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This is an original clock, not a reproduction. The diameter is 12 inches. Very colorful. It is working well and keeping accurate time. Lights up beautifully. One of the back bulb covers is a replacement. The case is in good condition, just a few small bumps on top, unnoticeable when hanging on a wall. This will be a showpiece in any radio or clock collection. $199.00. (0115001)SOLD! Big, beautiful eight tube radio with tuning eye. Radio is a three band unit, picking up BC and SW, and the obsolete police/aviation band. Radio recapped, new tubes with NOS tuning eye tube. New rubber suspension and dial belt. Cabinet refinished with grain filler, lacquer toners and finishes. 19"W x 12"H x 9"D. $625.00. (0110052) AM/FM Radio. $50.00. (0101048) Unknown model number. Circa 1947, wood table model, slide rule dial. $55.00. (0101049) Project! This Sandalwood-colored gem was made by Arvin Radio (Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc.) around 1950. The dial knob is burgundy and beautiful. It's a four-tube set (12SQ7, 12SA7, 50L6, and 35Z5). The 35Z5 is missing. I am selling this piece only because I have an identical one. I am a metal midget freak and have dozens of these little sets. They are small and colorful and therefore make great displays. Has its original paperwork glued as always under the set. If the set had been electronically restored, the price would be over $100 for certain. As is, I'll let it go for $79.00. (0104060) This is the nicest example of this highly desired model I have ever seen. The radio is pristine and in original condition. This model is the middle-sized model of a three series in this unique design. The radio is a five-tube model with broadcast and short wave. Made of the finest American Walnut, the radio retains the factory speaker cloth and knobs. The radio was a great restoration by my technician. He has completely replaced the caps and filters. With a tuner alignment, he has added a fine reproduction silk cord and Bakelite plug. The radio has the complete factory back and the entire paper contained inside the cabinet. 16-1/2"H x 12-1/2"W x 10"D. $559.00. (0096533) 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, and the radio chassis has had the very best restorations. The filters and caps were replaced along with all of the factory installed rubber coated internals. The radio performs and operates as new. This stunning radio is the finest you can buy and is a large radio. 22"H x 16"W x 12"D. $1,299.99. (0096569) 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. (0002796) Wood table model (Jack's notes say the dial is cracked, but it is not visible to us). $50.00. (0101050)SOLD! Nothing need be said about this gem. It's a rare tint. The radio plays well and the Telechron clock runs. All knobs are present and original. If I recall, one of the little white knobs likes to come off but can be easily attached. The set probably has some minor pin-prick paint loss. They all do. The metal volume and dial knobs have lost some original gold plate as is common on these. Overall, take a peek for yourself. You know that you want it. Hurry, it will not last long. $155.00. (0104057) In a competitive marketplace, Crosley Radio was known for the more moderately priced radios. They did produce a number of sets to demonstrate the technical prowess the company processed. Produced in very limited numbers, these sets demonstrated the company's ability to make world class receivers. This is an eight-tube super-het, as strong and sensitive as any made. The radio retains a fine original finish and factory supplied parts. My technician enjoyed the work necessary to restore this fine radio. He has replaced the dated caps and filters. In addition, the tuner was aligned for the proper registration and supplied a new reproduction silk power cord and plug for your safe operation. This radio will delight you in the classic looks and fine reception. A full-sized unit at 17-1/4"H x 16"W x 10"D. $599.00. (0096542) Long before Hugh Hefner's famous magazine, Powell Crosley had the Crosley Playboy. It is documented as a model 124 in the books, but the foil label says model 1-H. The only negative is a missing tube shield that mounts over the 24A tubes. An impressive radio that is all original including knobs, grille cloth and power cord. This is a rare find and I don't think you'll find a cleaner example inside and out. The chassis has been serviced and it plays well. Please note that if you turn the volume up real high the radio will oscillate because of the missing shield. No fold outs in this set, but I think you'll enjoy it just the same. 17"H x 16-1/2"W x 10"D. $399.99. (0026486) The icon of all early 1950's radios. One-of-a-kind design in forest green. The painted case is original, and has a few very small paint chips, but no cracks, chips or hairline cracks. The knobs & pointer are original, as well as the back. The set is playing very well, picking up all my local AM stations very clearly. $159.00. (0115004) This Crosley Show Boy has been restored and converted from battery to AC and performs very well with very strong reception across the band. The case is all original and in nice condition. $195.00. (0002797) Crosley Radio was known for making solid and reliable sets at a moderate price. Here is a tailored example, showing a beautifully detailed cabinet and the reliable "All American Five" chassis. Please check the extra photos showing the ornate filigree dial with the twin globes and radio tower. Perfectly centered on the radio is an ornate bronze dial bezel. The radio plays beautifully, as it was completely recapped and all new filters installed. My technician has aligned the tuner and added a brand new power cord and plug for your safe and regular use. 17"H x 13-1/2"W x 9"D. $279.00. (0096565)SOLD! This handsome Crosley radio is handcrafted from solid wood and veneer. Its illuminated airplane dial scale, hand-woven grille cloth, brass hardware, and smooth hand-rubbed finish all add to its beauty, making it the perfect accent piece for your home or office. This AM/FM stereo radio has automatic frequency control and features both internal and external antennas. The CD player, hidden under the hinged top, offers digital display, music search, and a pause feature. Two 4" full-range speakers give this radio and CD player its great sound. It also has two auxiliary audio in (RCA type plug). 13-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D. Good gently used condition. $94.50. (0202107) Crosley Left-Hand Bullseye in beautiful midnight black. Undamaged case; no cracks, chips, hairlines or repairs. Shiny like new case. The radio is playing very well, picking up all my local am stations clearly. Original back, cord and label in place. A very nice Crosley, brother of the center Bullseye. About 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 6"D. $169.00. (0115006) I have always admired Canadian radios. They made superior radios to their American counterparts, with some of the finest cabinet work and uncompromising electronics. The radio is a beautiful set, of contrasting book-matched mahogany veneers. Note the detailed beaded trim around the speaker grille; there was no expense spared in the construction. The chassis is a five-tube dual band receiver. The set is super heavy, as the Canadian government required heavier transformers containing iron. It retains the green crinkle paint, as it left the factory. My technician has done an exacting restoration, and the radio plays great with super selectivity. These sets are seldom available, and this is a very nice example! A real beauty at 14"W x 10H x 7"D. $299.00. (0096500)SOLD! Beautiful radio, plays BC and SW. Chassis recapped, aligned, rubber suspension redone, NOS eye tube, and a complete cabinet refinish. Seven tube radio. 14"W x 12"H x 7"D. $875.00. (0110053)SOLD! Here is a scarce radio that offers a stunning level of veneer craftsmanship with a super-het performance. The radio is a seven-tube dual band receiver with a huge multi-colored dial. You will see in my additional photos, the stunning banded cabinetry with elaborate carvings. Please note the graceful curved cabinet, and the very Deco effects. The effect is as nice as any offered by Ingraham Cabinets. The dial, measuring 6" across, is smashing when lit. The radio has been completely restored to like new performance by my technician and will offer you many years of problem free service. The finish and parts are all factory originals and a better example of this radio cannot be found! 16-1/2"H x 12-3/4"W x 7-3/4"D. $699.00. (0096605) This is stunning mid-sized tombstone. The radio is in fantastic condition with a super original finish, speaker cloth and knobs. Highly decorative veneer work makes the set a standout. The dial, again all original, is a huge six inches wide. This model was designed as a seven tube, three band receiver to operate on both AC and DC currents. The radio is restored as an AC set, with the thorough restoration work of my technician. The radio has been completely redone and play great. A new power cord and plug have been added for your safe use. 16-1/4"H x 13"W x 7-1/2"D. $599.00. (0096561) Looky here, S-P-E-C-K-L-E-D Bakelite! Take a look for yourself in the 2nd picture. I have never, in my over 20 years of collecting, ever seen a Bakelite set with this coloring. It's like they couldn't make up their minds whether to use brown or black, so they used both! Set plays beautifully, clean as the day that it was manufactured, has a way cool Bakelite black handle, a beautiful dial face and cream-colored station pointer (both original), and all original Emerson knobs. This one's a keeper, I'm telling you. $125.00. (0104059) Ivory plastic Emerson 547A in very nice condition. The case is in excellent shape with no major cracks, chips or hairlines, except for a short tight crack from the bottom back screw hole to the back edge (about 1 inch). I must have seen a hundred of these models and almost all of them have this small flaw. It must have been some type of design problem. There is a small little mark on the bottom of the left side, hardly worth mentioning (see picture). The chassis has been recapped, and the radio plays very well, picking up all my local AM stations clearly. The black knobs are original, and it has its original back in place. Midget sized at about 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $59.00. (0115008)SOLD! Very underrated radio. This brown Bakelite set has wonderful lines and colors that have it display beautifully. Examples: The bright red lamp glows when the set is on, the two Emerson identifications, including the cleft in the middle of the Deco-designed speaker and the cursive Emerson in white over the AM dial. The great usage of gold to highlight the set against the chocolate Bakelite backdrop. Original back and sticker, too! In all, a must-have for the everyday radio collector. Priced to sell fast. $75.00. (0104058) Green four-tube clock radio. $40.00. (0101051) Beautiful FADA "Cloud" from 1946 in an undamaged Polystyrene case. An unusual striking combination of a green dial and red trim. The case has no cosmetic damage; no cracks, chips or hairlines. The set has its original back on the radio with a good label. The radio chassis has been recapped, and is playing well picking up all my local AM stations. The radio really looks great with the dial light beeding through the ivory Polystyrene case. About 10-1/2"W x 6"H x 5-1/2"D. $599.00. (0115003) Six-tube radio, three bands. Three of four knobs missing. $50.00. (0101052) Nice Federal Junior radio in working condition. The Federal Junior is a very easy to use crystal radio receiver from the 1920s that is one of the best performing crystal sets! Federal receivers were top drawer and very well made. This example is good with nice chrome. There are a couple things to note. First, the letters A and G are very faintly visible on the top left if you turn it just the right way. Second, there is some flaking in the original paint and it looks to have been over-sprayed in those areas. That said, it is the right color and sheen. A good Federal Junior ready to use. $235.00. (0116004) 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. (0055222) All original and it is in excellent working condition. The clock keeps perfect time. Some had these radios on their kitchen counter and it has an AC plug in the back for another appliance, maybe a toaster or mixer etc. $125.00. (0002798) Here is a true classic almost never offered for sale. This classic radio is in all original condition, finish, 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. The radio was completely restored by my technician and is a very strong player as you would expect. 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. $695.00. (0096608) Radio cabinet is tight with no breaks. As you can see original finish with some wear, but no damage. Chrome is in really good shape as well. The knobs are worn but not damaged. The radio turns on, lights up but only hums, not playing. This was one I really looked forward to refinishing and get going, just don't have the time. $195.00. (0012124) This is a stunning table radio. Silver striping and a very ornate chevron veneer cabinet highlight the bright chrome grille in a super Deco decorative motif. The radio is in very nice factory original condition. You do not often find such a fine example; this one has very nice chrome with some spotting with no pitting. My technician has done a complete restoration on this set. He has replaced all of the filters and caps, replacing the resister line cord with a solid-state device thus making the radio a sure player with complete safety. He has added a fine silk power cord and Bakelite plug. This is a five tube chassis and plays exclusively on the AM band. 11-1/2"W x 8"H x 5-1/2"D. $279.00. (0096555) Here is an unusual early home built regenerative radio. I've never seen another with the tube sticking out of the front of the receiver like this. The old paper tag on top says it dates from 1918. This is definitely old and a real head turner! Nobody else has one like this for sure! As always, I will pack extremely well to make sure it arrives safely to you. Supplied with one display 01A tube. A one of a kind and early radio! $135.00. (0116003)SOLD! Made by the Seneca Sales Corporation, this dual-usage dark chocolate Bakelite Jewel bed lamp and tube radio functions like the day that it was manufactured in the late 1940's. The lamp glows brightly, yet sedately, due to its fully original light-filtering shade. The radio plays loud and clear, although it only picks up local stations with its three-foot wire antenna. Better reception is certainly accessible by lengthening the wire. Great piece of tube radio history. $75.00. (0104055) Wood table radio, eleven tubes. $75.00. (0101053) Nice Kennedy regenerative receiver. These early Kennedy receivers are prized for their construction quality and performance! I tried it with a pair of Baldwin headphones and it really is a strong performer! This is one of the hottest early 20s regenerative radios I have tried, and a good regen is very sensitive! The condition is quite good as you can see. There are a few items of note. First, there are a couple of scratches on the front panel. There is also a thin crack at the back right corner of the lid, but it does not affect structure or strength of the lid. There is a bit of corrosion on the big tuning knobs. As with all early 20s radios you'll need an ARBE-III or similar power supply or several batteries to power it. You'll also need a good pair of vintage headphones as modern headphones and speakers have way too low impedance to work with it. It comes with an 01A display tube. I can provide a UX-200A for a little extra if you plan to use it. I will pack extremely well as I always do. A very nice and sought after receiver! $750.00. (0116001) Here is a nice and rare Kennedy amplifier. These were used with the highly sought after Kennedy 110 and 220 receivers. They were top of the line receivers in the early 20s, and this is the correct amp to pair with them. The condition is nice as shown in the photos. The cabinet looks to have been refinished and has a lovely rich mahogany tone. The correct Kennedy transformers are in place, but are open. If you are lucky enough to have a 110 or 220 then this is the amp that belongs beside it. Comes with two 01A display tubes. I pack extremely well. $750.00. (0116002)SOLD! Rare Knight tombstone. This is a very nice radio. with the original finish. Cabinet is nice and tight with no cracks. The big dial really sets this radio apart. Plays great on AM and SW with a lot of sensitivity. $250.00. (0012123) Absolutely superb Leutz eight-tube superheterodyne receiver. This is one impressive radio, measuring 42 inches long! The condition is superb with excellent original finish having a few scratches. Leutz sold full kits and this is one of those sets. The components are top notch General Radio capacitors, tube sockets, etc. This radio has real presence and will definitely command attention in any collection. The cabinet is just beautiful and the radio would display well in a living room, etc., because it happens to also be a nice piece of furniture. Comes with a full complement of good 00A and 01A tubes. Leutz was a top end maker of radios for the wealthy. What more can I say? Just look at the photos! A rare and lovely Leutz! $1,500.00. (0116006) This beautiful radio has been totally restored to play like it did in 1970. I have replaced all the electrolytic capacitors including the two large ones on top with state of the art. It also has all new power transistors. It has been aligned for peak performance and only awesome FM is played by this receiver. This is one of the later models that you can attach two sets of speakers to. You can read more about this radio at Roger Russell's McIntosh web site. I have a wood case that fits both this radio and the 1900 for sale as well, for an additional $100. The radio and case will be shipped separately. Expect at least $80 for shipping USPS priority for both. Try to find a deal like this on eBay with a guarantee. $395.00. (0004257)SOLD! Called the "Baby Grand," this cathedral radio retailed for $49.50 less tubes; over 300,000 were made. It is as popular today with collectors. Although it is easy to find these sets, many are in poor condition. This one has been refinished and displays well. The knobs are correct reproductions, but otherwise it is original down to the power cord. Five of the seven tubes are Philco brand. The most remarkable thing about this radio is that the chassis has never been serviced and it still plays good. I've handled thousands of radios and I believe this is a first for me with an eighty year old set. I feel it is important to preserve this one as is and that is how it is offered. 17-1/2"H x 15"W x 9-1/2"D. $324.99. (0026484) Attractive wood table radio, made a year before radio production was halted because of World War II. Features Standard AM Broadcast as well as Short-Wave. Good volume and sensitivity on both bands. Restored and ready for every day use. $145.00. (0002799) Wood table radio, six tubes. $50.00. (0101054) This sharp looking 1947 Philco AM radio has been restored and works very well. The solid wood case with leather grained cover is in very nice condition, dial and dial frame are also in excellent condition. $165.95. (0002801) Portable radio, alligator, tambour, roll-top lid. $40.00. (0101055)SOLD! This popular cathedral is in first class condition and super clean inside and out. There are a couple of unusual aspects of the radio. The Bakelite escutcheon says Philco Jr which was used on the model 80, but I have not seen one on a 60. The grille cloth has been there for a long time and discolored behind the grille bars as it should be from years of light exposure. Yet I've never seen it used on a Philco. It retains both chassis and cabinet labels all in excellent condition. The chassis has been serviced and the radio plays great. 16"H x 12-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. $189.99. (0026485) This is the second most sought after "Grand Cathedral," designed by Edward Combs, and considered one the most beautiful ever made. These were top of the line seven-tube super-hets, and were the finest and latest in technology. This particular example is one with automatic volume control incorporated into the circuit. Identical to its larger brother, the model 90, this radio offered all the great looks in a slightly smaller and less expensive manner. The set was completely refurbished. All of the paper filters and caps were replaced with state of the art brand new components. 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. $459.00. (0096600) Up for sale is this great looking Philco cathedral. It is in nice original condition and plays very well. The chassis is very clean and the radio has a really nice warm sound. A classic set that really performs well. I will pack the radio very carefully to be sure it arrives safely. Please email me with any questions. $165.00. (0015158) This a very unique radio. It was made to be used in the kitchen where as you could put spices etc. on the glass shelves. Very unique! Looking at the tubes, I would guess that this radio was made in the early 1940's. The radio plays well and the condition of the metal cabinet is fair, showing some wear (please see photos), but it is such a neat and rare radio I thought someone would enjoy adding it to their collection. Please email me with any questions. $85.00. (0015156) This radio is a rare find! Sought after for the high quality electronics and high tube count in a medium sized cabinet. The radio sports a seven inch oval dial; see my additional photos for the night time photo. The multi colored dial is enhanced with a bright and sensitive green tuning eye, which opens and closes as it should. The radio is a seven tube chassis, which is about as deluxe and any made in this period. The cabinet appears to be a very nice finish, with a very good original speaker cloth. My technician has done a great restoration of the chassis to assure you of fine service. All functions perform well, and with a high tube count and three band capability, makes this a blue chip set to own. 18"H x 14"W x 10-1/2"D. $699.00. (0096544)SOLD! Project! This RCA radio relic is a top-of-the-line collectible. It has every feature and dimension that a true radio collector desires. It is, quite simply, a center-piece displayable and one of my very favorite sets. The case on this set is almost perfect, as the casing still maintains its sunburst-highlighted finish with a dash of factory walnut toner. The radio has never been tested by me as it has been a display piece for me for over ten years. I'm only selling her because I have a GE that's identical and space is becoming a problem. For display, if you want to own just one set, then this is the one. For playability, the set will play beautifully, a wonderful performer, with a replacement of caps. If you haven't noticed, the center knob is black and I am sure it is a replacement. The correct floral wood knobs are all over the place and won't be difficult to locate. I might even have one in stock. I'll look. In the meantime, don't wait too long on this one, it's going quickly. $225.00. (0104062) This nice RCA radio is in a mint (perfect condition); it plays good, It has five tubes; AC/DC. S&H&I to US addresses is $20.00 additional. Our special price for Radio Attic readers, is only $45.00. (0055221) This great looking RCA Bakelite record player is in excellent original condition, with no cracks or chips. It also has all of the original labels and decals. An excellent find in this condition. The unit comes on but does not work. Probably an easy fix. This RCA is in as nice of condition as you will find. Please email me with any questions. $65.00. (0015155)SOLD! This RCA has it all: Golden Throat sound, a phono jack, shortwave and AM bands and a tone control. Also, a beautiful case and a crystal clear dial lens with strong numbers. A beauty for your desk. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable operation. 14-1/2"W x 8"H x 7"D. $165.00. (0109085)SOLD! A beautiful case with a crystal clear, sharp dial lens and excellent reception across the AM band. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable operation. A Hi-Lo tone control and the built-in loop antenna pulls in stations clearly. A superb 40's era radio. 14"W x 8"H x 7"D. $145.00. (0109084) Plastic table radio, upper dotted slide rule dial over large grille area. $35.00. (0101056) 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. (0026483) Cute little Silvertone kitchen radio with a very unique front design. It's all original with no damage at all; no cracks, chips or hairlines. The radio never had a back or a loop antenna, even when brand new. It has an antenna wire for better reception. The radio has been recapped, and plays very well, picking up all my local am stations. 9"W x 5"H x 4"D. $49.00. (0115002) One of the top two or three best looking Silvertones made. Six tube radio that plays well on BC and SW, and has the obsolete aviation/police band. Chassis recapped, aligned, new rubber suspension and is super clean. Cabinet completely refinished, using grain filler and lacquer toners and finish coats. New speaker cloth and knob felts added. Wonderful example of this very scarce radio. $800.00. (0110054) 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. (0065032)SOLD! Cute midget Silvertone in its original finish. The case has a little crazing on top, but I would leave the finish in its original condition. There are no cosmetic issues like cracks or breaks. Perfect original label on the bottom. The grille cloth looks original. The radio is playing well, picking up all my local AM stations clearly. The dial and on/off knob are original, and the dial light lights up the dial when the radio is turned on. Midget sized at 8-1/2"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D. $79.00. (0115005)SOLD! A classic machine age designed radio from 1939. The case is in excellent condition. Other than one very minuscule hairline on the back left corner (1/8"), there is no other cosmetic damage, no chips or cracks. The radio is playing well, has been recapped, and is tuning in all my local AM stations clearly. It has a Retro-Tronics perfect replacement back. The pushbuttons on these sets usually are always badly deteriorated. These pushbuttons on this Sonora are perfect Larry Bordonaro replacements. When the radio is turned on, the dial light shines up through the large top dial, indicating the station position. No other radio was ever designed like this Sonora. About 10-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $189.00. (0115007) AC or Portable, this great looking and great sounding classic is from the Spirit of St. Louis collectibles. All-wood case looks like a military field radio from an era when in 1927 Charles Lindbergh flew nonstop from New York to Paris. But within the wood and decoratively etched metal case there are features never heard of in those days such as: a CD player, cassette Player, the AM/FM radio with automatic frequency control and pull out telescoping antenna. The control board toggle switches, knobs and push buttons control on/off, AM/FM band selection, CD functions and cassette player, twin stereo speakers, micro indicator lights to show what functions are operating. AC adapter included, batteries not included. Used. 22"W x 9"H x 8"D. $119.95. (0202109) Very rare Splendid De Luxe one tube regenerative receiver from the early 1920s features a long lever for tuning. The lever eliminates hand capacitance effects and makes fine tuning easier. I tested the radio with a UV-200 tube and was able to hear a number of stations with an antenna wire and ground attached. The radio is in excellent condition for its age as shown. There is some surface corrosion of the clasp and hinges, but nothing that a buffing wheel wouldn't fix. Comes with one UV-200 brass base tipped display tube. This is one rare bird! A nice and very rare Splendid De Luxe! $625.00. (0116005) Wood table radio. $45.00. (0101057) I am offering for sale this very rare Stromberg Carlson floor speaker. This cone speaker stands about 36" high! It has beautiful wooden legs and the speaker will actually tilt up and down. This is the only one that I have seen in over 20 years of collecting! I have tested it with a battery and it works fine. Rarely does a item like this one survive from the late 1920's. A true conversation piece and great addition to any collection. Please email me with any question you may have. $175.00. (0015157) This nice, very rare radio shows its age. It has AM and a clock, both working good. This radio was made in Ashland, Mass, licensed by RCA. All American, parts, tubes and case. It has 4 tubes: 12G7, 12SQ7, 34W4 and newer 50L6. Our very special price for this set includes all packing and shipping to continental US addresses. It is a real great buy! One of a kind, the only one we have. $60.00. (0055220) Here's a superb German version OPUS 6 chassis in a nice cabinet. It's very original, with all six original speakers, dial glass and grille cloth, dark high gloss finish and beautiful back! The cabinet is nice, but the top has its share of nicks and bumps! Its performance is incredible on all bands, all controls work perfectly, and of course I have carefully restored the electronics with new caps, filters, strong tubes, replaced out of spec resistors, etc. As a German version, the FM range is 87.5-100, and the writing is in German. Included is an nice reprint of an English operator's manual for the radio. Please feel free to ask questions, or for additional, larger pictures. $475.00. (0113010) Here's a very beautiful USA version Opus 6, with full range FM 88 to 108, and all writing and controls in English. The fully restored chassis was so impressive I went to extra work on the cabinet to de-lacquer, polish and re-lacquer much of the real brass trim. She's an impressive beauty, with magnificent performance on Broadcast, Shortwave and FM bands. Very original and soooo impressive. Not perfect, has the typical crazing on the top, but exceptionally nice!! Sound from this German technology and these six speakers makes your hair stand on end! Please feel free to ask questions, and I have additional photos ready to e-mail to you. Price includes well-packed and insured shipping in the lower 48 states. About 25"W x 16"H x 11"D. $695.00. (0113011) AM/FM and cassette player cathedral, one of the Thomas collectible editions. This solid state radio is in nice condition has plenty of volume. Lighted dial. $69.50. (0202108) Wood table radio. $35.00. (0101058)
