker. $50.00. (1010106)
Raggedy Ann and Andy Radio This radio was made by Bobbs Merril Co., Inc from Hong Kong. It runs on a 9-volt battery, which is not included. The battery cover is intact. There is a small chip on the bottom of the center two feet, not shown in picture. $10.00. (1110088)
Randix OTR Coca-Cola Replica Coca-Cola cooler reproduction AM/FM/cassette radio. Made one year in the late 80s. $135.00. (0370118)
RCA 1-RD-63 Clock Radio (1961) This is an interesting late five-tube super-het. Dating from 1961, it is one of the last tube radios offered by RCA. The radio is a highly retro styled two color set, in pink and ivory. The radio is in terrific condition, with no cracks, chips or discoloration of the plastic. The radio has all of the factory installed knobs, and the alarm clock works perfectly, offering a plug outlet on the back of the radio to start your coffee maker when the alarm sounds. The radio has been serviced with new filters and it plays like a champ. The radio offers all of the features you could ask for, and with a small footprint. 12-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 5"D. $109.00. (0960889)
RCA 10T-1 Tombstone (1936) This is the largest and most powerful tombstone made by the technology leading RCA The monstrous cabinet houses a HUGE ten-tube chassis. I have tried for five years to source one of these, as they are renown for the sheer brute powerful playing with the most advanced selectivity of this era. I doubt they could build a better radio, with even today's technology. The set before you is all original, with a fantastic finish, factory speaker cloth and knobs. There are a couple of flea bites on the back edge, but they are very hard to see. The radio plays on three bands. My technician, with his 47 years of practice, has done an especially good repair. He and I often talk about the performance of a given set, as we process a lot of radios over a year's time. He is solely focused on the electronics, as I am on the cosmetics. We both agree, that along with the Philco 116B, this is the finest receiver we have ever processed. I can assure you, you will never buy a better cosmetic example and better piece of electronics. This is an extremely over-sized set at 20"H x 17-1/4"w x 14"D. $899.00. (0960802)
RCA 121 Cathedral (1933) Elegant six-tube superheterodyne receiver covering the Broadcast band and shortwave between 5400 to 15,350 kilocycles. This restoration features a refinished cabinet, new speaker cloth, and a reconed speaker. The set has good sensitivity across both bands. Complete restoration photos are available. Call or email for further details. $395.00. (0650028)
RCA 121 Cathedral (1933) Elegant six-tube superheterodyne receiver covering the Broadcast band and shortwave between 5400 to 15,350 kilocycles. This restoration features a refinished cabinet, new speaker cloth, and a reconed speaker. Note the attention to detail in the restoration photos. All wiring replaced is color consistent with the manufacturer's schematic diagrams. The set has good sensitivity across both bands. Complete restoration photos are available. Call or email for further details. $395.00. (0650035)
RCA 1210 (1941) Battery radio. Works well, but requires converter. $125.00. (0860027)
RCA 16X1 (1941) Martha, that ol' Jim Dennis has up n' done it again...he must be making these radios from scratch in his basement! No way, this is a '41 just like the movie with John Belushi. As you can see, it's a magnificent heavily swirled brown Bakelite! Electronically restored, tuned and aligned. It has a new laser back. All six tubes are strong. You be 'da judge...it ain't new, but it's close! A beautiful radio that is off the 'ol Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $235.00. (0510323)
RCA 2-BX-63 Portable RCA Victor Lunch Box. Damage to rear of cabinet. Loud, clear signal. $30.00. (1010107)
RCA 26X3 (1941) SOLD! AM and Short-Wave. Excellent working radio and has been electronically restored. Very nice looking cabinet. Six tubes, tone control and RCA jack in the back. $197.50. (0020888)
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. (0270306)
RCA 2X61 (1953) This RCA has excellent reception across the AM band with the internal loop antenna. The dial is nice and clear and the numbers are sharp. A beautiful chocolate brown case. It has a dial light, but it is not too bright. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 12"W x 9"H x 7"D. $149.00. (1090275)
RCA 3-BX-672 Strato-World This Strato-World multiband model is a pretty rare radio. It is in very, very good condition and very clean. The solidly constructed case is covered with simulated Alligator leather. It has been restored electronically and works great. Has a 5 foot telescopic antenna and a portable antenna as well. $559.00. (0020884)
RCA 45X11 (1940) A very nice example of this pre-War RCA radio. The case does not have any cosmetic issues like cracks, chips or hairline cracks, only a few light scratches. The radio has a perfect Retro-Tronics replacement back in place. The radio is playing fine, with no annoying filter hum. 9"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $79.00. (1150171)
RCA 45X2 (1940) This small radio has been serviced and has a new Retro-Tronics back. There's a 1" hairline crack on the top back right corner. A nice looking set, plays great with a long wire antenna. 8-1/2"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D. $125.00. (1260045)
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. (0950026)
RCA 45X4 (1940) This is a small and really cute wood table model. Has five tubes and we have rebuilt the chassis so it will work for many years. The cabinet was refinished and looks fantastic. It is a sweet radio.You will love this one for years. Made in USA. 10"W x 6"H x 5"D. $245.00. (1230148)
RCA 46X12 (1940) This pre-War RCA is one of my very favorite radios. It just has that classic stylist Deco look from the late 1930's early 1940's. It's AM & SW, but the SW is the old police band. The set has been recapped and picks up all my local AM stations with no filter hum. The beautiful Bakelite case is near perfect, with no damage like chips, cracks or hairlines. A scratch or two and a rub or two is all. The knobs are original and there is a Retro-Tronics replacement back on the radio. These handsome radios are fairly heavy, and it's hard to find them in undamaged condition. Beautiful dial. It would look great on any shelf. 12"W x 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $109.00. (1150143)
RCA 4T Cathedral (1935) Here is a great looking small cathedral that is in working condition. It picks up all the local stations here with a short antenna wire. I bought this radio a few years ago from a collector. He said he refinished the cabinet and made a veneer repair to the back top right. The electronics have been restored also. $250.00. (1270002)
RCA 520 Portable (1946) This most unusual RCA portable radio works good on AC current. It was made for AC and batteries. Batteries for this radio are now hard to find. It only has AM Band. I believe it has five tubes. Remember, this radio is now over 60 years old in an excellent condition! S&H about $20.00 extra. $80.00. (0550226)
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. (0270286)
RCA 56X2 (1946) 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. (1110042)
RCA 5T Tombstone The "T" series of RCA has a plain, but elegant look. It reminds me of the 1950's furniture. The cabinet on this one has a couple of little "dings," but is very nice overall. Mechanically it comes with quite a laundry list of things updated and repaired. I like that our tech puts a fuse in most chassis so if there is a problem it is usually just a fuse. Ask for the copy of the work order, number 24089. You won't be disappointed if you purchase this set. $275.00. (1110120)
RCA 66X11 (1947) A larger Bakelite case with great angles and unusual concentric-style grille. Featuring a great reverse-painted dial in perfect shape and a one-of-a-kind dial pointer. Very clean chassis has been serviced with all new capacitors, tubes checked/replaced and new power cord installed. It is a great playing radio. The nicely marbled case has no cracks or hairlines; there's a tiny diamond-shaped chip just to the upper left of the dial. Price includes everything. $132.00. (0910167)
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. (1050006)
RCA 6BX8 Portable (1947) This nice green radio is AC/DC; it is one of the first portable tube radios made by RCA! The radio has four tubes, and battery holder; as a matter of fact an old battery is included. It is a real collectible, sought after radio. Add $35.00 for S&H. The battery is for show only and is very heavy; add $28.00 for S&H without the battery. $85.00. (0550253)
RCA 7-BX-6L Portable (1956) SOLD! This is a beautiful RCA with exceptional reception across the AM band. It works on house power but not on battery as they are no longer available. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 10-1/2"W x 8"H x 3-1/2"D. $125.00. (1090230)
RCA 75X12 (1948) This beautiful plastic, ivory color RCA radio was made in 1948. To-day it is considered as a great collectible. The radio has five glass tubes and two control knobs. One is on/off function and volume; the other is stations search. The radio plays well. Our special low price for Radio Attic readers includes S&H&I within USA. $90.00. (0550231)
RCA 75X17 (1948) The black lacquered oriental All American Five with an Asian flavor. It's an absolutely beautiful radio, with good graphics and no cracks or chips on the cabinet. Not perfect by any means, with small scratches and fading here and there, but still a stunner. Radio has been re-capped, restored and repaired, and is in excellent working condition, with good sensitivity up and down the dial. $175.00. (0610081)
RCA 8-X-541 SOLD! Brown Bakelite with freshly rebuilt chassis. Plays nicely and has good label and back. $95.00. (0380118)
RCA 8-X-6E (1957) A nice, clean white case and superb reception on the AM band with the internal antenna. The dial lights nicely for night use and is very clean and mark-free. Fully restored for reliable daily use. 11"W x 6-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $128.00. (1090253)
RCA 87T2 (1937) This RCA has a European flair to it and it's very attractive. The set is in excellent original condition including the finish. The grille cloth was replaced with a period style that was also made in the late 30's. The cabinet and chassis retain all the original labels. The tuning eye is bright and responsive. The chassis has been serviced and the set plays well and receives on all bands. The push buttons are functional and the electronic tuning light comes on, but it is unable to receive stations using this feature. A great piece with beautiful use of veneers and Deco accents. 18"W x 17"H x 10"D. $349.00. (0260537)
RCA 8BX5 Portable (1948) SOLD! A sharp looking RCA portable from 1948. It has exceptional AM reception with the internal antenna along with an electronic alignment to RCA specs. The case is a shiny dark brown with a snakeskin type covering. Fully restored with new capacitors, line cord and defective tubes were replaced. It is set to work on house 115 volt power as the batteries for this older radio are no longer available. 11"W x 9-1/2"H x 5"D. $145.00. (1090231)
RCA 8X521 (1948) This beautiful 61 year old Bakelite radio was not working well, therefore I changed all caps; then it worked OK. Now, when I was ready to put it on Radio Attic, I tried the radio again, it stopped working; it hums only, for some unknown to me reason. It may be one of the five tubes gave up! The value of this little radio in books is well over $60. Since it does not work properly. I am selling it very cheap! S&H is $15.00 and the radio, for Radio Attic readers, is at the very low price of only $25.00. (0550187)
RCA 8X522 (1948) SOLD! Can you believe it...a 19 'n 48 soft ivory/cream Bakelite RCA! Sure don't look like it's been around 64 years! The pictures don't even do it justice! Yep, that's factory paint; it has its original five tubes (all good) and now, a new power cord. Heck, this lil' beauty is pre-rock n' roll! Can ya' dig it! I knew that you could! Electronically reconditioned! Tube layout on the is in great shape, too. If you'd like additional pictures please let me know. 7-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $185.00. (0510392)
RCA 8X53 (1948) SOLD! Table radio; good looking all solid wood case. The finish is very good, original knobs, very good back cover. The power cord has been replaced and there have been some newer electronic parts added; some effort at one time was made, but it isn't working so it's being sold as is. $70.00. (0020756)
RCA 9-TX (1939) This beauty has been both cosmetically and electronically restored. It can be your everyday listening set or just a great-looking reminder of radio's golden age. Compact set belies a great big sound. The restorer left the schematic inside for you. 9"W x 6"H x 4-1/2"D. (JC56) $225.00. (1170215)
RCA 96T4 (1939) Chrome bars across the front make this little two-band table radio from RCA stand out. Although the chassis has been re-capped and aligned, with a new polarized cord added for safety, the cabinet has been kept in original condition, sporting its original grille cloth and speaker. There is some flaking of the varnish on the top right, where the ballast tube has heated it over the years, which I believe adds to its character. The antenna is a short wire with clip for attaching a longer wire, needed for distant stations and shortwave. $125.00. (0610082)
RCA 9T"Magic Brain" Tombstone (1935) This is a scarce and highly desired radio that was made in very limited quantities. The unique dial, four dials in one, is why it was called "Magic Brain." The radio has a large eight inch speaker powered by a nine-tube chassis. The radio is a four-band receiver. This radio is one of the best radios I have ever offered. Highly detailed veneers, with a book matched top, the professional refinish cabinet is stunning. The speaker cloth is an accurate reproduction and the knobs are factory originals. My technician has done a special repair of this gilt-edge set adding a fine silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your use. This is a super impressive set. 22"H x 16-1/2"W x 13"D. $899.00. (0960806)
RCA 9TX21 (1939) Beautiful brown Bakelite AM radio. Cabinet is in fine condition with a nice sound across the entire dial. Power cord, weak tubes and most capacitors have been replaced. Back is missing. 8-1/2"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D. $90.00. (0390150)
RCA 9TX21 (1939) This is an excellent example of this classic collectable. The case has no cracks or breaks and the chassis has been electronically restored so it tunes and plays very well. (JC29) $120.00. (1170194)
RCA 9X-6 (1939) SOLD! You don't see many of these little sets and almost never so carefully restored. The cosmetic refinishing of the case obviously was aimed at re-making the original look; there's another in the Archives you can compare it to. The chassis's been restored, a fabric-covered cord added, and the set tunes and plays great. (JC211) $275.00. (1170236)
RCA 9X561 Ca. 1950. This radio was professionally repaired 6/28/10 and works correctly and well. A detailed copy of the papers comes with the set. $150.00. (1110056)
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. $65.00. (0940011)
RCA Clock and Sign Manufactured by Kolus npi division of General Indicator Corporation. On the sign part it says RCA antennas and rotators. It is in good condition and keeps good time. It has a new 20 watt florescent bulb. This would make a good night light in your radio room. 25-1/2"W x 10-1/4"H x 4-1/2"D. $75.00. (1110010)
RCA EY-3 Record Player (1948) This beautiful all Bakelite record player was made by RCA; the sign inside says "RCA Victrola." Please note, this Victrola plays only 45 records, it has no radio built in it! Add $35.00 for professional packing and S&H within Continental USA. Very collectible Victrola. $85.00. (0550252)
RCA Junior Voltohmyst WV-77A Manual Original $16.00, Copy $9.50. (3020198)
RCA R-73 (1933) SOLD! This is one of the sets you simply never find. This high-powered (eight-tube) super-het is a classic. The cabinet is reminiscent of the Gothic European churches with a stain glass effect grille. The condition is terrific, with a very nice refinished cabinet and the factory installed jacquard speaker cloth and RCA floral inlay knobs. This is the first of this model offered for sale on the Radio Attic... a scarce and very desired radio. The set has been completely repaired by my technician and he has returned it to like new condition. Note the pair of coke bottle #47 output tubes, as this tube configuration offered the finest and most powerful sound available from any maker. 19-3/4"H x 14-3/4"W x 11"D. $699.00. (0960898)
RCA Radiola 24 Portable (1923) SOLD! 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. (1100010)
RCA Receiving Tube Manual, Series RC-22 1963. In fair condition with no tears or markings inside, some writing on the cover. $7.00. (3020571)
RCA Reference Book (1962) 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. (3020574)
RCA RFC19W AM/FM (1963) SOLD! Great RCA AM/FM tube radio early 60's. Has dual speakers and AFC. Plays great. Has had the electrolytics replaced and cleaned all the controls and bandswitch. Cabinet is in really good condition with no damage. Made in USA. 14-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 5"D. $95.00. (1230145)
RCA RGA1046E Pocket Transistor (late 1960s) This is a great sounding RCA with exceptional reception across the AM band. It's also very versatile as it works on 115V house current, six "AA" batteries or one 9-volt battery. You can tote this radio wherever you go. The case is in excellent condition and the circuits are aligned/calibrated for the performance you'd expect from RCA. 7-1/2"H x 4-1/2"W x 3"D. $50.00. (1090180)
RCA T8-14 Tombstone (1936) SALE! You are looking at a powerful radio. RCA offered radios with the some of the most sophisticated electronics of the era and this is a fine example. The radio is a triple band set; the large eight-tube chassis is a powerhouse. The radio is remarkable factory original condition, with complete factory parts. There are a few minor scuffs for the almost 75 years of use, yet it retains a fine and gloss factory finish. My technician has done a perfect repair, returning the radio for the factory specs. The radio has complete factory paper inside the cabinet and a fine silk reproduction silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. This is a radio you will want to listen to, as it has a tremendous sound. It is also a very large and heavy radio at 20"H x 16"W x 12-1/2"D.Was $499.00, now $399.00. (0960873)
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. (3020573)
RCA Tubes Radio Shop Price Display I love anything radio, especially if it's vintage signage from an old radio sales and repair shop. Bet most of you have never seen any of these. For sale are RCA pricing displays. They say, "We recommend RCA tubes." They measure approximately 6" in length and the pricing materials include one dollar sign, one decimal point, two zeroes, two nines, and one of every other number. As you can see from the pictures provided, I have both gold and bright orange pricing. The numerals slide into the base, so you can choose the price that you want. I have only one dozen of these, six of each color, so first come, first served. These are rare and will sell quickly. BONUS: Buy a radio on my page before the displays sell out and I'll let you have one for $9.99, no postage charge. Price for each set: $19.95. (1040075)
RCA Unknown Model RCA circa 1939-40, the model is unknown. A very small, stylish little radio with a great BIG sound. Five tubes are in the tiny cabinet. It has been electronically restored, several spots on top like something dripped on it and took off the finish there but it could be easily fixed, other than that it is pretty sharp. 9-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 4-1/2"D. $169.00. (0020741)
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. (0750014)
RCA Victor 40X-55 (1939) SOLD! Works; nice, portable, refinished wood cabinet. $40.00. (1010101)
RCA Victor 6XD5 This dual speaker radio is mechanically restored. All caps replaced. Cabinet shows really elegantly. Only the very faintest scratches are barely visible. Plays strong and clear. Really wonderful set. Please note: anything that looks like a blemish in image two is actually a reflection; cabinet is stunning. $220.50. (1280004)
RCA Victor AF-6165A Wall-Mounted Speaker 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. $179.99. (0260343)
RCA Victor RGA12Y (1965) Creamy white RCA Victor. Nice shine. Recapped and aligned. This one plays long and strong. The station dial is blemished as you will see in the photos, but doesn't detract from its appearance. A pretty little mid 60's. $58.50. (1280006)
RCA WT-110A Manual Automatic Electronic Tube Tester Owner, Operation Manual. $8.00. (3020091)
RCA Y2D440W 8-Track Tape Player This is a nice four channel unit with two auxiliary inputs, 1/8" phone jack outputs for speaker connections and has added pigtail wires for each output added. Clean, very nice appearance. Sorry, I do not currently know the audio output rating. Additional photos available. 12"W x 8"H x 10"D; weighs about 12-1/2 pounds. $35.00. (1010047)
Realistic "Bicentennial" This transistor radio looks and plays like new. It looks like it has never been used. $25.00. (1110037)
Realistic 12-173 Pocket Transistor (mid 70s) Super reception across the AM band. The case is very nice. Uses four "AA" batteries. 5-5/8"H x 2-3/4"W x 1-1/8"D. $30.00. (1090216)
Realistic 12-719 AM/FM Pocket Transistor (late 70s) Gently used Realistic/Radio Shack AM/FM radio with excellent reception. Calibrated for best reception. Uses a common 9-volt battery. 5-1/4"H x 3-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D. $30.00. (1090202)
Realistic Clarinette 101 Manual Owners, Operators Manual complete with schematics. Large 8-1/2" x 11". $19.00. (3020188)
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. (0270331)
Recipe Radio (1934?) The name of this one is a mystery, but the restoration is not in question. It's still cute! The small metal cabinet was powder coated in a green hammer-tone. Speaker reconed by Hank Brazeal. Chassis serviced and plays great. $225.00. (1260026)
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. (3020113)
Reela Dauphin 56 A true Art Deco set from France. Nice wood, all original and working. Great looking radio. $675.00. (0370119)
Regal 7251 (1948) A beautiful chocolate brown cabinet and excellent AM reception with the internal loop antenna. The back is not original, but it's acceptable. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily operation. I haven't seen this model very often. 10-1/2"W x 6-1/4D x 7"H. $149.00. (1090261)
Regal Unknown Model This beautiful little Plaskon radio is an All American Five from the 1940's. It has been electronically restored and the cabinet has been polished and looks very nice. It plays with good volume all across the dial. There is a small hairline on the right side of the radio but this is not unusual for this type of plastic (see the photos). Has my usual 30 day unconditional 30 day warranty and free shipping to the lower 48 states. Priced to sell at $85.00. (1070038)
Remler 11 "Cameo" (1931) This a highly unusual radio made by the finest of the early west coast, San Francisco based Remler Radio. Rember was a very fine maker of very early, sophisticated battery radio in the earliest part of modern radio. They continued into the 1930's with a like quality line of rather unique AC receivers. This model is a five tube TRF, sporting a huge over-sized TEN INCH speaker. The finish is terrific, and the radio retains the factory speaker cloth and knobs. My technician has done a complete repair, returning the radio to a factory "like new" condition. He has added a fine silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe operation. I gave this radio, upon return, a very good audition. I found that it was a tremendous performer and showed a great amount of sensitivity for a TRF. Clearly the high quality this high-end factory was famous for, is present in this radio. 17-1/2"H x 16"W x 10"D. $599.00. (0960828)
Remler 5 "Scottie" (1941) This Remler is nice; it's restored and is working very well with lots of volume. It has the West Coast stationized dial. The Plaskon case is in nice condition except for a 3/4" surface crack on the top (see extra pics). $239.00. (0020835)
Remler 54 (1938) 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). $135.00. (0020669)
Remler 64 SOLD! Here is a quite scarce Remler that has been restored inside and out. It plays like new and looks just as good. It is almost rectangular shaped. Just a beautiful radio, it has four controls, one for on/off/volume, one for tuning, one for tone and one band switch, AM/Broadcast. I will ship it in the lower 48 states for $20.00 and it also comes with my usual 30 day warranty. 14"W x 11"H x 8"D. $225.00. (1070060)
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. (3020053)
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. (0860004)
Rogers-Majestic 62A (1939) I have always admired Canadian radios for their higher quality and craftsmanship. This compact table radio is another perfect example. Highly unusual in form, this radio is a powerful playing radio. The oversize slide-rule dial lights dramatically in a darkened room and only further accentuates the unusual form. The radio has been completely repaired and should offer decades of great service. My tech did a superb job, and added a new power cord for your safety. 15"W x 10"H x 9"D. $259.00. (0960706)
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. (0290001)
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. (0270344)
RPC 541-M (1935) Here is a terrific futuristically styled set from the famed Chicago factory RPC. The radio shows all of the advance electronics the company was known for, all under a Hazeltine license. The radio is a dual band, six tube super-het and it is a powerhouse in a compact cabinet. The radio retains the factory speaker cloth and knobs, in a very nice older refinished cabinet. The radio has been well repaired by my technician, and the radio is a super player. The radio is ready to enjoy! The radio measures 14 ¼ inches wide, 7 ½ inches high and 6 inches deep $249.00. (0960811)

SABA Freudenstadt 125 SABA Stereo. Plays LW, MW, KW, UKW bands through four speakers. No crazing in finish. Rebuilt chassis plays excellent! $725.00. (0380223)
SABA Villingen 11 (1961) This is beautiful SABA in excellent condition with four bands and three highly regarded SABA green cone speakers. Bands are AM 510-1600, FM 87.5-100, SW 16-49m and LW 150-350. Speakers are a large woofer and two 4" side mounted Mid/Tweeters. Tone controls are Bass, Treble and Speech. Voltage is selectable at 110, 125 and 220v. The cabinet is in excellent condition with three different types of woods and a high gloss finish. The speaker cloth and back cover are both excellent. Plays great on all bands with a slight FM drift when first turned on, but locks in nicely once warmed up. Original schematic and tube warranty card are included. More pictures available upon request. 21-1/2"W x 14"H x 10"D. $450.00. (0880147)
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. (3020118)
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. (3020119)
SAMS CB Radio Photofact Series CB 73, 1975. $6.50. (3020174)
Sams Compact Disc Troubleshooting & Repair By Neil Heller & Thomas Bentz, 1988. $14.00. (3020564)
Sams Fotofacts Auto Radio Manuals All are in GOOD Condition. Here are the manual numbers: 19 thru 35, 37, 42, 43, 45, 49, 53, 56, 57, 67, 68, 71, 79, 83, 94, 339. Each for $6.50. (3020010)
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. (0800021)
Sansui 800 Receiver This is a vintage Sansui Receiver built between 1969-1971. It was about $290 in 1971, which was a lot of money in those days. I restore these to play another 40 more years by replacing the power transistors and large electrolytes. On this one I also replaced all electrolytes on the power board. It plays as good as it looks and is built as good as any McIntosh I have rebuilt. A nice radio for a excellent price. All lights, switches and push buttons work well. $175.00. (0040264)
Sanyo RP1250 Pocket Transistor Nice and clean AM radio. This radio plays great. The cabinet is real 1970's and real cute. Cabinet is real nice except where the metal on handle has rubbed a bit on metal above dial. Handle is plastic and in excellent condition. All controls have been cleaned. This radio has been cleaned since listing and the green on the side is gone. 4"W x 2-3/4"H x 1-1/2"D. $19.99. (1230066)
Sanyo RP5050 AM/FM Pocket Transistor SOLD! Nice clean black transistor radio that plays AM/FM. Plays very well on both bands. Uses 9 volt battery. Made in Hong Kong. 5-1/2"H x 3-1/8"W x 1-5/8"D. $19.99. (1230133)
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! S&H included. $100.00. (0550097)
Schaub Lorenz Savoy 10 (1960) A nice Schaub Lorenz with four bands, AM 510-1600, FM 88-108, SW1 49-120m, SW2 13-41m. With its dual tuners, you keep the station tuned on AM/SW while searching the FM band. It has two full range speakers for good sound. Tone controls are Bass, Treble and Speech. It will play Stereo with its Phono/Tape/CD input. Back panel has some paper missing but is complete. Cabinet has a nice shiny blond original finish. 23"W x 13"H x 9"D. $350.00. (0880081)
Sears Multi-Band Portable (1975) This most unusual Sears radio is all transistorized (Solid State). It has the following bands: LOG, POLICE, FM, AM, MARINE BAND, and SHORT-WAVE BAND Total of six bands! It is also operates on AC/DC, (taking six "C" batteries for DC); it has also a cord for electric AC current. The radio was checked and plays well on both AC/DC and on all of its six bands! Special Attic price for this marvelous set is, including all packing and shipping only $80.00. (0550172)
Sears Roebuck L09 (1940) Works well; cabinet is rough. $50.00. (0860028)
Selexatune RR56B Coin Operated Radio Well, here's a radio you do not see every day. The person I purchased this from claimed they were used in the rooms at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas. When the Sands was built in 1952, they did have 200 rooms at that time. Coin operated radios were popular and it has the look and location since it was made in Glendale CA. It also has the "S" in the grille which works for Selexatune or Sands. I do have an old brown card that is stamped No. 838 and dated 1957 Sands Motel Las Vegas. It's not much to go by, but it's fun to think that Dino may have put a dime in this. The radio is in excellent original condition. It is hard to believe the care the radio received given it was used in a hotel room. It even has the original key to open the back and it is complete except for the container to collect the dimes. The card is still there that says, "Insert 1 dime for 30 minutes of entertainment." Some of the Selexatune decal is still there. The chassis has been serviced and it plays great. The coin mechanism and timer are not functional. A unique piece with a shelf to display more radios! 26-1/2"H x 17"W x 17"D. $349.99. (0260483)
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. (3020026)
Sencore DVM35 Digital Multimeter Operating Manual With the added schematics and parts list. Both for $9.00. (3020069)
Sentinel 1U-360 (1955) This is a cute little radio that would fit nicely on your nightstand or on your kitchen countertop. An ivory case in nice condition. New capacitors, new tubes and aligned to factory specifications. The internal antenna pulls in stations across the AM band. 9"W x 6"H x 4"D. $79.00. (1090222)
Sentinel 293T (1946) Recent eBay purchase turns out to be a fantastic little radio. Plays great across the AM dial with lots of volume, comes on in about three seconds. The mahogany case is in excellent condition although the refinish job is only about a 7.5 out of 10. The chassis however looks like new and the knobs very nice. 14"W x 9"H x 8-1/2"D. $165.00. (1180046)
Sentinel 309-W (1947) This is a small radio with big radio AM reception using the internal antenna. It has a nicely lit dial for night use along with a crystal clear dial cover. A beautiful dark chocolate case can be seen in the photos. This would fit nicely on a night stand or small table. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 8"W x 5"H x 5"D. $185.00. (1090278)
Sentinel 314 (1947) This Sentinel has it all: a beautiful chocolate brown Bakelite case, a crystal clear dial lens that shows nicely at night, and an internal loop antenna and superb reception across the AM band. Restored for reliable daily use. 11"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $179.00. (1090243)
Sentinel 329 (1948) Ya' want cute? Ya' want adorable? Ya' want small? This lil' bugger delivers the goods...in spades! What we got here is one great playing Bakelite Sentinel with factory ivory paint (with a very small amount of touch up by me). It has been electronically recondition and aligned! Clean inside and out. The five tubes check out strong. An upgraded power cord added. The tube layout is in good shape on the bottom. The dial cover is perfect; what you see is reflections in the picture. A diminutive "Jim Dennis Scale-A-Beauty" midget with class! If you'd like additional pictures let me know. 7-3/4"W x 5-1/4"H x 5"D. $150.00. (0510379)
Sentinel 332 (1949) A beautiful Sentinel with nice reception on the AM band along with a full range tone control. Superb reception with the internal loop antenna. A crystal clear dial lens that also looks nice at night. Fully restored electronically for reliable operation. 11-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $175.00. (1090138)
Sentinel 343 (1953) Here is a real cute radio. The body of the radio is a Bakelite, painted at the factory in white, as you can see in very good condition. The radio is an "All American Five" and a solid playing set. My tech has replaced the filters, so you are assured of decades of good service. The set retains a full factory back and a very nice example. I admired the waffle grille giving the radio a distinctive look. 9-1/2"W x 6-1/4"H X 5"D. $129.00. (0960897)
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. (0370106)
Sentinel Radio (1960s?) This neat little boomer radio combines some design cues from both Art Deco/Moderne in its louvered front and stepped-down top while also showing off a "modern" simple dial face with large white numbers. Case is without breaks or cracks and the chassis tunes and plays beautifully. Don't have a model number for you and can't find a similar one in any of the books. (JC504) $110.00. (1170222)
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. (3020111)
Service Manual of Wiring Diagrams (1940) Compiled by M.N. Beitman, published by Supreme Pub. Large paperback, 240 pages of diagrams with manufacturers named Air King, Buckingham, Day Fan, Corona, Philco, Sears to United and Zenith. $24.00. (3020347)
Setchell Carlson 416 (1946) A beautiful white/cream colored case with a great shine. A crystal clear dial lens and lighted for night use. Excellent reception across the AM band with the internal loop antenna. Electronically restored for safe, dependable daily operation. 10"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $185.00. (1090123)
Setchell Carlson 427 "Frog Eye" (1947) Beautiful larger of the frogeyes model. The unpainted ivory Plaskon Urea cabinet is perfect without any chips or cracks at all and not even any scuffs either. Radio plays loud and clear with fresh caps and my guarantee applies. About 12 pounds packed; 12"W x 8"H x 7"D. $195.00. (1000152)
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. (0250155)
Setchell Carlson 427 (1947) AM radio with a loud, clear signal. Deco style, very nice. Dial lights up. $85.00. (1010089)
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. (0360081)
Setchell Carlson ER331 Here is a nice small five-tube set that works well and sounds terrific. The radio is unusual in that the base is brass and it swivels the radio. The black Bakelite is free of damage and the back is in good condition. This is not a painted radio. This is the only one of this model I have come across. $115.00. (1270009)
Setchell Carlson RA546 This gorgeous deco set with white insert grille dates to approximately 1946. This one was disassembled, cleaned and serviced as necessary. Radio was close to mint to start with. Replaced the volume control as not working properly, and tubes as necessary. Playing very well and pulls in many stations. Has a very nice soft lighted dial. A rare and seldom seen model especially in this condition. Just beautiful. 9-1/2"W x 7"H x 5"D. $250.00. (0080104)
Setchell Carlson Radio (1938) This is a great looking seven-tube two band radio! I don't know the model number. This radio was manufactured in St. Paul, Minnesota. The radio is in wonderful condition! The radio sounds like a floor model! It is very powerful and it picks up lots of stations. Both bands work. It takes a long wire antenna for good short wave reception. The chassis has been serviced and it has been cleaned inside and out. Nice colorful dial too! This is another radio you can brag about. $399.00. (1270012)
Signet Pocket Transistor Radio G018 (late 60s) New, never used with protective cover and earphone. Uses a common 9-volt battery. Aligned/calibrated for best reception. 4-1/4"H x 2-5/8"W x 1-1/4"D. $45.00. (1090191)
Silver Marshall "All World Five" (1935) This is a beautiful example from the fabled Chicago Silver Marshall factory. The company was very short lived in production, but known in that short time as the best of the domestic makers. This is a beautiful example, with a fine factory finish, highlighted by a very detailed hand laded beading inlay. I believe the speaker cloth and knobs are also original to this set. Another embellishment is the classically carved "Greek key" wood base, something never seen in factory produced radios. The radio is a five-tube model, and a super-het. The radio plays on both broadcast and shortwave bands. My technician has done a very through repair of this radio, repairing the defective aged parts and all of those others prone to failure. He added a fine silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe operation. 14"H x 12-1/2" x 8-1/2"D. $499.00. (0960765)
Silvertone "600" Model 3219 Portable (1962) SOLD! This transistor radio is leather covered. Works great. The handle has a crack in the middle. The grill is excellent. The battery holder is in good condition. Uses six "C" cell batteries. Has some writing on the bottom that is very faint. Made in the Japan. Sounds great. 7-3/4"W x 5-1/4"H x 3"D. $39.00. (1230186)
Silvertone "Jet Age Set" Model unknown. 1950s brown plastic. Untested. Good condition. $45.00. (0370007)
Silvertone 1 (1950) Take a look at this little metal Silvertone from 1950. It's a four tube superhet, sporting all-original paint, grille cloth, knobs, speaker, and long wire antenna. No dings or major scratches! It has been restored to good operating condition, and plays well. Pay only $10 shipping to anywhere in the U.S. $85.00. (0610077)
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. (0950010)
Silvertone 1 (1950) We're #1! We're #1! And, the whole crowd cheers enthusiastically, "We're #1!" Well, here's the real #1: a lil' metal chocolate brown Silvertone that happens to be #1! It been electronically reconditioned, aligned and the four tubes are strong. It has its original hank of antenna for good reception! You can see there are some paint scrape issues, but yet, this little guy still retains a brilliance and a very shiny original luster! Thus, a certifiable Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty" true #1 keeper! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $125.00. (0510385)
Silvertone 10 Clock Radio (1951) Brown Bakelite clock radio. Radio and clock both restored, keeps perfect time and radio works very well, slight smudge on brass ring but miniscule. $85.00. (0080092)
Silvertone 132-818-1 (1940s?) This little metal set was apparently made for Sears/Silvertone by Arvin/Noblitt-Sparks. This one has been recently serviced by our CHRS audio engineer and tunes and plays like new. (JC46) $165.00. (1170244)
Silvertone 1589 Cathedral (1933) This was one of the best early super-hets offered by Sears. The radio is a deluxe receiver, as good as any made and a powerful seven-tube model. Most interestingly, the cabinet is out of Chestnut veneer with wormy chestnut veneer across the arch. The radio is further decorated with a classic Greek key motif with highly decorative insert knobs. The condition of the cabinet is nice, an older refinish with a correct replacement speaker cloth. The radio was repaired by my tech, returning it to the high level of performance this radio was design to deliver. He added a fine silk reproduction power cord and new Bakelite plug for your safe use. This is a highly desired model, and not very common. You will be delighted to own this beauty. 18-1/4"H x 14-1/2"W x 11"D. $699.00. (0960787)
Silvertone 1805 Tombstone (1935) SALE! Silvertone was the house brand for the famous Sears stores. They bought their radios from all of the better makers and a good number of contract factories. This was one of the more deluxe side of their lineup, with elaborate decorative beading on the face and a fine seven-tube, super-het chassis. The radio is in the original finish, showing some wear, so please inspect my additional photos. I thought the finish acceptable and decided not to refinish the radio. You can see the detailed veneer work in American Walnut. The radio has a accurate replacement speaker cloth and factory installed wooden knobs. My tech has repaired the radio completely, and it plays great. He fitted the radio with a new silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. 18"W x 14-1/4"W x 11"D.Was $299.00, now $279.00. (0960688)
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. (1030064)
Silvertone 2001 (1950) Brown metal case, not black like the photo shows, in excellent shape. There is no back. Radio plays well. $75.00. (0950012)
Silvertone 2015 (1954) Here is a Silvertone (Sears) 2015 in brown. Brown seems to be a bit more scarce then the ivory colored one. It has a very attractive lattice grille. The radio cabinet has no damage and has been cleaned and polished and is simply a good looking radio. The back was missing and I have made a nice replacement; this was done for looks and safety. The chassis has received my usual complete electronic restoration even a new electric cord. The radio plays very strong across the band, AM only. Add $15.00 for domestic shipping and insurance. $105.00. (1070054)
Silvertone 2015 (1954) This Silvertone has a beautiful, shiny brown case, a crystal clear dial lens and superb AM reception with the internal antenna and six-tube circuitry. The dial lights nicely for night use. Also has a tone control for the sound that you prefer. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 14"W x 7"H x 7"D. $149.00. (1090279)
Silvertone 2225 Portable (1953) This nice radio shows its age. It has five tubes, two of them are very, very weak. They must be changed, for the radio to continue playing. The handle is not original, I think it has been added later. Our special price includes packing and shipping to the contiguous US states. $67.00. (0550243)
Silvertone 3006 (1954) This is a forest green Plaskon case and is not painted. The case is damage free and clean. The radio works well and sounds excellent with lots of volume and selectivity. $150.00. (1270001)
Silvertone 3026 Clock Radio Ivory Plaskon AM clock radio circa 1950s. Pictures tell the story, no nicer restored example. Outstanding clock and radio chassis. Plays great, clock runs perfectly. As close to new condition as you will find anywhere. 10"W x 6-1/2"H x 5"D. $125.00. (0080090)
Silvertone 3027 Clock Radio The rarest of this series, solid red cabinet. Very nice condition, with only minor paint loss of gold filigree (difficult to photograph but gold painted) and dial pointer as pictured. Very small piece of the "t" in the Silvertone logo missing. As pictures show cabinet finish is excellent. Radio completely gone through by qualified tech and any suspect items replaced as well as new tubes as needed (controls cleaned etc.) Clock cleaned and all function working properly. Notice the Catalin-like knobs (not original but MUCH nicer in appearance than originals). Guaranteed to be working on arrival. $175.00. (0080099)
Silvertone 3454 (1954) This great radio is only 55 years young! It features eight tubes, AM/FM. Lighted scale. Five control knobs: tuning, tone, volume, Function and AFC. It works great! The S&H within USA, is included in the total price of this radio. $98.00. (0550207)
Silvertone 4464 Tombstone (1936) BC + 2SW. This is one of the classic gold dial Silvertones that are a hot performer and much sought after, but this one has quite a story to go with it. During WW2 a lot of old radios were donated to the war effort for use as training tools or for parts; they were then discarded after being stripped of all their useful parts. This set is one of those, that was lucky enough to be spared from the trash. The original chassis was stripped of most of its topside parts and some underneath, but the dial remained. The chassis in the set now is from a 4564 model but is the same exact chassis 101407 that the original was, only the 25 cycle version which meant it was sold in Ontario Canada where 25 Hz systems were still used until the 1950s. Fully restored and brought back to life once again! Original chassis remains available upon request. 16-1/2"H x 13"W x 9"D. $550.00. (0100089)
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. (0950038)
Silvertone 4505 "Election" (1936) This is a very distinctive radio. Made for Sears, this is a five-tube broadcast radio. Called the "Election" in the Sears line up, it was their top of the line. Rather edgy styling brought into vogue by the 1936 World's Fair, the radio is the very embodiment of "Industrial Design." The cabinet is made of cream colored Plaskon, and in perfect condition. You collectors know that this highly desired plastic is prone to cracking, but this example shows no flaws. The knobs are original with some chipping to the volume knob. The radio has been serviced by my tech and is an impressive player. He has added a new power cord and plug, for your safe operation. 10"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $195.00. (0960906)
Silvertone 4564 Tombstone (1936) This is a beautiful original finish tombstone. Original dial and knobs are in great condition. Has two bands that play great. The speaker is original and perfect. Chassis has been recapped and rebuilt. It is a six tube chassis. This radio sounds wonderful. 16-3/4"H x 12-3/4"W x 9"D. $475.00. (1230132)
Silvertone 4565 (1936) This is a stunning set with a big "gold dial." This set has BC and two SW bands and it plays loud and clear. This set also has a selectivity control for broad and sharp tuning. The electronics have been restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The set retains its original finish and is in very good condition as is the original back. This set has six tubes and is a very impressive looking radio. This set would look super in any home and add value to any vintage radio collection. This is a big set at 21"W x 13"H x 11"D. $499.00. (0620189)
Silvertone 4566 This radio is a true time capsule -- virtually perfect after 70 plus years. Complete and untouched cosmetically, we have restored the chassis, and added a new eye tube. Plays like new, with three band performance. None finer. Comes with our 90 day warranty on the electronic restoration. 18"W x 11"H x 9"D. $625.00. (1100117)
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. (0360120)
Silvertone 4763 (1938) From the Golden Age of Sears Gold Dial Silvertone radios. Seven tubes, three bands, with eye tube. I started with a flawless original cabinet, with its also excellent escutcheon and knobs. The radio is completely electronically restored, with a nice new, bright 6E5 tuning eye. The radio is covered by our 90 day warranty, and an auxiliary input dock may be provided for an additional $75, suitable for an iPod®. One of the true classics. 15"W x 14"H x 10"D. $825.00. (1100163)
Silvertone 4764 SOLD! I have always had a soft spot for original finish radios and this is one of them. It still looks fantastic. It is a beautifully styled radio with a brand new green tuning eye. In fact all of the tubes in this radio are brand new. It got the full treatment of full chassis restoration. You will never be sorry you purchased this radio. It sounds great. Has three bands and all work perfectly. Has original knobs. Nice clean chassis. Made in USA. 17"W x 13"H x 9"D. $625.00. (1230194)
Silvertone 4764 (1937) You are looking at a collector's favorite. The radio is a very ornate cabinet with multiple use of contrasting veneers, and directional application. The radio is a seven-tube, three band receiver. The Tenite escutcheon is perfect and the radio also has a complete set of ornate factory knobs. The radio is an unusually nice example. The cabinet is in near perfect condition, with a high luster lacquer finish. The radio dial is fan shaped and in the Silvertone gold finish, with highly detailed foreign station identification. Added is a brand new super sensitive green tuning eye tube, winking with perfect sensitivity. My technician has done his complete repair and added a fresh power cord and plug for your safe and regular use. 16-1/2"W x 14"H x 10"D. $599.00. (0960832)
Silvertone 4769 (1938) This is a nice example of a most unusual novelty radio. The radio was designed as a high quality super-het, with the latest rage of a tuning eye. The radio dial is styled after a telephone. Thus, this set was unique. The radio features a curved side, and is a near copy of another Silvertone model which was made by Ingraham Cabinets. The radio is in very good original condition, retaining all of the factory installed parts, showing almost no wear with a couple of spots on the top for all the decades. I bought this radio for the very good condition of the Tenite plastic grille and knobs. Often, these have shrunk, as this kind of plastic is prone to do; but this one is in fine shape. The radio is an eight-tube multi-band with a brand new tuning eye. The radio was repaired completely by my tech, and performs fantastically. The green tuning eye is very sensitive in opening and closing. Eight tubes and dual bands make this a great radio to listen to. 20-1/2"W x 15"H x 12"D. $499.00. (0960738)
Silvertone 4769 (1939) Stunning, large radio with curved sidecar design. Tenite escutcheon in fine shape, as are the dial and Tenite knobs. Seven-tube radio, with BC and SW. Completely restored inside and out, and the electrical restoration is covered by our 90 day warranty. An iPod® input may be added for an additional $75.00. Large at 21"W x 15"H x 11"D. $765.00. (1100159)
Silvertone 6002 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. (0950044)
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. (0620160)
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. (1050007)
Silvertone 6125 (1939) This five tube superheterodyne receiver covers the Standard Broadcast band and one SW band (5.9-18.2Mhz). Chassis code 101.527 indicates that this radio was manufactured by the Colonial Radio Corp., Buffalo, NY. All capacitors and out of tolerance resistors have been replaced and tubes conduct within manufacturer's specifications. The cabinet is finished in soft satin and the appearance is very pleasing. This model features the "tuning eye" which is a visual indication of the signal strength. The five channel push button station selection is easy to set and the tuning mechanism operates smoothly. Detailed restoration photos are available. Email for further information. 18-1/2"W x 12-1/2"H x 9"D. $205.00. (0650032)
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. (0610064)
Silvertone 6400 Midget (1939) Here's a classic set which is hard to find and very collectable. When radio manufacturers wanted you to have multiple sets in the home, one selling point was to make the sets small enough to fit on any shelf, workbench or desk. This one was valued by Stein's 2002 book at $200. Tunes and plays great after full restoration. (JC59) $200.00. (1170213)
Silvertone 7054 Nice playing AM radio with complete chassis restoration including all new capacitors. Fully functioning pushbuttons and good tone control. $145.00. (0380308)
Silvertone 7165 Portable (1946) Lunch box radio; works. $50.00. (1010103)
Silvertone 8004 (1949) Well, this lil' guy ain't #1 and, not only that, it's way down on the Silvertone #'s list at 8004. And, it's a year older? Go figure. This factory painted ivory Silvertone is in a metal case, of course, and has withstood the test of time quite nicely! Electronically reconditioned with the four tubes testing strong. Someone back in the day fashioned a back to hold the hank of antenna for improved reception – nice idea. The tube layout is on the bottom and the schematic is on the inside of the case. A Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty" heavy-metal rocker! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $130.00. (0510386)
Silvertone 8011 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. (1110046)
Silvertone 9000 Beautifully swirled chocolate Bakelite. Chassis rebuilt. Good bottom and back and very nice cabinet. Plays great!! $105.00. (0380120)
Silvertone 9000 (1949) Beautiful brown Bakelite AM radio. Nice look and sound. Power cord, weak tubes and capacitors replaced. 8-1/2"W X 6"H x 6"D. $90.00. (0390189)
Silvertone 9000 (1949) Nice plastic version of this radio. No damage anywhere on this cabinet. Chassis has been rebuilt and works great. AM broadcast. Sound is impressive for so small a radio. Made in the USA and will work great for years. 8-1/2"W x 6"H x 5-3/4"D. $125.00. (1230178)
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. (0380194)
Silvertone E Six-tube walnut case with manual showing operation and battery hookup options. Schematic also included. 100% rebuilt with fresh tubes and runs super! $300.00. (0380243)
Silvertone K-25 Cathedral (1933) Here is one of the most distinctive radios I have ever seen. When I first saw this set, I knew I had to own it. The set is simply wild, with the most beautiful match grain of what I would describe as tiger oak. The radio is highly similar to a number of sets made by Colonial Radio for Sears, and the chassis is exactly like a Silvertone model 1250. Regardless, this is a stunning radio with a very ornate copper escutcheon. The five tube chassis is a super-het and a solid player. My technician has done a complete repair. He replaced all of the aged components that had failed and those prone to failure. The radio was fitted with a fine silk reproduction power cored and Bakelite plug, exactly as it left the factory. 18-1/2"H x 14-3/4"W x 8"D. $549.00. (0960789)
Silvertone Radio (1930s) Here is a great example of an Art Deco radio from the 1930's. This is a five-tube AC/DC AM-only set. The radio plays loud and clear. I bought this radio a few years ago from another collector. The cabinet has been refinished at some point and it looks great. The cabinet is stamped on the bottom, either 7988 or 1988. $175.00. (1270006)
Simonetta Intimo 5440 (1966) This is an East German (DDR) radio by Stern Corporation. It is sold as FM only since the AM/SW does not work. It has the full FM band from 88-108 and plays good. The wood cabinet is in fantastic shape as well as the grille cloth and back cover. It has selectable voltages at 110, 127, 220 and 240V. A very nice looking historical DDR radio. Great for work your shop. 19"W x 7"H x 7"D. $75.00. (0880146)
Simplex D (1936) This is a stunning all original example of this scarce set. Oval shaped, this is an eight-tube powerhouse, playing on three bands. The radio sports a seven inch brightly lit multi-colored dial. Note the very bright and highly sensitive green tuning eye, which opens and closes perfectly. My tech has done a complete repair of this set, replacing those parts that had aged and those that are prone to failure. this radio is a terrific playing radio. He has added a brand new power cord for your safe use. 16-1/2"H x 16"W x 9"D. $799.00. (0960704)
Simplex N Tombstone (1936) SALE! You are looking at a rather special radio. Although it is a mini sized tombstone, it has a dual band and five tube super-het chassis. The radio is stunning in detail, looking as rich as its larger brother, yet only 13"H x 10"W x 6-1/2"D. The radio has a big radio sound, and is in all original factory condition. The radio has been completely repaired and playing as well as it did when it left the factory. The radio was one of the last ones made by this high quality factory located in Sandusky, Ohio, before it was bought out by Philco Radio. These small sets are hard to find and collectors prize them for the small amount of space they require; they can fit anywhere.Was $329.00, now $279.00. (0960744)
Simplex NT-10 Tombstone (1939) This is the second to highest tube count tombstone from this Sandusky, Ohio factory. Note the huge seven inch oval dial, and the bright and new green tuning eye. The eye opens and closes perfectly as you tune in your favorite station. The powerful ten-tube chassis has been completely repaired by my tech, and the set performs with exceptional selectivity and sound quality. This set offers tone controls, and ever deluxe feature of the period. The radio retains the factory finish, knobs and speaker cloth. There is decent finish, with a tiny amount of veneer ripple on the top. Please study my photo, as it is minor, but there. My tech has replaced the power cord with a fine silk reproduction cord and plug. You will be amazed with this radio's performance! 18"H x 14"W x 10-1/2"D. $699.00. (0960721)
Simplex Zephyr (1939) You are looking at a very rare radio. Made by Simplex Radio in Sandusky, Ohio, this is the first Zephyr ever offered for sale on the Radio Attic. The radio came in several versions, single colored and two colored Bakelite sets and wood versions. The radio was marketed under the Simplex label and also under Philco, after Philco bought the factory in 1939. This is the earlier version, made under the Simplex label. The condition is factory original, with all of the factory installed parts. The finish is very nice for the age and is well shown in the additional photos. Note the complete factory installed back and the ease of setting the presets on the back of the radio. My tech has done a complete repair of this radio and it plays extremely well, on a proven "All American five" tube layout. I have seldom seen this model in forty five years of collection and the condition of this example makes this a rare find. 11"W x 7-3/4"H x 5"D. $299.00. (0960710)
Simplified Radio Servicing by Comparison Method (1941) By M.N. Beitman, published by Supreme Publications. 108 pages. This book was written as an introduction to radio repairing. Soft bound book. Good. $20.00. (3020348)
Simpson 260 Operators Manual Simpson Operators Manual for Volt-Ohm-Millammeter Model 260. Professionally done, clear, clean copy. $8.50. (3020578)
Simpson 269 Operators Manual Simpson Operators Manual for Volt-Ohm-Microammeter Model 269. Professionally done, clear, clean copy. $8.50. (3020579)
Simpson 340 Operators Manual Simpson Operators Manual for Signal Generator Model 340. Professionally done, clear, clean copy. $8.50. (3020580)
Smurf Radio This is a Smurf T.M. 9-volt radio. It has a belt clip and is in great shape. The battery cover is intact. Battery not included, plays OK. $10.00. (1110087)
Sonochorde Senior Speaker Very nice sounding speaker in great original cosmetic condition. $250.00. (0380285)
Sonora 179 (1942) The refinishing job on this set is gorgeous; a nice deep lacquer without too much gloss. Looks to be all original. Per the Stein books, this is an Ingraham cabinet though there is no badge on the bottom. Set tunes and plays very well after full restoration. (JC222) $170.00. (1170232)
Sonora B-22 (1938) SOLD! I finally found something older than me! This incredible brown swirled three piece Sonora is off the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" Wow! The top, sides and front are Bakelite while the back was made sometime "back in the day." Originally, it had a Bakelite back just like the one that's on radio now. However, it must have met its demise over the years and someone replicated it (a very good job, I might add). Electronically reconditioned. AM plays great while the low SW frequency is almost extinct in 2011, but plays well. All six tubes are strong! It has an external antenna for greater sensitivity. The original bottom has the model number "B-22" stamped on it. If you'd like additional pictures please let me know. $225.00. (0510367)
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. (0370061)
Sonora RCU-208 SOLD! Project! We'll call this a project radio. It works beautifully across the dial. The unique dial plastic is warp-free and perfect, a rarity. The reverse-paint glass station indicator is perfect as well. The set has been completely recapped, and all tubes and resistors not to standard were replaced with top quality replacements. So why the project label? There is a circular stain on the radio's top (see picture) and the tone control could use replacement, both easy fixes. The set's sound is top quality as it sits. No time, so priced to sell. $95.00. (1040093)
Sonora RZU-222 This green Bakelite set has also had a complete restoration with all new capacitors, strong tubes, and controls cleaned. Plays with lots of stations and great tone for a small radio. Excellent original label, feet and good back. $185.00. (0380292)
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. (0250174)
Sony FM/AM Walkman (1989) This excellent small transistor radio, made in Japan, operates on one single "AAA" battery. It brings AM and FM stations with a complete clarity. The original Sony earphones are also included. Our very special price for this miniature radio includes S&H, packing and insurance. A fantastic good buy! $39.00. (0550242)
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. (0270342)
Sony ICF-SW29 Multiband Portable (1989) 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. (0550197)
Sony TR-3550 Pocket Transistor (1978) A very well playing radio with six transistors and two "AA" batteries. Some light marks on the front. Tuned/aligned for the best reception. A radio you can toss in your backpack or pocket & enjoy whenever you need an AM radio. SONY quality. 3"W x 3-3/4"H x 1-1/8"D. $25.00. (1090219)
Soundesign 1164 Pocket Transistor (1970s) SOLD! New, never used with box & paperwork. This model did not come with an earphone. Calibrated for best reception. Uses a common 9-volt battery. 4"H x 3-1/2"W x 1-1/2"D. $35.00. (1090200)
Soundesign ACR550 (1965) This great Suoundesign AM/FM radio/alarm clock is also an air purifier, Ionizer. This radio also has eight push-buttons and an automatic ON/OFF switch, which can be also controlled manually. It plays great and the clock and alarm work good. It is a super radio/clock working good on all of the bands. $40.00. (0550249)
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. (0550119)
Sparton 10 Tombstone (1932) A radio just like this is pictured on the web and features a step by step narration of its restoration. Everything you might want to know is included. It appears that it is a difficult set to work on. Fortunately our radio electronics expert has already brought this one up to specs. The fellow who restored the one on the web did a great job. Even if you don't repair things yourself, it is interesting how it is done. The cabinet on this one looks almost exactly like the ones on the "Attic's Archives" and the one on the aforementioned web restoration. The only difference is this set shows more wood grain, because it has been somewhat redone. The knobs and grille cloth appear to be original or duplicates of the original ones. This is a very sharp looking radio. The work order, if you are interested in having it, is #24087 and has all mechanical repairs listed. You can add this to your collection, or start your collection with it for only $440.00. (1110118)
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. (0370040)
Sparton 252 (Canada) (1935) Those of you that are regulars to my page note my fondness for Canadian made radios. They were simply better built, both in electronics which was more tightly controlled by the government, and cabinetry. The population of Canada was small in those years, so there were a limited number of factories and a tiny number of sets produced. This is the same Sparton Radio Corp, that made radios in the States, but since they were producing in another country, were a distinctly Canadian company. This is a very fine five-tube broadcast receiver. The radio is rather unusual in the shape of the cabinet and with a green colored dial. The example here is about as good as you could wish, with everything being factory original parts and finish. The radio lived such a good life, we left the factory power cord on this set with it still being perfectly safe for regular use. My tech loved the repair of the older components, remarking on the higher level of quality of the set. 18-1/2"W x 9"H x 8-1/2"D. $499.00. (0960751)
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. $179.00. (0020672)
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. (0380179)
Sparton 5-26 Rare five tube set with nice binocular coils, stunning burled chassis board, and original batteries. Chassis has been completely rebuilt and plays super using detailed hookup instructions for your power supply. $375.00. (0380240)
Sparton 538 Tombstone (1936) One of the first Spartons offered with a tuning eye. Handsome walnut case, with the iconic Sparton dial. Completely restored, and the electronic restoration is covered by our 90 day warranty. An iPod® auxiliary input may be added for an additional $75.00. Hard to find piece, especially in this condition. Six tube radio, with BC and SW. Large at 21"H x 16"W x 12"D. $825.00. (1100157)
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. (1050002)
Sparton 612 (1938) Diminutive eye tube radio. Looks terrific, but deflection of the tube is not terrific even after replacement of its 1 ohm resistor. Bright green tube, with a 90 day warranty on the chassis work. Completely refinished. One of the smaller attempts at eye tube incorporation I've seen. 10"W x 8"H x 6"D. $535.00. (1100108)
Sparton 6128 "The Lobster" (1939) For somewhat obvious reasons, the collector community refers to this model as The Lobster. Whatever, it's hard to deny its eye catching and unique styling. Completely restored for an excellent original example. Electrical restoration on the six-tube, BC and SW radio is covered by our 90 day warranty. An iPod® input may be added for an additional $75.00. Large at 21"w x 12"H x 10"D. $1,595.00. (1100160)
Sparton 617 Tombstone This is one of the larger, more highly prized tombstones not called a "Walton." The cabinet had some discolorations so it got a complete redo. You'll like the glow and shine of the rich hand rubbed finish. The chassis was removed, disassembled and carefully rebuilt to original specifications. There is a list of repairs on the work order and of course a new dial belt and alignment. A copy of the work order comes with the radio if you would like. I've priced this set a little below normal with Christmas in mind. $650.00. (1110068)
Sparton 671 (1937) Outstanding looking Sparton, with its combo of one piece walnut upper cabinet, trimmed with Zebra wood, and dramatic slant front. Finished to a gloss by hand. Big handsome dial and eye tube; this lady has it all. My usual 90 electronic warranty on this girl. 20"W x 12"H x 10"D. $945.00. (1100090)
Sparton 6CL66 (1948) Pretty cool post war radio made by Sparks Withington Co. (Sparton). This six-tube radio receives both Standard (AM) Broadcast and Shortwave (SW). Built like a tank out of a composite material called "leatherete." Radio plays like new with a new dial lamp. You will get years of great service from this all original radio. Don't let this one get away. 13"W x 7"H x 6"D. $165.00. (1180045)
Spica ST-600 Pocket Transistor (1965) SOLD! This radio is almost perfect. Nice dent free metal grille. No cracks or chips. Has been serviced. Sounds fantastic. Nice leather case. Uses four "AA" batteries. Made in Japan. 5"W x 3-3/8"H x 1-1/2"D. $100.00. (1230199)
St Regis (International Kadette) Radio (1937) The St Regis line was made by the famed Ann Arbor based International Kadette Company. These seldom see radios mirrored the futuristic and edgy design that made the company famous. I could not find a model number to this set, with a powerful seven-tube chassis and huge oval dial. The set is a very interesting curved corner radio, with elaborate horizontal veneers, accentuating the shape with a super grille. The radio makes a very impressive statement. My tech has repaired the radio and it performs perfectly, delivering a fine selectivity. 17"W x 9-3/4"H x 7"D. $349.00. (0960692)
St Regis 661 Tombstone by International Kadette (1935) St Regis was the high-end line made by Lansing Michigan based International Kadette. The line was designed to offer a more stylized and better quality radio. They clearly succeeded, as these radios are prized by collectors. Note the finely detailing lacquer finishes high-lighting the classic and stunning form. The radio retains an original finish, with what I believe replacement speaker cloth. The radio has the factory wood knobs and a fine silk power cord. Take a look at the ornate and detailed dial. The radio was a state of the art five band receiver, and plays on a very reliable five-tube chassis. My technician has complete his very though repairs and the radio is a fantastic player. The selectivity for a five-tube chassis is unusually sensitive. 17-1/2"H x 14-1/4"W x 10-1/2"D. $399.00. (0960804)
St. Regis Gothic Cathedral (1934) You are viewing one of the scarcest radios ever offered on the "Attic." This miniature cathedral radio was label under the St Regis name, which was the highest level from International Kadette. The radio is very gothic in design with a very detailed and delicate cut out grille. The intention of the designers was to recreate the classic European church look and they succeeded. The condition of this example is extremely fine. The radio retains the factory finish, speaker cloth and knobs. The radio contains a five tube chassis, which is quite a feat considering the tiny size. If you are an advanced collector, you will appreciate the rarity and condition. My tech has repaired the radio to a like new condition. The radio plays very well, with a fine selectivity and amazing volume for such a small set. He has added a new replacement power cord and plug for your safe operation. 12-3/4"H x 11-1/2"W x 7"D. $699.00. (0960719)
Stage Coach Radio 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. (0550214)
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. (0990017)
Standard (Columbia) Model A External Horn Phonograph (1909) This little phonograph is all original. It has the original finish on the cabinet, the original paint on the horn, and all of its original parts. The decal on the front of the cabinet is flawless. The veneer on top has a crack in it running under the turntable, but other than that the cabinet is excellent. The paint on the horn is worn, but it's 100 years old and is the original paint, so I left it alone. The single spring motor has been serviced and the mainspring greased, to run smooth for years. The reproducer (needlehead) has been rebuilt with new gaskets, to deliver good sound quality, and it is loud! Most of these were designed to play only Standard label records, but this one plays any 78 RPM record. This is your opportunity to own an external horn machine for an affordable price. 23"H x 11-1/4"W x 11-1/4"D. Horn diameter is 17-1/2". $1,100.00. (0620168)
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. (0750009)
Stewart Warner 300 (1925) This is a fine example of the 300. And yes,it comes with the tubes and has been electronically restored. This set plays great with a power supply. This set also requires a good horn or cone speaker to be connected. These early sets were the pioneers of radio and this one will definitely make a great conversation piece. $325.00. (0620176)
Stewart Warner "The Aristocrat" Tombstone (1933) A good friend brought me this radio, and introduced me to its great style. Four tubes, BC only radio, with its distinctive Aluminum grille. Restored electronically before me, plays well and strong, with great sound from its 5 inch speaker. Given a full cabinet restoration, and finished in a Satin finish. Classic Depression style and size. 12"H x 9"W x 7"D. $595.00. (1100143)
Stewart Warner 0-1-6G1 (1939) Real nice six tube with push buttons, table radio. The solid wood case is in good condition and it has been electronically restored and is working great. It has three bands, Standard AM, Short Wave, has markings for Police, Amateur and Aircraft, too. 19"W x 10-1/2"H x 10"D. $197.50. (0020901)
Stewart Warner 07-511 "Campus" (1939) You gotta love the radios that were marketed for teens to take to college with them! This pre-war beauty has no cracks or breaks to the case and tunes and plays beautifully after a full restoration. Original back in place. Great dial pointer lights up just at the tip! Very cool! (JC24) $300.00. (1170241)
Stewart Warner 110 (1934) This is a highly unusual radio, not often seen for sale. The radio has a very unusual form factor, with a wide body and lower in height. The radio is a really interesting set, with a fine chevron veneered front, and a dental type of base molding. Inside this set is a HUGE ten-tube chassis. This also enjoys two speakers to complement the high tube count. The radio is in fine factory finish with almost no blemish. Another interesting element of the radio is the unique speaker cloth, which is tapestry like with what appears to look like trees, similar to the speaker grille cutouts. Everything including the wood knobs is factory original. The radio was designed to be a three-band receiver. My technician gave the set an extra element of care, and with great interest, as he had not seen one of these before for his 47 years of experience. He replaced all of the aged parts that needed repair and those prone to failure. He added a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe operation. The radio is a fine listening radio. 16"W x 13"H x 13-1/2"D. $799.00. (0960805)
Stewart Warner 123-1 "Troubador" Mini-Cathedral (1933) 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. $399.00. (1030020)
Stewart Warner 123-5 "Aristocrat" Tombstone (1933) 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. $499.00. (1030003)
Stewart Warner 126-2 Tombstone (1933) This radio was nicknamed "The Stuart" and was the top of the line tombstone that Stewart Warner made. The finish looks original and is in very good condition. The only blemishes are scratches but there is no missing veneer. The grille cloth, knobs, and power cord all look original. Electronics are untested. Shipping and packing costs paid by buyer. $950.00. (0710033)
Stewart Warner 136-A (1937) You are looking at one of my most favorite Art Deco table radios. Made by the fashion forward Stewart Warner, this model offers an exceptional radio with dramatic Deco looks. The cabinet is made of the finest American Walnut, with the center section, highlighted with Birdseye Maple. This example has been professionally refinished and retains factory speaker cloth and knobs. The cabinet has the Craft-Built metal tag, which was S-W's answer to the dramatic Ingraham Cabinets offered by a number of their competitors. The radio has been completely repaired and plays as new with the addition a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug. This is a stunning radio to look at, but also is a tremendous performer. 19"W x 13"H x 12"D. $629.00. (0960696)
Stewart Warner 1361A Tombstone (1936) SALE! 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.Was $499.00, now $399.00. (0960527)
Stewart Warner 142 (1936) This beautiful Craft-Built tabletop radio has been in my personal collection for some time and I'm going to miss it. It's sitting on a shelf in our tune room with a Stewart Warner 136 that's also for sale. The cabinet is very nice, looks like the electronics have been worked on sometime in the past, plays but needs some of the filters replaced. Cutouts are very cool on this one. 15"W x 10-1/2"H x 8"D. $349.00. (1180027)
Stewart Warner 1441 (1936) This Stewart Warner is an AM Broadcast only table model with a beautiful cabinet. The cabinet has a small filled nail hole to the upper left of the speaker grille but is only noticeable under close inspection. The electronics have been restored and it plays as it did when new. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $279.95. (1080005)
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. (1360016)
Stewart Warner 325 DC set. 100% rebuilt and plays super. Nice solid case, includes good set of tubes and good hookup labeling on wires. All ready to set up and run. $235.00. (0380246)
Stewart Warner 420 Speaker This speaker has been tested in operation and produces a lot of sound for a small speaker. Good grille cloth on front and back. $140.00. (0380279)
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. (0970017)
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. (0550110)
Stewart Warner 61T26 (1946) This one works OK, but it looks like it was repainted. Price does not include S&H of $25.00 to US addresses. $55.00. (0550223)
Stewart Warner 9164 (1952) This may be a rare variation of this classic set. The cabinet is a rather flexible solid black plastic. I could not find one in any of the books or on line. It retains a very high gloss shine. There is a crack on the bottom that starts at the back edge as shown. Otherwise there is only minor surface wear and scratches. It had four of the five original SW tubes. Two were replaced and I will include those tubes if you wish. The chassis has been serviced and plays well. The dial lights up and the clock keeps good time. This little black beauty measures 11-1/2"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $199.99. (0260543)
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. (1050008)
Stewart Warner Bookset Offered is a rare variation of the Stewart Warner Companion bookset. Normally this model will just say current events on the binder. As you can see this one says "Our World Today Volume 1 & 2. The dial indicators behind the knobs are reproductions. Otherwise the radio is all original down to the resistance power cord. Because of wear and tear, shrink tubing was added where the cord enters the radio. The inside decorative panels still retain the crystalline finish. All in all it is one of the best examples I've seen. On the base the factory antenna reel and labels are present. The radio has been serviced and plays well. 9-1/2"H x 8"W x 4"D. $499.99. (0260502)
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 (done in 1999). Plays well with proper antenna. Radio recently serviced but due to age can only guarantee to be working on arrival. A heavy midsize radio: 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. Ready for display and play. $225.00. (0080026)
Stewart Warner R-1235 "The Aristocrat" (1933) This the nicest example of this "Aristocrat" I have ever had for sale. The radio is all factory original, with a very good factory finish. The aluminum grille is perfect and as a decorative statement, was highly innovative for the times. The radio is a single AM band receiver and uses four tubes. The radio plays with good selectivity and amazing volume for the compact size. Note the highly detailed turned column bordering the speaker grille, and burled veneers decorating the face. All told, this is a very pretty radio. My tech has done his complete repair and the radio is playing perfectly. It also has a new power cord and plug for safe operation. 12-1/2"H x 10"W x 8"D. $499.00. (0960764)
Stewart Warner R-1252 "The Berkley" Tombstone (1933) You are looking at another of the highly Art Deco models made by this high end factory. The radio is in remarkable factory original condition, with a nice finish, factory speaker cloth and knobs. The radio has, as all of my radios, been completely repaired to factory specs. The repairs included new caps and filters as needed, tuner alignment and a new power cord and plug for safe regular use. The radio is a dual band model and uses five tubes. The radio was part of the premier line and was so notable, it received the classic naming of "The Berkley." This is an impressive radio in both performance and Deco looks, measuring 17"H x 14-1/2"W x 9-1/4"D. $499.00. (0960797)
Stewart Warner R-1811A (1938) This is a high styled radio from Stewart Warner. The oval shaped cabinet is fantastic factory original condition, with all of the factory installed parts. The radio is a three band receiver, and a powerful six-tube super-het. The radio is a study in novel variances from a "normal" radio: the shape of the radio, along with a multi colored dial, which changes color as you change from band to band. There is a small window above the dial, which lights and indicates which band you are currently on. The frame around the dial is made of Tenite, a form of Bakelite prone to shrinkage. This example shows no major curling, but has neatly broken in the corners rendering the problem almost invisible. Please look at my second photo for the detail. My tech has done his complete repairs to this beauty and the radio plays great. He has added a brand new power cord and plug for your safe use. 15-1/2"W x 12-1/4"H x 10"D. $499.00. (0960770)
Stewart Warner R-407 (Canada, 1938) This attractively designed table radio was made by Stewart-Warner-Alemite Corp. Of Canada, LTD., Bellevue, Ontario, Canada. It is a five-tube superhet with three bands: Broadcast 550-1750 KC, Short-Wave 1: 1.7-5.5 MC, Short-Wave 2: 5.5-18 MC. It has been totally restored and all bands work great! Electronic restoration included: all capacitors were replaced, all tubes and resistors checked and replaced as needed, power cord replaced with new, and a complete alignment performed. Cosmetic restoration included: cabinet refinished using proper stains and lacquers, and new reproduction grille cloth. Schematic included. This would be a great addition to any antique radio collection! An impressive set at 19"W x 11"H x 10"D; weighs a hefty 21 pounds. $449.00. (1030069)
Stewart Warner R-552 "Campus" (1941) You don't find these often and almost never in this kind of condition. No breaks or cracks to case, full metal back (with label) still present. Set tunes and plays very well. (JC25) $300.00. (1170239)
Stewart Warner R519 (1946) Battery radio, s/n A82628. Cabinet is in great condition. 13"H x 13"W x 8"D. $100.00. (0860009)
Stewart Warner R550 (1954) Nice looking radio, works well. $80.00. (0860024)
Streamliner Radio This collectable radio recalls the Tail-Fin Era of the 50's. The sleek silvertone case of this AM/FM radio is highlighted with chrome accents. It has a large easy to read dial which lights-up with a flick of a switch for easy tuning at night, it has a large speaker for great sound. Made in China for "Polyconcept USA" early 1990's. Runs on four"AA" batteries, or use your own adapter to operate on standard household current. Gently used, like new. 8"W x 4-1/2"H x 2-1/2"D. $38.50. (2020120)
Stromberg Carlson 1100 (1948) Nice rather large size Bakelite table set from the late 40's. The pristine unpainted Bakelite has natural brown/black swirl/mottle markings. No cracks or dings. Chassis has been completely restored, it plays loud and clear, my guarantee applies. Original knobs, and back with loop antenna. 16 pounds packed. 14"W x 8"H x 8"D. $93.75. (1000150)
Stromberg Carlson 1101HW (1946-1947) This Stromberg Carlson features a six-tube chassis that was used in six different cabinet versions. This one may or may not be an Ingraham cabinet; the quality is nice enough. The cabinet it beautiful for its simple design, straight sharp lines and in very good shape for its age. I was surprised, when I flipped it over for the picture, that it sits on an intricate three tier platform (trimmed in black). Electronically this radio is perfect except for one thing, it needs a new string dial, which I will have done or let you do. Very good volume and clear reception. 13"W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D. $175.00. (1180048)
Stromberg Carlson 1110-HW (1941) Listed in one book as 1941 and another book as 1946. This interesting wood radio features rare front vertical side slide rule dial. More jet louvers; see my ad for S-C 1000J. Ingraham cabinet is in great shape, features six tubes, great player with AM reception across the dial and good volume. No back for this one. 16"H x 9-1/2"H x 9"D. $495.00. (1180036)
Stromberg Carlson 1151 (Canada-1948) The one paint flaw on the top of this beauty is the only thing keeping it from perfection! What a gorgeous radio and without any other faults. A rare set and in amazing condition. Tunes and plays beautifully after full restoration. (JC93) $300.00. (1170243)
Stromberg Carlson 124-H (1936) This gorgeous radio was made about 1936 and has some fantastic veneers, it is a show piece. I think the horizontal veneers are Zebra wood and the vertical could be clear maple. The radio has many many coats of nitrocellulose lacquer polished every several coats. The vertical bars and octagonal dial really compliment the look and give this set a very Art Deco look. The chassis has been gone through with all capacitors replaced and any resistors out of tolerance replaced as well. The set plays nicely but does need a long line antenna to get full volume. This radio will be double boxed; add $25.00 for shipping to include insurance and delivery confirmation. $400.00. (1070057)
Stromberg Carlson 130-U 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 finish, speaker cloth and knobs. This is the finest example in original condition that I have ever seen. 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 thorough job, and the radio has been returned to like new condition. 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. $999.00. (0960733)
Stromberg Carlson 1400H (1949) This outstanding Jet Age finned radio has a Bakelite cabinet, wonderful red lighted dial, restored inside and out. Plays very well, a very futuristic machine age design. 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $150.00. (0080089)
Stromberg Carlson 1500-H (1946) Here's one you don't see very often; a black Bakelite 1500. This one tunes and plays beautifully. Case is without breaks or cracks. $90.00. (1170023)
Stromberg Carlson 225H (1936) Very original and working Stromberg Carlson 225 H (1936) that I am definitely going to miss, this radio has been in my personal collection for over 20 years. I've read that this particular model called the "BEST" radio ever made and one the favorite amongst collectors. Rosewood veneers, handsome inlay plus a very unique dial face and grill; this radio really has it all! Electronics are due for a total upgrade. Please don't hesitate to email if you have any questions. 16"W x 9-1/2"H x 9-1/2"D. $875.00. (1180034)
Stromberg Carlson 240H (1938) This beauty is actually a console put into a huge table radio. Stately Deco design, one of the most striking, and rare, sets of the golden age. The finish is its original, in unbelievable, excellent preservation. Complete to its decals. We have restored the electronics, and it, of course, has our 90 day warranty. Weighing in at about 50 pounds, with dimensions of 25"W x 14"H x 11"D. $2,150.00. (1100098)
Stromberg Carlson 500J (1940) Absolutely gorgeous little five-tube table radio from my personal collection. The cabinet has been refinished and electronics all updated. I have owned three or four of these in the past 15 years; the first I purchased for $55.00. It fell apart in my hands when I opened the box, but the radio worked great. In the evening with a wire antenna attached, this radio will receive stations from all over the US and parts Canada. 13"W x 8-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D. $375.00. (1180032)
Stromberg Carlson 500S (1940) Plays and looks great. Five tubes. Beautiful mixture of woods and classic look, only a few companies were still building radios of this quality by the 1940's. Another radio from my personal collection, plays on AM; popular model which has become very scarce in the past five years or so. $425.00. (1180031)
Stromberg Carlson 61H (1935) SOLD! BC + 2SW. This Stromberg Carlson is another one of the very collectable sets of the 1930s, and this 61H has been done with all the correct toning highlights on the trim and original knobs. The famous octagon dial and grille cutouts have had the correct black paint applied to trim out the beautiful burled walnut front. The chassis lives up to its Stromberg Carlson reputation of stability and excellent performance for great short wave listening. These are a real joy to do a restoration on! 20"W x 11-1/2"H x 10"D. $325.00. (0100092)
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. (0970018)
Stromberg Carlson 951H (1941) Completely rebuilt chassis. This is a broadcast only set that plays very well. Has very good tone controls. $185.00. (0380265)
Stromberg Carlson 952-H (1938) Here is a stunning example of a highly detailed table radio. The maker, long known for scientific electronic devices, ventured into the retail radio world with some of the best radios ever made. The radio is with nearly perfect factory finish, decals very intact, and the original speaker cloth And knobs too. Note the detailed slide-rule dial with major radio stations, printed on the dial glass. The radio has been repaired by my tech, to perfect operational condition. 16-1/2"W x 9-3/4"H x 8-3/4"D. $259.99. (0960707)
Stromberg Carlson Console (1930) SOLD! Early Stromberg Carlson console radio, complete but not working. Beautiful cabinet both inside and out, some veneer peeling on the sides towards the back. Please email for more pictures if needed. No tubes presently and local pickup is the only option. The tuning knob and rod are both included. This would make a great display piece and the price is right. 49"H x 24-1/2"W x 16"D. $55.00. (1180012)
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. (3020187)
Sylvania 614 (1954) This Sylvania has superb reception across the AM dial with the internal antenna. The case is very nice and it has a nicely lit dial for night use. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 12"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $149.00. (1090277)
Sylvania NU-1104 (1958) SOLD! When I hear the name "Sylvania" I think of two things: 1) Bud Collier; and 2)Blue Dot Flash bulbs. This beautiful ebony Bakelite Sylvania is neither of those, of course. What it is is a cool Jetson lookin' black radio that plays great! It has its original tubes and, they're good! It's been tuned and aligned. The dial knob has a little wear. A fun Jim Dennis Scale-A-Beauty "Beat the Clock" winner! If you'd like additional pictures let me know. $140.00. (0510376)

Tandberg TP-41 Multi-Band Portable (1970) SOLD! This is one of the best sounding radios in portable form. Has FM, longwave, medium wave (broadcast) and shortwave. The shortwave covers 49 meters, 41 meters, 31 meters, 25 meters, and 16 meters, and is hot as a firecracker. Swivel antenna is 30-1/2" long and in excellent condition. Has an 8" speaker and bass and treble controls. You push the Volume knob down to get a dial light. 13 transistors. Carrying handle is excellent. cabinet is teak and aluminum and in great condition. This an all around great radio. Uses six "D" cell batteries. Made in Norway. Sounds great. 10-3/4"W x 7-1/4"H x 3-1/4"D. $325.00. (1230188)
Tatro Bros. 665 Tombstone (1934) SALE! You are looking at the first radio made by this deluxe manufacturer from Decorah, Iowa, ever offered on the "Attic." This factory, which is little known, made some very fine and elaborate radios in the 1930's. They were an Italian family, a pair of brothers who moved west, and settled in Iowa. There was an impressive catalog of sets made by this factory for over a decade, and this particular model is a very desired example. Note the fine craftsmanship of the cabinet, with matched Mahogany chevron front, hand beading and a crown of Birdseye Maple. The finish is original, and the radio shows a minimum amount of wear. The radio inside is an impressive super-het, employing a six-tube chassis, and is a very good playing radio. My tech has given his usual care in effecting the repairs, and has returned the set to its best performing characteristics. He has added a new silk power cord and plug for your safe use. There is a small piece of trim, missing on the back of the radio, which you will never notice, but please view the photos. 19"H x 18-1/2"W x 11"D.Was $599.00, now $499.00. (0960724)
Tele-Tone 196 (1949) A very neat looking styrene plastic radio, the color is black with swirls of purple and gray. It has a mirror finish on the top and sides. This radio was used very little. The chassis looks as new. The filter caps were dried, and were replaced as were the capacitors. Plays well across the dial. $150.00. (1260044)
Telefunken Allegro (1961) Found here in Chicago. Outstanding original condition. Multi Band, eye tube, AM/FM Stereo. There is also a phono jack on the rear, suitable for adding source from another device. Service tag states repaired in 1988. Plays strong, no trace of a hum, bright eye, and BIG FM sound. Never in a smoking home, clean, blemish free grille cloth, plastic and bright work untouched, and absolutely flawless lacquered body. Not a stretch to describe it as factory new appearing. Large at 23"W x 14"H x 9"D. $600.00. (1100153)
Telefunken Caprice 5451W German AM/FM/phono set. Very clean and selective receiver. $130.00. (0380086)
Telefunken Rondo 55 (1955) Nice Hi-Fi German radio with six tubes. Has a nice finish. Dial glass is good. Four bands. I am selling it as is because all bands work OK, but FM has a problem and I don't have time to sit and troubleshoot it. The FM will play for up to eight hours sometimes with no problem and then cuts out. When it works it sounds fantastic. Works very well on AM and shortwave. Nice clean set. Made in Western Germany. 23"W x 15-1/2"H x 10"D. $250.00. (1230192)
Teletone Radio Wood and canvas AM radio. Deco! Completely rebuilt chassis. This is a broadcast only set that plays very well. Reminds me of the saddle oxford shoes from the 60's. $135.00. (0380263)
Temple G-513 (1947) Okay, picture this...the Temple engineers back in '47 saying, "Let's make this ivory Plaskon G-513 without a dial cover! Nobody has thought of that yet!" Splendid! And, so they did! Ain't it gorgeous! How they've survived I don't have a clue. Yep, it's been electronically reconditioned, aligned and plays wonderfully! The tubes are strong and I've added a new power cord. The tube layout is on the bottom. A Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty" rarity! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $225.00. (0510383)
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. (3020018)
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. (3020080)
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. (3020028)
Thompson Neutrodyne SOLD! 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. (0380208)
Three-Tube DC Homebrew with Glass Top Ths is a very unusual set with the glass top for viewing the glowing tubes during operation. It has been fully restored and plays well. The hookups and voltage identification are very nice. The case is solid walnut and is in excellent condition. $250.00. (0380311)
TMK 10-Transistor Portable (early 60s) A very nice ten-transistor radio made in Japan by Koyo Denki Company. Superb reception on the AM band. Very clean case. Leather cover is used but still functional. Runs on four "AA" batteries or one 9-volt battery. 6-1/2"W x 3-1/4"H x 2"D. $60.00. (1090283)
Toshiba 7TH425 (1961) Excellent condition Black wall mount am radio with seven transistors, plastic. Center round two part dial; the outside is for tuning and the inside is for volume control; on/off switch is a pull cord at bottom of case. The grille area surrounds the dial and has 48 curved plastic spokes with two speakers. This is a beautiful example of this radio. It is almost perfect. No cracks or chips. Plastic case shines. Works perfectly. Sounds really great. Big radio at 12" diameter 4"D. $250.00. (1230046)
Tower Adventurer Ship Speaker The speaker has been tested in operation on a vintage radio and produces lots of clear audio and plenty of volume. The cone is original and has great labeling. $500.00. (0380282)
Transistor Booklet Basic Transistor Review. Covering semiconductor fundamentals, circuits & associated components, measurements & circuits analyses, servicing. Original, $6.50. (3020103)
Transistor Circuits and Applications By L. Cowles. Published. by Prentice-Hall 1968, First edition, 323 pages. Very good condition. $14.00. (3020557)
Trav-Ler 5028-A "Picnic Portable" (1947) Cute midget sized Trav-Ler portable in imitation "snake-skin" covering. The radio is in excellent condition, and even has its original leather handle, which are usually always rotted away on most sets after 60+ years. It's both battery and AC, but has not been tested on battery. The batteries are available, but rather expensive. The knobs are original, and the clip on back is in place. The radio plays great on AC, with no filter hum and tunes in all my local AM stations. Small sized at 8-1/2"W x 5"D x 5"D. $69.00. (1150161)
Trav-Ler 5028A (1948) SOLD! Here's a very nice faux alligator leather cased radio from Trav-Ler. The chassis has been fully serviced; it works well with good selectivity. But the best part is the cosmetic condition of the case as most of these did not fare well. The original knobs, dial face and cover are in great shape as shown. The faux leather is truly in superb shape, with some slight wear and none of the usual gashes; the embossed "off/ad-dc-/batt" above the left knob is fully legible. If you have some Goof Off® at home, the piece of tape on the back should come off. Also present is the original leather handle, still fully attached & functional. This is an AC set. Price includes everything. $85.00. (0910149)
Trav-Ler 5028A Portable (1948) This beautiful and rare eye catcher is a small snakeskin-covered portable radio that played by AC plug-in or the old style batteries. Works and is visually just a stunning radio. Only note to make is the leather handle is starting to crack, but very few if survived with the handles at all. Very rare radio especially in this condition. 8-1/2"W x 4-1/2"H x 4-1/2"D. $175.00. (0080091)
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. (0510263)
Trav-Ler 5056 (1950) Petite Fleur! This is a little flower of a radio. Yep, it retains its 100% original Bakelite factory ivory paint job done by the Trav-Ler folks back in the day! The four tubes were original, but I had to replace one when I was doing the electronic tuning and alignment. Plays good and has about thirty-five feet of extended antenna that was a factory install, too. A Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty 10+!" If you'd like additional pictures, please let me know. 7"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D. $150.00. (0510344)
Trav-Ler 5060 (1950) This Trav-Ler has a very nice case and excellent AM reception with the internal loop antenna. The dial is clear and lighted for night use. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 7"D. $179.00. (1090256)
Trav-Ler T-202 (1959) SOLD! Trav-Ler radio in really nice condition. Plastic case with a nice pink front and Mercedes steering wheel dial knob. These came in several colorful fronts, and are hard to fine in good condition, as they usually have hairline cracks. This case is excellent with only a few minor scratches. No cracks, hairline cracks or other major cosmetic damage. The color on the front is also excellent with hardly any paint loss. The radio is playing well, picking up all my local AM stations with no annoying filter hum. About 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $139.00. (1150176)
Trimm Concert Model Horn Speaker This is a large Trimm Concert Model horn that works very well! It has a knob for adjustment of the driver mechanism. This allows adjustment for optimal tone and sensitivity and works very well. The horn is one of the loudest I have ever tested! With just a AA battery it puts out way more volume than most and with more bass than most. It measures 14-1/2" across the bell and has no dings or dents, though there is a bit of paint loss here and there on the wooden base. This is an excellent performer! If you use your horns, this is the one you want! $175.00. (1160019)
Triplett 3413 Instruction Manual Instructions for operating the Triplet 3413 tube tester. Covers Short Test, Open Element Test, Filament & Tap Test, Testing Pilot Lamps, Ballast Tube Testing. With parts listing and wiring diagram. Nice clear copy, spiral bound so it will lay flat has a clear plastic cover and Vinyl back cover for rugged use in your shop. $16.00. (3020505)
Truetone 133 Cathedral (1932) When I saw this fantastic set, I had to buy it for my Attic page. The radio is simply the kind that you never find for sale anymore. The radio is a stunning high powered early super-het using seven tubes. The mahogany cabinet with the repwood embellishments, is in a classic grand cathedral cabinet. The condition is very good showing only a bit of finish loss on the left side. The radio is all original with all of the factory supplied parts. The chassis has been repaired by my technician, and for such an early set, plays very well, with good selectivity and output. His repairs addressed all of the needed elements to assure you a very dependable radio. He replaced the power cord with a fine silk reproduction cord and new Bakelite plug. The radio is very large and heavy(big transformer). 18-1/4"H x 17"W x 12"D. $499.00. (0960823)
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. (0620092)
Truetone D-1012 (1946) Here is a terrific radio. The radio is a marbled (tiger) brown Bakelite with no cracks or chips. The radio features five presets allowing you to preprogram your favorite station. The radio is a six-tube AM radio and has a full back. The radio has been serviced with new filters and caps, and is a fine playing radio. Made for Montgomery Ward's by Belmont radio, this is a desirable radio to own. 11-1/4"W x 8"H x 7"D. $79.00. (0960894)
Truetone D-1118 (1942) A beautiful, shiny chocolate/brown case with a crystal clear dial and lens cover. The dial lights nicely for night use. Excellent reception on both the AM and Shortwave bands. AM comes in well with the "Stratoscope" internal loop antenna. Shortwave comes in well with the long wire antenna I have included. This is a seven-tube circuit. Fully restored electronically for reliable daily use. 14"W x 9"H x 7"D. $235.00. (1090273)
Truetone D-2615 "Stratoscope" Stunning red and plays super. All new capacitors. Good working pushbutton tuning. $205.00. (0380273)
Truetone D-2615 Stratoscope (1946) Real nice deco design radio. Product line built by Belmont for Western Auto. Paint renewed using the original ivory color. Chassis restored to play like when new. Excellent performance across the broadcast band. You can tune stations using the knob on the right-hand side or the preset pushbuttons. Instructions for setting up the six pushbuttons will be included. This would be a great radio for your collection or as a gift. $185.00. (0440039)
Truetone D-723 "Tulip Grille" (1937) SOLD! Here is a way Deco table radio with great performance. Made by a high grade factory, for Western Auto, these "tulip grilles" are a collector favorite. The radio is a powerful player with a four band, seven-tube chassis. Note the huge four color dial, which at night is a stunning look. The radio is a refinished cabinet, and a pretty decent job. My technician gave a complete repair to the radio, remarking on the clean chassis and fine condition. After his efforts, the radio should perform as new and offer decades of superior service. If you want a fine playing radio, and an advanced Deco cabinet, this would be a fine choice. 19"W x 11"H x 9-3/4"D. $429.00. (0960799)
Truetone D-727 or T-3 (1938) Last of the Detrola built T series of radios that began with the "Egyptian T-2," badged as Detrola, Silvertone, and Truetone. The series featured motorized tuning, eye tubes, and a large 8" Rola speaker. Great performance and big sound characterized these beauties. This example is a Truetone, using their model designation of D-727. This is a multi band radio, and does require a short external antenna. Completely restored, and we offer a 90 day warranty on the electronic work. We now offer installation of an iPod® dock for a flat rate of $75.00. Large at 21"W x 12"H x 9"D. $1,025.00. (1100124)
Truetone D2210 (1940) This 1940 set doesn't show up too often with the original faux wood finish intact. The radio is all original including grille cloth and knobs. It is missing the back. There are no dents or damage to the chrome or cabinet. This Deco design has a lot going for it with an outstanding dial. The chassis has had a full restoration down to the original style power cord. The radio plays as good as good as it looks. 14-1/2"W x 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $299.99. (0260517)
Truetone D2610 (1946) A must have in any radio collection, this Truetone is in pristine condition, near mint. No cracks, chips, hairline cracks or repairs. Beautiful large colorful dial and undamaged dial cover. The "Truetone" name is illuminated when the radio is on. Truetone was the brand name of radios sold in Western Auto Stores, much like Airline was sold in Montgomery Ward, and Silvertone in Sears. It's all 100% original, with metal back cover and labels on the bottom. The radio is playing very well with no annoying filter hum at all, picking up all my local AM stations. This radio exhibits a Deco design and smooth lines much earlier than its 1946 date. Almost midget sized at about 10"W x 7"H x 6"D. $149.00. (1150167)
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. Sylvania 228 CRT Adapter, $9.00. Triplet 3413, $9.00. (3020001)

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. (0800004)
Unknown German Radio Bakelite radio for parts or restore. Excellent cosmetics. $60.00. (0380199)
Unknown Radio This is a test. This is only a test. This radio is not for sale! If this were a real Radio Attic ad, you would want to buy this radio. But it is only a test. Friendly Webmaster is working on some site improvements that will make the Radio Attic an even better web site than it is now! $100.00. (0010004)
Utah 16 Speaker Another nice sounding mahogany finish vintage speaker for your early radios. Good examples of these are getting hard to find. $135.00. (0380287)

Victor Lumier 1 Speaker This speaker has been tested in operation and plays very well. "His Masters Voice" logos in center of both grilles and on top under the variable volume control. Great grille cloth on front and back. $325.00. (0380280)
Victor Victrola 55-9 IX (1920s) This very nice circa 1920's Table Top Victor Victrola plays, looks and sounds excellent, it has a good strong spring, the Mahogany cabinet is in very good condition too. $325.00. (0020911)
Victor VV-IV Phonograph Production on the Victor model IV started in 1911 and ended in 1924. This one has serial #441119 and was made in 1919. This has the improved single spring motor design used after 1916. A darker oak stain was applied over the original finish. This was done decades ago. I'm guessing someone just wanted it darker because the cabinet is in near perfect condition. Otherwise the phonograph is all original. In addition the nickel plated parts are excellent and as nice as I've ever seen. The turn table felt has defects, but I feel still to good to replace. The motor runs quiet and smooth. A great example of this classic phonograph. $269.99. (0260491)
Viking (Hudson's Bay Co.) 52-13A This unique battery radio, manufactured by Dominion Electrohome Industries, was also referred to as Electrohome Viking. Viking was one of Hudson's Bay Co. brand names sold exclusively by the firm. This four-tube Standard Broadcast and Short Wave Band, large brown plastic receiver has been carefully restored and operates on a modern battery pack. The unique dual glass provides the short wave band in separate columns both in megacycles and meters. The A supply is 1.5V and the B 90V. The battery easily fits inside the ample cabinet that is in excellent condition. The parts are original and the tubes good. This was an upscale product for the affluent market and with the short wave band was dubbed the Global. $145.00. (0970012)
Viking 51-30 (1951) Works well. Speaker cloth tattered, cabinet is rough (one knob missing). $55.00. (0860021)
Village Belle "Telephone" Radio (1975) This is a copy of the 1957 American Village Belle tube radio. This one is all transistor, has no tubes! It was manufactured in Japan in 1975 and imported into USA by an American Company. Right bell is on/off and volume control, left bell is stations selector. Includes S&H. Very rare! $67.00. (0550212)
Village Belle (1955) Here is a wonderful wooden radio that looks like a old fashioned telephone. The "Village Belle" was manufactured to compete with the "Guild." The only difference is that the Guild had all of its controls on a side, while this one has ALL controls in the two bells. Right bell is the on/off and volume switch and the left bell is for stations search. The radio plays well; it operates on 110 volts and has the Standard American five tubes. A very sought after set, this radio is worth about twice my special Attic price. $60.00. (0550032)
Viscount 6TP-102 Pocket Transistor This radio is almost perfect. Nice dent free metal grille. No cracks or chips. Has been serviced. Sounds fantastic. Nice leather case w/leather earphone & case. Uses 9 volt battery. Made in Japan. 4-1/4"H x 2-5/8"W x 1-1/4"D. $75.00. (1230200)
Vista Globe Radio This Globe radio includes short wave as well as radio stations. The radio is 8" high and about 21" in circumference. It is a very nice radio, but has a cardboard replacement cover over the battery area. There are only two vistas listed in the Radio Attic ads and they aren't globes, plays perfectly. $60.00. (1110014)
Voice of Music Tri-o-Speed 121 Turntable Three speeds. Turntable turns. $50.00. (1010109)

Ware Electric & Gray Products WE5M4 A very rare "rich person's" Radio from 1928 (last patent 1,682,874). Serial No. 0271; plated chassis; power supply made by Gray Products. Power transformer is good but radio electrically untested as I could never find a schematic or any other information. Oak cabinet solid and original with some scratches and imperfections. Knobs original. Uses external speaker. An extra audio transformer added many years ago. Some spotting on chrome. Possibly the only one of these to survive! 26"W x 10"H x 12"D. $450.00. (1220011)
Welbilt 2700 Early Cathedral (Replica) This very unusual BC/FM set is reminiscent of the midget cathedrals produced in the early 30's. Cabinet is wood & wood veneers; consequently, this unit produces a very pleasing, warm tone. The set is used, but is in excellent condition. Since I am far from proficient in "modern" electronic repair, the radio is offered "as is," without my usual warranty. Your satisfaction, however, is 100% guaranteed. $70.00. (0210013)
Wells Gardner 5F Here is a beauty that has a little something extra! Look closely and you will see it has three different dials. One is to change the station, one is for the band switch that is color coded to the dial, and one is for to track the volume of the radio. Very nice and extremely unusual. This radio has a great look with the oval shaped dial and Art Deco grille cutouts along with its downward curving left side. It will be hard to find a nicer looking radio. The cabinet has had my usual 30+ coats of nitrocellulose semi gloss lacquer that has been polished every few coats to give a beautiful finish. Email me for extra photos. A $25.00 shipping, insurance and delivery confirmation will be added to the price of this radio. $375.00. (1070058)
Western Electric Radio Advertising (1945) Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0750006)
Westinghouse (Canada) 185 Tombstone (1934) Here is a radio you don't see every day. This big Canadian set is built like a tank and is a fine receiver in all aspects. The cabinet is absolutely beautiful, with its fine lines and gorgeous inlays. The cabinet has a hand rubbed lacquer finish using original stain and toners to bring his old girl back to 1934. The chassis is as beautiful as the cabinet, cleaned and polished to look new again, and electronically restored to play new again. This six tube set plays great on both BC and SW bands and has all Canadian tubes. 19-1/2"H x 17-1/2"W x 12"W. $499.00. (0620137)
Westinghouse (Canada) SW-64 Tombstone (1935) You are looking at a powerful super-het from the mid-thirties. The radio is a scarce model made by the Canadian owned factory of Westinghouse. This particular model was a "best" set, and has the Westinghouse logo for the grille. The radio is extremely well made inside and out. I have a great fondness for radios made in Canada, as they were better built and in much smaller quantities than their American cousins. The radio is a six-tube dual band model, with all of the factory finish and speaker cloth and knobs. The radio has been completely repaired by my tech, and plays beautifully. He has added a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug or your safe use. 16"H x 13-1/4"W x 10-1/2"D. $499.00. (0960756)
Westinghouse H-318T5 (1950) A radio that will fit nicely in a small space. Excellent AM reception with the internal loop antenna. Very clean case. Sharp graphics on the dial. Restored electronically for reliable daily use. 9-1/4"W x 6-3/4"H x 6"D. $135.00. (1090249)
Westinghouse H-382T5 (1953) An outstanding chocolate brown case with extraordinary reception on the AM band using the internal antenna. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable operation. A superb sounding radio you'll enjoy. 9"W x 6"H x 5"D. $145.00. (1090048)
Westinghouse H-542T5 Clock Radio (1954) Reddish brown clock radio. Clock and radio work; all complete and in good condition. $65.00. (0370078)
Westinghouse H-700T5A This is a test. This is only a test. This radio is not for sale! If this were a real Radio Attic ad, you would want to buy this radio. But it is only a test. Friendly Webmaster is working on some site improvements that will make the Radio Attic an even better web site than it is now! $100.00. (0010005)
Westinghouse H126 "Refrigerator" (1947) SOLD! Originally it was called the "Little Jewel" by the manufacturer. It was dubbed its current nickname by collectors because it does have the appearance of a 40/50's common household refrigerator. The 40's definitely brought a radical change in American cars as well as appliances. They both became less square cut and more streamlined. This compact six tube radio is quite powerful for its size. It has a built in loop antenna with a connection for an external one as well. This radio came in a variety of colors from the factory but I don't think it came in this color; but it does look cool doesn't it? The body is solid brass, and the end caps are Bakelite. The radio itself has been completely restored with all new caps and everything else checked and aligned for maximum performance. It has the smallest footprint of any six tube set you can own! About 11 pounds packed. 9"H x 6"W x 5-1/2"D. $195.00. (1000155)
Westinghouse H312P4 AC/DC Portable (1950) SOLD! There's a great example of a mid-century, portable "picnic radio." This one is by the American appliance giant Westinghouse. Overall condition is excellent to near mint, in my estimation. Made of ivory and dark maroon colored plastics, the cabinet is in super-clean original condition. I can find no cracks or major damage, just a couple of light surface scratches/scuffs here and there. The inverted chassis is original, very clean and playing strong. DC operation has not been tested (requires vintage A/B battery combo.) but the connectors are present and all looks fine here. The handle is made of maroon "leatherette" to match the grille. Handle does show some wear; however, I think this is more from simply aging than actual use. The bi-fold instruction sheet (with the radio when I acquired it) is included. 9"W x 7-1/2"H x 5"D. $210.00. (0270356)
Westinghouse H629T4A Cute little ivory plastic four-tube AM radio I believe to be from 1957. The cabinet does have some minor flaws, but still sounds great with a great price. 8-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 6"D. $25.00. (0390184)
Westinghouse Radio (unknown model) This is true Art Deco radio all around, a smaller set that plays well and was electronically restored two years ago. Featuring an extreme waterfall design with graceful lines on all four exposed surfaces. No damage at all in the dark chocolate Bakelite case which reveals tremendous marbling in brighter surroundings (see back picture). There's also a very nice dial and pointer, but just as important a nearly irreplaceable plastic dial cover with gold framing that has no cracks or damage. The crisp cardboard back with antenna is complete, this is a nice original set. Price includes everything. $120.00. (0910170)
Westinghouse Radio Advertising (1937) Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0750008)
Westinghouse Travel Clock Radio Circa 1966? Made in Japan. Nice 60s styling; when folded shut it just looks like a small clamshell box but when you open it up WOW! Nice shape and even better the AM radio and wind up clock still work! Very good condition overall. $30.00. (0030077)
Westinghouse WR-173 (1940) This pre-War Bakelite set has been fully restored to tune and play clearly, loudly and with great tone. No breaks or cracks to case. (JC229) $100.00. (1170212)
Westinghouse WR-212 (1937) Big, beautiful eight-tube radio with three bands and big dial. Restored in and out, and electronically covered by our 90 day warranty. Solid, well built radio with great sensitivity. An aux. input jack, suitable for an iPod®, may be added for an additional $75. Big, deep sound from this unit. 23"W x 12"H x 10"D. $675.00. (1100164)
Westinghouse WR-28 Tombstone (1934) This handsome tombstone style radio is in good working condition after being professionally electronically refurbished. The finish is in very nice condition, too. $269.00. (0020905)
Weston 981 Tube Tester Manual Instruction manual for model 981 tube checker includes the complete instructions, parts list, schematics and tube tester set-up. Professionally done copy with plastic spiral binding, clear plastic protective front cover and vinyl back cover for high usage. $15.50. (3020380)
Wilcox Gay "Midget" (1934) SALE! This is a fine example of a seldom seen radio. A smaller factory based in Charlotte, Michigan, the company made some of the edgier styled radios of the era. This is a more traditionally styled super-het. The five tube chassis offers a dramatically fine performance in both selectivity and sound output. You can see with my additional photos, the fine condition and super clean chassis. All of the parts are factory installed and the radio has been completely serviced by my technician. He has replaced all of the aged caps and filters, and then added a highly accurate tuner alignment. The radio has a fine silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your regular and safe operation. The radio has a compact footprint: 12-1/8"W x 10-1/4"H x 6-1/2"D.Was $399.00, now $359.00. (0960674)
Wilcox Gay A-15 (1936) SOLD! The radio you are looking at is the finest example of this special radio I have ever offered for sale. The radio is the most advanced and edgy radio made in 1936. The finely crafted, chevron cabinet is highlighted by an oversized 6-1/2 inch dial. The condition is terrific, with a fine factory conditioned cabinet, factory speaker cloth and perfect abstract metal grille. The radio also has the factory knobs. The six-tube chassis plays on both AM and Shortwave. My technician has done a perfect repair to this radio. He has replaced all of the aged electronics and those prone to failure. I noted the extremely good reception and fine level of sound. The radio is an impressive player. 14-1/2"H x 12"W x 8"D. $799.00. (0960767)
Windsor FL-202 Flashlight Radio This flashlight radio also has a siren. Everything works and NIB. $20.00. (1110094)
Woolaroc 3-1A (1946) This radio was sold and produced by Philips Petroleum. The Woolaroc name came from the blend of these words: woods, lakes and rocks. This popular radio has great style. It is in beautiful original condition including the high gloss paint. It is missing the back, but is otherwise complete down to the paper model and warranty labels on the base. It is extremely clean inside and out with no cabinet chips or cracks. The set has been serviced and plays great. 15-1/2"W x 8"H x 6-3/4"D. $169.99. (0260529)
World Crown Travel Clock Radio (1963) This magnificent little radio is a self contained valise. It is 7"W, 4"D and 1-1/2"H when closed; when opened, it is 4" higher. It has an AM radio and wind-up mechanical clock. Both the radio and the clock work perfect. It has however one little fault on its bottom, piece of leather is torn off (not seen). It was made in Japan and sold in USA in 1967. I only have this one! The special Attic price for this little, beautiful and very rare radio/clock, including S&H, is only $65.00. (0550164)

Yaou "General" 6G620 (1962) SOLD! Yaou Electric Co. of Japan produced televisions & radios in the 1960's under their name and under the trade name of General Radio as well. Examining the chassis revealed many top-quality parts like Hitachi transistors, a double-thick ferrite antenna, powerful speaker and three external connectors on top. It's a strong performer too, as it received our local and even some distant broadcasts with authority and plenty of loud, clear sound. The cabinet is in near-new condition and features several interesting design elements. The tangerine colored plastic case is slightly asymmetrical, narrowing a bit at the bottom. Also, there is a stippled effect to the plastic on the back cover. The real-leather fitted case is top-quality too with no damage save a bit of stitching that is coming loose on the built-in carry-strap (an easy fix should the new owner desire). 4-1/2"H x 3"W x 1-1/2"D. $146.00. (0270357)

Zenith "Zenette" LH Cathedral (1931) You are looking at a stunning example of one of the very few cathedral radios made by Zenith Radio. These are very hard to find, and are some of the very earliest cathedrals made. They are also very pretty sets. The radio is in super condition with a fine finish and factory installed parts. The dial is a focal area on this radio, as the escutcheon is very large and bronze casted, showing a great deal of depth. These early sets were before the super-het era, and play well on the stronger local stations. The six tube chassis is a "TRF" circuit. My technician has done a complete repair to this beauty, and the radio plays as new. He fitted the set with a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug for a very correct replacement. The radio is a Grand Cathedral at 19-1/2"H x 16"W x 10"D. $799.00. (0960773)
Zenith 10-S-464 Console with RCA Jack Modification (1940) Electronics have had full restoration and plays super on all bands with excellent tone controls. The cabinet has been refinished in original lacquers and has no missing or damaged veneer. The new eye tube is very responsive. A packet of original station tabs and rare adjusting tool for setting radio station preset buttons. The RCA adapter has been installed for listening to recorded vintage radio or your favorite FM stations. Shipping available to most lower 48 states for around $100. $800.00. (0380304)
Zenith 12-H-670 Chairside This chairside is called the "Lenox" and is a twelve tube AM and foreign broadcast, with electric auto tuning, hi-fi, with a 14" speaker. The cabinet is remarkably good. There are a couple of dings that we can show in pictures. This one is as good as it looks. We will pay half the shipping to addresses in continental US. $650.00. (1110021)
Zenith 12-S-232 "Walton" Tombstone (1938) You are looking at the best example of the Zenith "Walton" radios I have ever offered for sale. The huge twelve-tube chassis is the most powerful of the breakaway dial sets. The radio works perfectly, with a bright green tuning eye, and a strong electrically run motorized tuning. Note the black colored factory speaker, along with perfect factory painted chassis showing no wear. The finish is factory original, in super condition. The speaker cloth is factory original, along with all of the factory installed "Z" wood knobs. Everything is as good as you could expect and the radio is the highest and best table radio made by Zenith. This is about as nice an example as you will ever find in original cabinet, electronically restored to a "like new" condition. The performance of this set is remarkable, as my tech has given this blue chip radio the electronic repairs it deserved. Every aspect of the electronics has been serviced with a highly accurate tuner alignment. 23-1/4"H x 17-3/4"W x 13"D. $3,699.00. (0960737)
Zenith 12-S-245 Chairside (1938) Here is a hard to find Zenith chairside radio. This radio is sometimes referred to as the "Commander McDonald" chairside as Zenith founder McDonald had one in his office. McDonald thought that this was the way a radio should be made: not to be put against a wall, but by a chair. The larger tube count Zenith shutterdial radios are noted for features and this chairside has them all. Features such as a changing dial that only shows the band playing and electric motor drive are just some of the many that Zenith designed. This radio is in exceptional restored condition. Cabinet is restored and has no missing or replaced veneer. The chassis has had all capacitors replaced as well as any out of tolerance resistors. All of the solid wood Zenith "Z" knobs are original. A new "eye tube" and grille cloth has been installed. The set was aligned and plays beautifully. One nice item Zenith thought about is putting a speaker grille on both ends so the speaker can be easily moved to either side. Two small storage compartments are located on each top side and have a locking arm to keep it opened. Overall a great radio to listen to while relaxing in your favorite chair! $1,499.00. (1250001)
Zenith 12-S-374 Console (1938/39) Yes, a 12-S-374. Bryant and Cones book, Zenith the glory years, this model has a cryptic one line entry, with no picture or count known for how many were produced. Further reading reveals that of all the serial numbered 1938 1204 12-tube chassis, there is a mystery batch of 230, of which serial sequence this unit is part of. It looks like a hybrid of the 9-S-367 (1939), but it in fact has only styling similarities. The cabinet has a bottom, and a different louver layout at the bottom. In all respects, it's a 1938 1204 console radio, complete with acoustic adapter so familiar to us all. The cabinet does have the familiar white stencil for model number, and the paper tag is there, but not complete. John and Jean Goller restored and documented just one example, and this is only the second I know of. Restored inside and out, with the exception of the original Zenith blue paint on the interior, which highlight the factory original state. 90 day warranty on the electrical work, with a NOS JAN 6E5 eye tube. My thanks to the Gollers for the research. 44"H x 28"W x 16"D. $3,495.00. (1100150)
Zenith 12-S-471 "Robot Dial" Console (1940) This console has been in my collection for quite a few years. It is a Zenith twelve-tube shutter (Robot) dial, which means the dial changes as you change the bands. It plays like dynamite on all three bands. The sound that comes out of the radio is just beautiful. It also has a green tuning eye for fine tuning. The cabinet (42" high) is original and in very good shape with the exception of one small missing piece of veneer missing on the side at the very back. The chassis and speaker are in excellent shape. I have electronically restored this radio with all new capacitors, resistors that were out of tolerance and good tubes. I will not ship this radio because I do not want it destroyed. I will travel up to 500 miles from Fayetteville, NC, one way to deliver it or meet you. My cost for delivery depends on how far I go. To give you an idea. 500 miles one way would be $350. 100 miles would be $100 or so. The last console I delivered free because I was going towards the customer's residence anyway. This is one of the prettiest Zenith Consoles they made. Excellent price for a great radio. I also have an extra complete chassis for this radio that will come with it. $1,500.00. (0040278)
Zenith 12-S-568 Console This set was cosmetically restored more than 25 years ago. The dial appears to be cloudy; it is not, the glare from the light has caused it to look like this. Our radio guru recently did a thorough evaluation and repair. It has been lubed, aligned and dial belts replaced. He also replaced three tubes, capacitor and condenser. This radio is ready for many years of trouble free service. A copy of the repair bill is yours for the asking. This offering features a robot dial, automatic tuning, American and foreign broadcasts and a 10" speaker. It can be shipped via greyhound for around $100. $899.00. (1110100)
Zenith 12-S-XX Console (model unknown) Twelve tube black shutter dial, center dial part missing otherwise complete, good wood, poor finish, good grille. 41"H x 27"W x 14"D. $350.00. (1360008)
Zenith 2730219 (1965) This nice radio, plays well. It has only AM band, it is also a Solid State radio (no tubes). Add $20 for S&H within Continental USA. $35.00. (0550244)
Zenith 4-B-106 Boat and Trailer Radio (1937) SOLD! Well, a true rarity. The DC operated, solid mahogany Boat and Trailer radio with speaker. Both radio and speaker work, but you will need a 6 volt power supply. Cabinet of the radio has been redone, and the speaker wears its original finish. Radio is 12"W x 9"H x 9"D. The speaker is 12"H x 11"W x 5"D. $750.00. (1100056)
Zenith 4-V-31 Tombstone (1936) (converted for AC) SOLD! This grand looking Zenith tombstone farm radio from the mid-30's has been electronically restored and has also been converted from a battery set to standard AC power by use of a small power supply (see additional photos). It is working very well and is loud and clear across the dial. The case is also in very nice condition. $225.00. (0020914)
Zenith 5-D-811W (1949) 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. (1110045)
Zenith 5-R-135 Tombstone (1937) Beautiful refinished tombstone made by Zenith, "The Royalty of Radios." This is a five tube radio that works very well. Original black dial, knobs and speaker. Replacement grille cloth. The chassis has been recapped and all components checked and replaced if needed. The radio has a 90 day warranty. Proudly made in the USA. 16-3/4"H x 12"W x 7-1/2"D. $425.00. (1230162)
Zenith 5-R-135 Tombstone (1937) Here is a great sounding tombstone radio that looks great. The cabinet is solid and the original finish is very good. It has a big 8 inch speaker so it has big sound and lots of volume. This is a great set to listen to a ball game. It has been electrically serviced and ready for the next 50 years. 17"H x 12"W x 8"D. $350.00. (1270014)
Zenith 5-R-216 Cube (1937) Here is a great looking Zenith black dial cube radio for sale. This radio is a five-tube single band set housed in a black lacquer wood cabinet. The chassis has been completely serviced. The radio plays loud and clear. The dial lights up with two lamps and it looks awesome in the dark. You will love the looks and sound of this radio! $225.00. (1270022)
Zenith 5-R-216 Cube (1938) Excellent refinished Zenith "cube" five tube AM/SW radio. Original wood knobs. New correct grille cloth. Completely rebuilt to our high standards. New orange drop capacitors. New condensers, new AC cord, tubes all checked and replaced if needed. Alignment set to factory specs. Speaker is original to the set and perfect. Chassis is nice and clean, no corrosion. Wiring all nice and any that wasn't up to par is replaced. Super nice radio. Sounds fantastic and is extremely sensitive and picks very distant stations easily. Proudly made in the USA. 12"W x 12-1/2"H x 9"D. $425.00. (1230205)
Zenith 5-R-316 (1938) SOLD! This is a great-working Zenith table radio; it's a five-tube AC transformer-type radio (tubes are 6A8G, 6K7G, 6Q7G, 6K6G, and 6X5G). Controls are Off/On/Volume, Tuning, and five pushbuttons (four presets and one dial button). The radio works well, receiving local stations with just a short antenna wire from the back of the radio, but a little better reception with a longer length of wire attached to it. The case has been professionally refinished in toning lacquers to take it back to its original appearance in the Zenith showroom in 1938. Station tabs indicate it spent most of its life in New York City, and was well cared for. The grille cloth is also original. A very beautiful escutcheon and Deco dial numbers. 13-1/2"W x 8"H x 6"D. $229.00. (1150160)
Zenith 5-R-317 "1939 World's Fair" Glass Rod Radio Here is one of those radios that all Zenith guys have to have! This is needless to say, one of Zenith's most sought after sets. This is the five tube set, which has a power transformer, instead of its six tube sister which is an AC/DC set with a ballast tube. This set has its original grille cloth and has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The chassis is very clean and in excellent shape. This is a very nice set, and will be one of the best additions to any collection. This very deco set was the set displayed by Zenith in the "1939 World's Fair." $979.00. (0620127)
Zenith 5-S-127 Tombstone (1937) This is another of the terrific tombstones this premier factory produced, a beautiful "black dial." These were some of the most reliable radios ever produced and offer for a modest amount of money tremendous performance. This particular model is a three band, five tube model. The radio sports the dramatically backlit six inch dial. The radio is a nice example retaining a nice refinish, with factory speaker cloth and the neat wood "Z" knobs. The radio shows very well, with some deep scratches on the sides. My technician has done a complete repair, and added a new power cord plug, knowing the owner of this radio will want to listen this radio. These radios are some of the best value and playing radios ever produced. 19"H x 13-1/4"W x 11"D. $429.00. (0960903)
Zenith 5-S-218 "Cube" (1938) This classic Zenith "Cube" table radio is a five-tube Superheterodyne, with two bands (550-1700 KC, 5.6-18.5 MC) and plays great on both bands using a short wire antenna! The dial and tuning is excellent. The electrolytic and paper caps were replaced, resistors checked and replaced if out of tolerance, all tubes checked and weak ones replaced, full alignment done. Nicely refinished, has a 5" speaker and tone control. In the center-front at top it looks like the veneer is worn through, but it is a knot in the original veneer (not a flaw). Nice size at 12"W x 10-1/2"H x 9"D. $549.00. (1030090)
Zenith 5-S-220 Cube (1938) This radio is one of the smallest and the most compact of all the Zenith Cube style sets. It has five tubes and receives broadcasts on AM as well as Short-Wave. Large lighted dial. It has been restored electronically and is working very well with plenty of volume. The finish looks very good and like it had been refinished fairly recently. 10-3/4"H x 9-1/2"W x 8-3/4"D. $575.00. (0020907)
Zenith 5-S-228 (1938) This handsome vintage radio was manufactured in 1938 and now looks and sounds like new. It has been completely restored to give many more years of listening enjoyment. 15-1/2"H x 10"W x 9-1/2"D. $525.00. (0020855)
Zenith 5-S-29 Tombstone (1936) Zeniths were very popular radios in the 1930's and rightly so. Not only were they great performing sets they were beautiful as well. This very popular tombstone has the original finish, wooden knobs as well as the original band decals and grille cloth. The chassis has been completely gone through with all capacitors replaced as well as any out of tolerance resistors. It was given a full alignment and is very sensitive on all bands and has room filling sound. A new line cord was installed for safe operation. The original dial is in perfect shape. These are getting difficult to find in such nice original condition. $599.99. (1250007)
Zenith 5-S-29 Tombstone (1936) There is no better production radio of this era than a solid Zenith radio. This was a decorative tombstone from that time and an exceptionally nice example. I have seldom had a finer example, with a very fine original finish and the entire factory installed parts. Please note the fine embossed Zenith knobs with the lighting bolt. This radio will meet the expectations of the collector who demands the very best. This radio is a five-tube, two-band radio. My technician, a life long Zenith collector, lovingly repaired the radio. His work is exacting, replacing defective parts and those prone to failure. He aligns the tuner and replaces the power cord and plug, for safe and dependable operation. This is a great playing set! 18"H x 13-1/2"W x 9-1/2"D. $549.00. (0960813)
Zenith 5-S-319 with "Racetrack" Dial (1939) This classic Zenith with attractive "Racetrack" dial is a highly sought-after and excellent performing radio. It is a five-tube Superheterodyne, with two bands (550-1700 KC, 5.5-18.5 MC) and plays great on both bands using a short wire antenna! The dial and tuning is excellent and the push-button selectors all work properly. The electrolytic and paper caps were replaced, all tubes checked and weak ones replaced, full alignment done. Original paper label on bottom! Chassis is super clean! Refinished using toned and clear lacquer. This would be a wonderful addition to any collection, don't delay or you may miss it! 13"W x 9"H x 8"D. $649.00. (1030088)
Zenith 519 Clock Radio (1952) This very nice Zenith is in an excellent condition and features AM and clock. Both are working good. The radio has five tubes and two control knobs. In general it is a very nice Zenith radio, a real collectible and very rare. Price does not include S&H of $20.00 to US addresses. $75.00. (0550224)
Zenith 525 (1941) SOLD! Whoever the cabinet guy was on this restoration, he really knew his stuff and I think liked to show off a bit! The highlighting and contrasting colors he added and the deep clear-coat are really eye-catching. Tunes and plays very well after full electronic restoration. (JC185) $200.00. (1170235)
Zenith 6-D-2620 (1942) This is a uniquely styled little wood radio made just before the WWII ban on U.S. consumer radio manufacturing. Famous Zenith black dial, international short wave reception and nicely rounded top and inward slopping sides makes this radio highly prized by collectors. Powerful, six tube performance with a built in antenna or a short indoor antenna for short wave (supplied). Perfect wood with great original finish and knobs. Restored by Antique Electric Radios. Dial cover, speaker, line cord and capacitors replaced. Tubes checked, tuned, aligned and dial calibrated. 117 volt AC/DC, AM, SW, 14"W x 9"H x 7"D, 7 pounds. $240.00. (0360115)
Zenith 6-D-311 (1939) Very nice Deco style plastic radio. Yes plastic, not Bakelite. Unusual for 1939. Has a great high gloss Franciscan Brown cabinet. Has two scuffs on the front. No cracks, chips or scratches. Chassis has six tubes including ballast. Has had new capacitors and tubes all checked and resistors replaced if needed. Serviced overall. New knobs, dial cover and back. 11"W x 6-3/4"H x 8"D. $229.00. (1230106)
Zenith 6-D-311 (1939) SOLD! This Zenith tabletop set is an icon of the Art Deco period. Designed by Robert Budlong, one of Zenith's most prolific design engineers, it is a classic must-have in any radio collection. The radio has to its credit an appearance in one of MGM's "Babes in Arms" movies, featuring Mickey Rooney & Judy Garland. This Franciscan brown set originally sold for $14.95. The case is in wonderful condition, with no cracks, chips or hairline cracks, or other cosmetic issues, almost reflecting a showroom shine. It has been checked by a pro, and plays fine with just a short antenna wire, but even better with a link to an external antenna, as this model did not have a loop antenna. It has a nice Retro-Tronics replacement back on the set. About 10-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 7"D. $189.00. (1150168)
Zenith 6-D-312 "Pancake" Radio (1939) Here is a highly desired Zenith Bakelite radio. The radio is the better version that came in the "pancake" cabinet. This is the six tube model. The radio was painted white when I bought it, but the idiots at the shop had put a price sticker on it. True to form, when I peeled it off, off came the paint. So, you are looking at one that has been repainted. The knobs are original "Z" Bakelite knobs, and the preset buttons too. BTW, they also work. I replaced the cracked dial cover and the picture(#2), is much whiter than the radio due to the flash. My tech gave this one the complete deal and a new power cord. As a result, you get a radio that looks and sounds like new. I found one tiny stress crack on the bottom, but left it alone,as it was not in a critical area. The radio is a real looker. 12-1/2"W x 8-1/4"H x 7-1/2"D. $199.00. (0960879)
Zenith 6-D-315 (1938) This little Deco Bakelite Zenith has one of the most unique cabinets Zenith ever made. The 1938 Zenith lineup had many Deco cabinets. This paticular set has the Wavemagnet loop antenna back which makes it fairly scarce, unlike the 6-D-311 which used the same cabinet without the Wavemagnet antenna and carry handle. The cabinet on this radio is super. The chassis is very clean and has been electronically restored; plays loud and clear. The original speaker was reconed by "The Speaker Shop" in Lima, Ohio, so no rattles, just good clear sound. This set is highly collectable and will definitely be a good addition to any collection. 11"W x 7"H x 8-1/2"D. $369.00. (0620110)
Zenith 6-D-516 This little Bakelite Zenith has been restored inside and out. The cabinet has been professionally repainted back to its original ivory finish. The chassis has been polished and cleaned, and electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. A new dial face cover has been installed so you can see the beautiful, black dial clearly. The radio has BC only and plays loud and clear. This great prewar set will make a great addition to your collection. $179.00. (0620106)
Zenith 6-D-520 (1941) Nice looking and great working walnut plastic table radio, lighted black dial, wrap around lattice grill. AM Broadcast, six tubes. The case is in very good condition and has no cracks, chips or bad scratches. $174.50. (0020727)
Zenith 6-D-525 (1941) SOLD! Pre-War black-dial Zenith in a beautiful professionally refinished solid walnut case, one of only a few Zenith cases attributed to the Ingraham Cabinet Co. These solid walnut cases really look terrific after they are refinished, just like the day they came off the showroom floor. The radio has a unique design where tube heat is released through slats in the case. The chassis has been gone over by a pro, and all tubes, resistors and capacitors that required changing were replaced. The radio is playing fine, picking up all my local AM stations with no annoying filter hum. The dial lamp work fine. It has its original "Z" knobs, "Z" dial pointer, and a Retro-Tronics replacement back. I think you would have to look a long time to find a better one. About 11-1/2"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $185.00. (1150172)
Zenith 6-D-612 (1942) Beautiful brown Bakelite AM only radio. Cabinet is in very good condition with a great sound across the entire dial. Power cord, weak tubes and most capacitors replaced. 12"W x 8"H x 7-1/2"D. $100.00. (0390185)
Zenith 6-D-614 "Consoltone" (1942) Here's an iconic and collectible Zenith Bakelite radio. Cabinet is gorgeous but does have a nicely done hairline repair on the right side, towards the back edge. There's also one cloudy spot on the right side of the dial lens and some light scratches. Original ribbed handle is made of thick Bakelite. Clean, original Zenith chassis was re-capped sometime ago and when tested it played well with a nice sound. $125.00. (0270291)
Zenith 6-D-614 (1942) SOLD! This Zenith 6-D-614 is one of the classic pre-War Zenith designs before the company switched over to military production. This set was designed by Robert Davol Budlong, Zenith's most prolific designer. This Budlong design is known to current generations as the "Darth Vader radio." An undamaged Bakelite case with beautiful swirling. No cracks, chips or hairline cracks, and no repairs. Nice original contrasting butterscotch knobs give this set instant appeal. This six-tube chassis has been checked, and the set plays very well picking up all my local AM stations during the day, and many distant stations at night with an internal loop antenna. The radio has its original back, which is almost always missing. About 11"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $169.00. (1150169)
Zenith 6-D-628 (1942) This is a nice example of Art Deco from 1942. The radio is a six-tube AC/DC AM only set. The radio plays loud and clear and is very sensitive. It picks up the weakest of stations. The cabinet is damage free and the original finish is super nice. This radio is a nice showpiece for the collector. The radio has been electrically restored so it's ready for years of service. $350.00. (1270017)
Zenith 6-S-128 Tombstone (1936) When it came to making terrific and dependable radios, Zenith Radio was unquestionably the best. They were all that was great about American engineering and manufacture. These sets have a huge following among collectors, and with good reason. This very large tombstone is a terrific example of both the quality of these sets and as nice an example that I have ever offered for sale. I think my photos will detail the very fine original cabinet, with the fine refinish. Please study the big black dial, a Zenith hallmark. The dial lights dramatically in a darkened room and the factory wooden "Z" knobs. My technician has given this beauty a complete repair. He has replaced all of the defective, aged parts and also those prone to failure. He did a complete tuner alignment and has added a brand new power cord and plug. The size offers a dramatic sound quality. These were the kinds of sets that made Zenith Radios the collector's choice. 22-1/2"H x 17-1/2"W x 13"D. $649.00. (0960792)
Zenith 6-S-220 (1938) This is a less common model in the desired "cube" series. This model has a speaker that plays out of the top of the radio. The radio was refinished, prior to my acquisition, and they did a very fine job. The American walnut cabinet, with darker highlights, is beautiful. The radio has the hallmark "Z" knobs and a well lit four inch dial. The radio is a five tube model, plays as you would expect from a Zenith--great! My tech has serviced the radio and it should be set for several more decades. Compact at 11"H x 9-1/2"W x 10"D. $469.00. (0960712)
Zenith 6-S-229 Tombstone (1938) Those of you who regularly shop my pages here on the Attic have heard me sing the praises of these all-American favorites. These sets represented the very best of the middle to better end of the radio world circa 1938. The styling with the super 6-1/2" black dial and very reliable super-het chassis made them a true workhorse performer. The photo finish covering the cabinet is in decent condition. The top has been repainted to match the original color, and shows a bit of wear. My technician has done a complete repair. The work includes replacement of the filters and caps as needed with anticipation of all that can go wrong. The radio other components have been checked for the proper values and a new line cord and plug for your safe operation. After the completed repairs you will be able to enjoy this radio for years of trouble free service. 18"H x 13-1/2"W x 11"D. $379.00. (0960911)
Zenith 6-S-254 Console (1938) SOLD! Beautiful black dial Zenith console. Six tube chassis that picks up shortwave as well as broadcast reception. Original wood knobs. New exact replacement Zenith leaf pattern grille cloth. The celluloid dial is great. The chassis has been rebuilt to our high standards with all new Orange Drop capacitors. Electrolytics replaced. Resistors checked and any defective ones changed out. All tubes checked and any defective ones replaced. New dial belt. Aligned to factory specifications. Has new AC cord and a fuse installed. Has iPod® connector installed. Refinished to original specs. Speaker is original and in great condition. This radio is ready to play for a long time. We warranty this one for 90 days. We can ship to lower 48 only. Proudly made in the USA. 40"H x 23"W x 12-1/2"D. $795.00. (1230174)
Zenith 6-S-632 SOLD! This set plays broadcast and shortwave with lots of stations and tons of robust audio. The radio has been fully reconditioned including the lighted dial. The case is very nice! $300.00. (0380317)
Zenith 6-S-646 Chairside (1942) It 1942 radio is shiny and nice. There is a spot on the top that might have been a burn. It blends in and could be mistaken for wood grain. Otherwise the set looks great and plays the same. It is fairly priced at $375.00. (1110020)
Zenith 6G001Y Trans-Oceanic Companion (1946) This Zenith portable radio was introduced as a smaller AM Broadcast only companion to the 8G005Y in 1946. This set has been recovered with a Black Tolex material very similar to the original covering which is no longer produced. All brass and external screws have been polished and lacquered to retain a shine. Plastic surfaces have been polished and the electronics restored. Not built as solidly as the Transoceanic, they are seldom found in good condition and virtually never found in "like new" condition such as this. This is a really great long distance radio and a nice addition to any collection. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $199.95. (1080009)
Zenith 7-J-232 "Walton" Tombstone (1938) The rarer AC/DC variant of this famous Zenith. This radio has been completely reconditioned, and I am pleased to offer it with a one year limited warranty on the electrical restoration. These chassis were notorious for weak transformers, and we have bypassed the original with an under the chassis (hidden) modern replacement, and also installing a line current input regulator. From the external view, it is a complete, unaltered chassis. You can be confident playing it as you would a modern radio. The DC function has been bypassed. 23"H x 17"W x 13"D. $2,395.00. (1100110)
Zenith 7-S-363 Console (1939) The chassis has had a complete rebuild with all new capacitors, fresh tubes including the eye tube, and complete alignment. Great sound from tone settings on the Zenith proprietary Radiorgan tone control pushbuttons. Plays broadcast/AM, two bands of shortwave strongly. The cabinet finish is very nice! Shipping available. An RCA jack can be added for playing iPod®/MP3 or FM tuner if desired. $985.00. (0380303)
Zenith 7-S-554 Console I have for sale a good looking Zenith console. It is a special; first come is the new owner of this radio. The cabinet is redone and it is totally complete. The chassis is complete, but needs to be restored. For those of us who must pay for all things electronic, those repairs could run $200 or more. There was a working chassis for this set on eBay (sorry, Friendly Webmaster) a month ago for $30. I am still kicking myself for not buying it, but that's life in the slow lane. I wanted it cheaper, when in reality it was worth $250 to me. Again, the radio is nice and complete; however, it needs an able repairman. $250.00. (1110123)
Zenith 705 This is just a really nice unrestored, original radio. These little sets come along infrequently, many have sometimes been abused in shipping or storing, this one has not. They darken some with age and even the cared for ones have a bruise or two. Use an external antenna and you will enjoy the looks and performance of this set. $215.00. (1110061)
Zenith 705 (1934) In 1934 Zenith brought out their 700 series Challenger line of radios. Zenith was challenging anyone to name a demonstrable improvement in radio that was not found in Zenith sets. Zenith made fine sets from their beginning and put quality into every radio, even their less expensive sets like the 705. This radio has been electrically restored with all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors replaced. The cabinet is in fine shape and several hand-rubbed clear coat finishes have been applied. A nice example of the Challenger line for any radio collection. $199.00. (1250006)
Zenith 712 (1934) This is a very scarce model of Zenith table radio. The radio is seldom offered for sale, and although the radio had been extensively restored, I decided to bring it to the Attic for the rarity of the set. These were made in 1934, with a high degree of decorative embellishment. The radio sports a trim piece under the speaker made of repwood, and a finely detailed hand layer banding on both columns. The radio was refinished by the previous owner, and has replacement speaker cloth and highly carved wooden knobs. The chassis is a six tuber and was repaired by my technician. It plays very well and he added a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. I noted the plate on the chassis reads model 750, with was identical to the model 712, but used for export. I identified in my listing as a model 712, for the cabinet which was unique in the Zenith line. This is one scarce set that any Zenith collector is proud to own. 15"H x 14-1/2"W x 9"D. $500.00. (0960820)
Zenith 8-S-129 Tombstone (1938) Zenith Radio was long renown for making the best radios of this era. This model is my favorite, with its concave grille and large eight-tube chassis. Contained within is a huge speaker and high tube count chassis. The radio has about all you could ever wish for, with the finest of sensitivity and a large cabinet delivering a terrific sound. Look at the huge 8" dial and know my technician has done a very complete repair. The result is a radio you can depend upon for decades. Make this radio the focal point of your collection and a lot of radio for the money. 23"H x 17"W x 13"D. $699.00. (0960810)
Zenith 8-S-137 Zephyr Export Model (1937) That's correct, 8-S-137. Zenith offered this Zephyr in a six- and seven-tube version in 1937, with an unknown but undoubtedly very small number of the eight-tube export version. The export versions in general provided the ability to choose the voltage of the line current, thereby being able to be sold in Europe, and other other markets where the standard was other than 110 volts. They are also unique in having both an extra heavy duty transformer and the use of a non Zenith speaker, in this case a Jensen. A very rare bird, perhaps one or two existing besides this one. The radio has been refinished with every effort to produce fidelity to its original state. Satin finish, complete electrical restoration with our 90 day warranty. You have a choice of bezels, the lightly cleaned one you see here, and an untouched original. I hesitate to offer this, but the new owner of this historical piece may have an iPod® dock installed for an additional $75 (not added to the chassis as usual, but in such a way as to not disturb its originality). So there you go. Classic design mated with extreme scarcity. You will not likely see another. Large at 24"H x 19"W x 13"D. $2,795.00. (1100125)
Zenith 8-S-154 Console This Zenith console does not have an 8S chassis; it is instead powered by a 10S chassis. It is a hybrid 10-S-154. The dial is perfectly clear; the photo of the dial is affected by a glare from the light. This is your chance to buy an unrestored beauty. This radio tunes American and foreign stations, police, amateur, aviation and ships at sea. It has a 12" speaker, sensitivity control, lightning control finder, and much more. The cabinet is nearly perfect. The chassis has been repaired, parts replaced and aligned to original. The radio comes with a copy of the work order if you wish it. Greyhound will ship this for around $100. $950.00. (1110099)
Zenith 8-S-433 "Zephyr" (1940) Zenith had some beautiful designs in its heyday and the Zephyr was no exception! The Zephyr line was first introduced in 1937 and was designed after the popular and sleek Zephyr trains of the time. The dial on this eight-tube radio was perfectly designed to go with the horizontal wood trim. This radio features five presets for your favorite stations and Zenith used pull knobs for tone as well. This radio has been completely restored and has had all capacitors replaced as well as any out of tolerance resistors. An alignment was done and the radios plays beautifully. The cabinet was restored, keeping the original front decals intact. If you want a small yet stylish Zenith this is the radio for you. $899.00. (1250003)
Zenith 8-S-443 (1940) A Zenith classic. AM broadcast and Short Wave. This large table set is in very nice condition. Electronically restored, sounds and looks beautiful. Pick-Up only or buyer needs to arrange packing and shipping. 24-3/4"W x 13-3/4"H x 14-1/4"D. $699.00. (0020893)
Zenith 8-S-463 Console Fully restored chassis with all new capacitors, tubes, cleaned controls and alignment. Great sound via Zenith proprietary Radiorgan tone control center and nice bright green tuning eye. An RCA jack has been added to accept input from iPod®/MP3 vintage radio programs/material or FM tuner. The original finish on this radio is stellar! These sets are the eight-tube "big brother" to the popular seven-tube model 7-S-363. $895.00. (0380302)
Zenith 805 Cathedral (1934) This Zenith cathedral plays clearly, but is not restored. It appears to have been refinished some time ago. It is not damaged, but was not a quality redo. The radio looks fine, it just shows lack of skilled finishing. This model has sold for over $400 average on the Attic. You should be well pleased with this set, it is way better than average. $400.00. (1110031)
Zenith 807 Tombstone (1935) Most American radio collectors prize these American classic sets. With little wonder, as Zenith Radio represented the American production radios at their best. This iconic sets were well built and offered a distinctly different look to other radios of this era. This is one of the most favored models, as the styling is of a great architectural innovation, the skyscraper. This example has received a complete electronic repair, so it is a solidly good playing radio. This is a smaller version of the famed 808, yet offers a very similar performance. The radio looks like an older refinish with the factory installed speaker cloth and knobs. There is a tiny amount of veneer chipping on the top, which is very hard to see. This set is very well priced. 17"H x 12"W x 9"D. $359.00. (0960739)
Zenith 807 Tombstone (1935) The lower end model of the very popular 1935 Zenith lineup, the 807 is stylish and sensitive enough to bring in even distant stations. Built around an efficient five-tube design, the set covers the AM broadcasts and 6-17 MHz on two bands. This set has been electronically restored and plays as new. The cabinet has been refinished and the grille cloth is new. There is a filled repair on the front left about midway between top and bottom, not very noticeable except on close inspection, but noted and pictured. Also the left front foot was chipped. It was just sanded down and finished. A great example from a Zenith series ever increasing in popularity among collectors. $40.00 for shipping & insurance. $499.95. (1080007)
Zenith 808 Tombstone (1935) From the Zenith 1935 lineup, the 808 was the next step up from the 807. This is a six-tube model covering AM Broadcast and 1.5-4.5 MHz and 5.5-15MHz in three bands. The electronics in this set have been restored and the cabinet finish has been "renewed," not completely refinished. The original finish was smoothed and additional lacquer applied. There is one minor veneer issue at the very back of the top as shown in one of the pictures. It is not noticed except upon close inspection, but noted and pictured. The grille cloth is a reproduction. Fully aligned and ready to go, this set is a player and performs quite well. A great addition to any Zenith collection. $40.00 for shipping & insurance. $549.95. (1080006)
Zenith 8G005 Trans-Oceanic (1946) SOLD! This Trans-Oceanic AM and Short-Wave model was the first model produced by Zenith following WWII and followed the earlier and very successful Zenith Clipper. This model has eight tubes and has a 5 ft. telescopic antenna as well as a special Wave Magnet tucked inside on the back door which can be used for even better Short-Wave listening. It has been electronically restored and works real well on both AM and Short-Wave. $175.00. (0020906)
Zenith 9-S-232 "Walton" Tombstone (1938) This radio came out of a real estate office back in the mountains about 100 miles west of here. It had been there for over 50 years, and the previous owner had listened to it every day. He was the second owner, and along with this perfect condition and all original set was the factory owners booklet in the original cellophane wrapper. The huge nine-tube chassis works perfectly, with a bright green tuning eye, and a strong electrically run motorized tuning. The finish is in remarkable factory original condition. The speaker cloth is factory original, along with all of the factory installed "Z" wood knobs. Everything is as good as you could expect and the radio is the highest and best table radio made by Zenith. This is about as nicest example as you will ever find in original cabinet, electronically restored to a "like new" condition. The performance of this set is remarkable, Every aspect of the electronics has been serviced with a highly accurate tuner alignment. 23-1/4"H x 17-3/4"W x 13"D. $2,999.00. (0960877)
Zenith 9-S-232A "Walton" Tombstone For your consideration we have a Zenith tombstone which is among the more rare "Waltons." It is considered rare because it is an "A" or export model. Additionally the set was originally labeled as a seven tube, but the factory relabeled it as a nine tube. These labels are intact and clear. Only "A" models have the copper colored I-F cans and phonograph socket on the back. The "Z" knob on the back right hand bottom indicates the latter. Also note the power transformer change; it is now for use with US voltage only. This nine tube set didn't come motorized for export and it remains this to date. When we realized what we had we opted for a complete restoration and the new owner will be the beneficiary of this. The only thing you will need to do to enjoy this beautiful set is plug it in, sit back and enjoy. You are welcome to the copy of the work order listing the complete detailing of all work done. This can be yours for $2,925.00. (1110107)
Zenith 9-S-30 Tombstone (1937) SALE! Here is one of the rarer and most desired high tube count Zenith tombstones. This nine-tube beauty is stunning in an American Walnut cabinet. The radio has been professionally refinished with an acute attention to returning it to look factory original. The work is outstanding! The speaker cloth and two of the knobs are reproductions, with the balance all factory original. The huge six-inch wide dial lights up in a darkened room, and makes the term "big black dial" dramatically apparent. The radio has been completely repaired by my tech, and the sound from this high count, huge tombstone rivals many consoles. Seldom are these sets offered for sale, and here is a stunning, well restored example for you to enjoy. 22"H x 16-1/2"W x 13"D.Was $1,299.00, now $1,199.00. (0960693)
Zenith 908 Tombstone (1935) This one of the rarest Zenith tombstones. The radio is so scarce, this is only the second one offered for sale in my travels in the last five years. The radio is a classic highly crafted super-het, with a cabinet made, like most of Zenith's radios, out of the finest American Walnut. The condition is very good. The radio retains the factory speaker cloth and knobs. Note this model, like a few other models of the 1935 line up, does not have the "Z" wood knobs. My technician has done a fine job in making his repairs and has returned this six-tube beauty to a factory spec condition. He has added a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. This is a impressively sized radio at 18-1/4"H x 14-1/2"W x 9-1/2"D. $999.00. (0960875)
Zenith A513G (1956) A nice Zenith that'll look nice on your desk or shelf. It is gray in color and has a beautiful case. Reception is excellent across the AM band using the internal loop antenna. The radio has a large 8" oval speaker which gives this little Zenith big radio sound. Restored electronically for safe, dependable operation. 10"W x 7"H x 6"D. $150.00. (1090121)
Zenith C-72 (1951) This nice looking Zenith is mostly Bakelite, very unusual light coffee color. It has AM and FM bands. It also has seven tubes. The radio works well for a fifty nine years old Zenith. My special price for this beautiful collectible radio (including S&H) is only $79.00. (0550213)
Zenith E412W (1961) Screaming retro! All of you hippies remember the era, when flower-power ruled, and this radio has all of it! Olive green floral from, reminding me of Peter Max, this compact set is a very early solid state radio featuring AM/FM with AFC. The solid ivory plastic cabinet shows two minor flaws, with a small chip on the top left corner and stress crack on the top. The paint is intact and the radio is a terrific player on both bands with no drift. After years of admiring early radio technology and the velocity of the advancement to jump to a set that is just shy of its 50th birthday is eye opening. The radio was checked out and tuned up by my tech and is ready to rock! 8-1/2"W x 6"H x 5-1/2"D. $129.00. (0960899)
Zenith F-508V Great pink color. Has small (-1/4") hairline on top back edge. All complete with original knobs and back. $32.00. (0290002)
Zenith G-615 (1950) This is a very clean "portable" Bakelite set with a metal grille and dial surround. The cabinet is in excellent condition, with no cracks or breaks, and very minor wear to the metallic trim; the plastic cord-wrapped handle is perfect. Radio has received all new capacitors and tubes, and other repairs as needed. This six-tube BC set produces that great Zenith tone and excellent volume, and it displays beautifully. $205.00. (0210028)
Zenith H500 Super Trans-Oceanic Owners Operating Guide This manual is an excellent professionally done laser copy from the original. Includes the blank Short Wave Station Log. $7.50. (3020176)
Zenith H615 (1951) Eames era style in unpainted ivory Plaskon without cracks/chips but plenty of shine. Big bold glossy jet black Bakelite dial pointer/control knobs are excellent too! Neat gold diamond mesh metal grille sits on maroon grille cloth & is surrounded by an undamaged gold-tone dial scale. The top front center ruby "jewel" power indicator gives a nice glow! The top rib wrapped carry handle is sharp & undamaged. Comes with a nice original back & 90% bottom label. The six tube AM only chassis plays well. This beauty will be a standout in your collection or mid-century decor! 12-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D. $265.00. (0250163)
Zenith J465W1 AM/FM Clock Radio (1966) This most unusual transistorized Zenith radio was made I believe, in 1966. It has AM/FM bands and a digital alarm clock. It works good. The radio operates only on 110 AC current. Our special price for this most unusual radio includes S&H within USA. $99.00. (0550248)
Zenith M-531-G (1955) This is the only example of this particular Zenith that I have ever come across. It's AM and SW! For the set to offer SW, I can only believe that it must have been offered in Canada. I believe it's from about 1955, since that's the model date for the Zenith USA Model R-510-G (the exact same radio without SW). The case is in good condition, no cosmetic issues like chips, cracks or hairline cracks, just a few minor scratches and rubs. Colorful oblong gray plastic case with contrasting yellow handle & knobs. Original back in place. Brass dial pointer, and the knobs also have their brass inserts. The radio is playing well, picking up all my local AM stations, and also some SW stations. Add some color to your collection in a very rare Zenith. 11"W x 5-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $119.00. (1150166)
Zenith R-7000-2 Trans-Oceanic (1981) The last and best of the Zenith Trans-Oceanics, this R-7000-2 has spent most of its life in the box. Bought because it was the last issue, it was pulled out only occasionally to show off. On one of those trips out of the box, an item fell off of a shelf and nicked the handle and created a couple of small dents in the stainless steel trim on the top as shown in one of the pictures. Other than that, this is a nearly perfect example of the model and plays beautifully. It covers twelve bands: the AM and FM broadcast bands and ten short wave bands. It comes with the original box and packing. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $799.95. (1080002)
Zenith Radio Advertising (1925) Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0750003)
Zenith RC74R Portable AM/FM solid-state portable. This is the only Zenith radio I know of that has a hidden control panel. Price includes domestic S&H. It is in a mint condition, looks and works good. $85.00. (0550239)
Zenith Royal 1000 Trans-Oceanic (1958) This is a wonderful eight-band Trans-Oceanic. Has seven shortwave bands and AM. Has been thoroughly serviced and works great on all bands. This has the separate Wavemagnet antenna and the telescoping antenna in the handle. Also it has the early version plastic battery box that bolts to the back door. Has a few scrapes on the leather and a tiny dent in the side metal. Also has maps and charts. Uses nine "D" cell batteries. Made in USA. 12-3/4"W x 10-1/8"H x 5"D. $195.00. (1230203)
Zenith Royal 16 R16P3 Transistor (late 60s) This is referred to as the Zenith "Billfold" radio. Exceptional reception along with a fabulous, mark free case. Eight transistors and calibrated for super reception. Uses two common "AA" batteries. 5-1/2"H x 3-1/4"W x 1-1/2"D. $95.00. (1090207)
Zenith Royal 20 Transistor radio. Off-white in color, with chrome grille. Radio in good condition and is missing battery. $40.00. (0370089)
Zenith Royal 265 Pocket Transistor AM Radio, Leather Case. $20.00. (1010111)
Zenith Royal 3000-1 Service Manual A complete Service Manual. Ten pages with exploded views, alignment instructions, dial string guide, a complete parts listing and large schematic fold-out. Good clear copy with rugged clear plastic front and back covers and plastic spiral binding. $15.50. (3020400)
Zenith Royal 500 Nice case; some of the lettering has worn paint. Plays. $35.00. (0110010)
Zenith Royal 500 Beginning around the middle of 1956, the Royal 500 was revised to this 2nd generation 500. The major change outside was larger knobs for easier operation. Inside, a mass-produced printed circuit board chassis replaced the hand wired one to help keep up with the high demand. This maroon example plays and sounds great. The 7ZT40 chassis is serial #130,407. It looks nice but with careful examination, there is a small chip on the top as the only blemish. $95.00. (0520348)
Zenith Royal 500 (translucent case) This is Zenith's first transistor radio, introduced in November 1955. It was an expensive item for the day at $75.00 (equal to $465 in 2012 dollars). These were offered in black or maroon cabinets. Some of the early maroon colored hand wired 500s were produced with a translucent material that you can actually see through under the right lighting conditions like this one. It is not known how many radios were made with this see-through cabinet, but they are a find for the collector and command a premium. This radio is a very early 7XT40 chassis and is all original serial #20,635. The radio plays perfectly and will bring a smile to your face. The cosmetics of this radio are amazing with only a hint of light scratching on the back. This unique offering includes the original operating guide, earphone, and leather case. To fully protect the finish of this radio when you are not showing it off, the rare early original felt bag is also included. All accessories are in very good condition. It will be a long time before you find another complete hand wired Royal 500 of this caliber. $475.00. (0520349)
Zenith Royal 500 Boxed Set (1956) Beginning around the middle of 1956, the Royal 500 was revised to this 2nd generation 500. The major change outside was larger knobs for easier operation. Inside, a mass-produced printed circuit board chassis replaced the hand wired one to help keep up with the high demand. The wire stand also acts as a handle making this set very portable. It operates on four common "AA" batteries. This particular ebony example is chassis 7ZT40 serial #228,749 749 (assembled around July, 1956). Looking at it is like taking a walk back in time. The radio is in as nice condition as you could imagine and looks to be unused. It must have spent the past 56 years protected in the felt bag and original shipping carton. Original accessories that are included in this unique offering are the new and unused split leather case, operating guide, felt bag, and shipping carton. Because this is a pristine example, it is a true investment piece. 5-7/8"H x 3-1/2"W x 1-3/4"D; weight 17 ounces. $550.00. (0520351)
Zenith Royal 500D (1958) The Model D is the first of the high performance "Long Distance" Royal 500's. They were all produced with one basic 8AT40Z2 chassis using transistors made by RCA. This chassis added an eighth transistor and an additional un-tuned RF stage that increased signal sensitivity four times. It runs on four "AA" batteries and cost $75.00 new when it was introduced in 1958. This ebony example is in excellent condition. There are no detractors to report as there is full lettering on the back and a very clean inside chassis and battery box. This all says that this radio has led a sheltered life. It plays perfectly with strong, clear tone. A great example. 6"H x 3-1/2"W x 1-3/4"D; weight 16-1/2 ounces. $195.00. (0520346)
Zenith Royal 500E Pocket Transistor (1959) Wonderful reception as you'd expect from Zenith. Eight transistors pull in the stations loud and clear. Case is nice with some minor scuffing from use. The faceplate is very nice as most of these "pit" very badly. It also has the "cone-shaped" grille. Uses four "AA" batteries. This is a heavy radio at 18 ounces that will feel good in your hands. 5-1/2"H x 3-1/4"W x 1-1/2"D. $135.00. (1090166)
Zenith Royal 500H Deluxe (1962) Pair of transistor radios. The white one is in good condition; the black one has a tiny chip and warped foil label by the tuning and on/off knobs. Both radios need cleaning and parts exchanged to make a clean, flawless Royal 500. An easy fix for the transistor collector. Both for $150.00. (0370102)
Zenith Royal 500RB (1956) Around the middle of 1956, the Royal 500 was revised to this 2nd generation 500. The major change outside was larger knobs for easier operation. Inside, a mass-produced printed circuit board chassis replaced the hand wired one to help keep up with the high demand. Zenith added the color white to the black and maroon line-up, and for a short time, produced some in tan and pink. The tan and pink ones are scarce and highly sought after by collectors today. The radio cost $75.00 new when it was introduced in 1956. This radio has an early 7ZT40 chassis serial #148,470. The radio plays amazing across the band. There are no chips or cracks on the nice scratch-free maroon cabinet. The back has full lettering and the front has beautiful gold metal trim. It is clean inside and out and has been recapped and aligned to assure many years of peak service to its new owner. The radio weighs 16 ounces and runs on four "AA" batteries. 6"H x 3-1/2"W x 1-3/4"D. $150.00. (0520344)
Zenith Royal 50WK Gift Set (1961) Zenith restyled their popular new shirt pocket radio adding stylish metal trim and created an attractive new 2nd generation Royal 50 in 1961. It was offered in black, white, tan, red, and charcoal. The six transistor chassis puts out an impressive 135 milliwatts of sound and operates on two common "AA" batteries. This white example is in near mint condition. It is as nice as you will find and it plays like new. It is clean inside and out. If finding one in this great condition was not rare enough, finding it with its original gift box and all the original accessories is even better. It has the original carrying case, operating guide, unused earphone, and original Zenith battery box. The jeweler's gift box is solid and shows only minor wear with no damage. This all original set will look nice on your top shelf. Compact in size at 4"H x 2-1/2"W; weight 7.7 ounces. $210.00. (0520352)
Zenith Royal 755 Deluxe (1960) This radio has been used little in its 50 years. There are no leather cracks and the snaps work well. The radio plays as well as one can. I took it to my radio pro and he went through it, fixed what needed fixing. He then tested it and pronounced it ready to sell. There is a folded Zenith tag wedged between two places inside the snapcover. Very unusual and cool. A copy of his bill is available if desired. $60.00. (1110074)
Zenith T521R Clock Radio (1956) SOLD! A classic radio of the Baby Boom! This one has a faultless case and a fully restored radio chassis; it tunes and plays great. The clock begins turning as soon as you plug it in (and quietly!). All the knobs function as they should. This one even has an original "Zenith Replacement Part" envelope on it where someone repairman ordered a new dial string (you can also see the original label underneath). Don't see many of them! Great color scheme. (JC224) $135.00. (1170230)
Zenith Tombstone (1935) I have always loved Zeniths, but when I found this little tombstone it had a very ugly incomplete six volt battery chassis. So I figured I might as well upgrade it with an all electric five-tube Zenith chassis. It was given a beautiful high gloss lacquer finish and a new grille cloth. The chassis was rebuilt to last another 70 years. Had all new capacitors and new wiring and factory alignment. No expense spared. It sounds as good as it looks. Has original knobs. Made in USA. 15-1/2"H x 12"W x 9-1/2"D. $575.00. (1230195)
Zenith Trans-Oceanic Service Manuals These are good clear copies with fold out schematics including parts list and alignment instructions. Royal 7000-1 for Chassis #18ZT40Z, Royal D7000 and D7000-1 for Chassis #500MDR70, $6.50. This is one set with Royal D7000, D7000-1 & D7000-2 Chassis 500MDR70, $7.00. (3020039)
Zenith Transistor Radio Collector Guide Now available is an updated guide to help you with collecting Zenith transistor radios. Whether you are a buyer, a seller or someone who is seeking to gain more knowledge about these wireless wonders, you will find that the information in this guide is everything you need to know about Zenith transistor radios. When this CD is loaded on your computer, you will have over 120 pages of details and 240 color photos of the finest examples of Zenith pocket, portable, and Trans-Oceanic radios that I have been able to find. It is all covered here from the first Hand-Wired Royal 500 to the latest shirt pocket radios made in Asia, from the leather portables to the Trans-Oceanics. A total of 70 different Zenith Royal Models are detailed! You will want to add this up-to-date price and information guide to your radio library. $19.95. (0520325)
Zenith X509Y This small Zenith Bakelite radio is in wonderful condition. The radio plays loud and clear and is very sensitive. It picks up all of the stations around here. The cabinet is in excellent condition. The tubes have been tested and the chassis has been serviced. You will be pleased with the looks and sound of this radio! $90.00. (1270008)
Zenith Z519-V Clock Radio (1955) SOLD! A near perfect example of this hot pink super retro clock radio. This radio really screams 1950's retro. The clock works, keeping good time, and the radio also works well, picking up all my local AM stations with no annoying filter hum. The case is near perfect, with no cosmetic damage like cracks or chips, only a tiny 1/4" little faint line on the back edge which can hardly be felt with your fingernail, very difficult to pick out. The radio also has its original back. Add some fantastic color to your collection. 12-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $129.00. (1150170)

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