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A-C Dayton. Five tuber. Real good condition. $275.00. (0006205)
ABC Ten-Band Radio. This one of the most unusual and best radios, I ever had! It was made in Hong Kong in 1978 or 1979; at the time it was the British Crown Colony. It has ten bands (AM/ SPORT/ 2SW/ CB/ LOG/ FM/ AIR/ POLICE/ WEATHER). It works great on all the bands! It also has two antennas, one of them is NOT original! But they both work OK. The radio operates on 115VAC or DC (one 9 volt battery). S&H within the US is $20.00. 12-1/2"W x 10-1/2"H (including handle) x 4-1/2"D. Special price for Radio Attic readers is $65.00. (0055149)
Acratone 132 Cathedral (1934). SALE! You are looking at an odd small cathedral radio. Collectors for the rarity and construction prize these sets. You see, the maker made the front with very exotic and expensive veneers and the balance of the radio out of metal. These sets did not age well, as the metal parts corroded and were simply rather fragile and weak. This particular one is the very nicest one I have seen in over three decades. Interestingly, this factory produced the famed Air King Plaskon tombstones for Air King Radio, whose factories were closely located in Brooklyn, New York. This radio, if you wish to restore it, has plenty of B plus power and lights up. The filters need to be replaced for regular use. The radio is a very nice shelf sitter as it sits today. This is a scarce and desirable "collector" radio. A compact "mini" at 13"H x 10"W x 9"D. Was $399.99, now $359.99. (0196008)
Addison "Radio Match" Cathedral (1935). SALE! Seldom do you see these Canadian beauties available for sale. This is the only cathedral set that my records show ever made by the factory. True to the stricter national standards, the set is very well made and superior to American comparatively made sets. The size makes the radio a medium sized radio. The radio is very complete, but due to a poor condition power cord, is untested. I can assure you the radio is in very good physical condition, and a very scarce set. 14-1/2"H x 10-1/2"W x 9"D. Was $249.99, now $224.99. (0196020)
Addison R5A4 (1943). Battery model. Top of cabinet is marked. Works well, but a voltage converter is required. 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $70.00. (0086012)
Adjust-A-Volt Isolation Transformer and Variac. Rated at hefty 5 Amps. Completely checked out, and works super. Very handy for bringing sets up slowly to form electrolytics and protecting you from shocks!! $75.00. (0038117)
Admiral 5-J22 (1951). Brown Bakelite. All complete with back; good condition. Untested. $50.00. (0037031)
Admiral 5R38 (1955). Green painted five tube AM only radio. The cabinet is in very good condition with only a couple of minor flaws. Radio plays great. Tube layout label in place. 10-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 6"D. $45.00. (0039093)
Admiral 5S21AN. Like new. Plays. $30.00. (0011009)
Admiral 6T04-5B1 (1949). This Admiral radio from my birth year (1949) is all original and made from wood. It retains its unique plastic slide rule dial, its AeroScope Built-in antenna for great reception, its bottom stickers and even its original price tag ($36.70)! Caps have been replaced and a new electric cord installed for added safety. The top has minor marring. $100.00. (0104004)
Admiral Radio 990-6Y (1938). SALE! This is a highly unusual style radio. The radio was designed to be placed in either a vertical or a horizontal position. The chassis is pictured, and shown when the radio is on its side. The radio was very difficult to photo, as the luster of the black Bakelite and chrome grille was bouncing the flash. The radio is a six-tube receiver with two bands. The condition is very good, displaying no cracks or measurable chips. The set powers up and plays decently, but has seen no restoration work here. I doubt you will find the need in the near term. Overall, you are looking a very nice example of this model. 11"H x 7-1/2"H x 8"D. Was $299.99, now $269.99. (0196025)
Admiral Radio Advertising (1941). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075005)
Advertising Lighter. CBS art deco advertising lighter. Station "WBBM" Chicago, Illinois. $50.00. (0106060)
Aetna Radio 605 (1936). Aetna Radios were the house brand for the Walgreen drugstore chain in the 1930s. Walgreen, like many of the major retailers, contracted their models from a large pool of nationally recognizable makers. This particular radio most likely made for them by Detrola Radio, which made a highly similar model in their own line. The radio is nothing less than first class. The woodworking of the cabinet, in original finish is deluxe. I believe the woods are walnut and mahogany. The internals reveal a fine and highly selective multiband receiver, with the dial changing as you switch the bands. This set has impressive looks and the sound to match. My technician has done a terrific restoration, replacing all of the old filters and caps. The balance of the components has been tested for factory correct values and as always, there is a fresh power cord and plug for your safe operation. 14-1/2"W x 12"H x 9"D. $399.99. (0096338)
Air King 335 "Atlas" Tombstone (1935). SOLD! This gorgeous tombstone is a rare find. It is shown in Machine Age To Jet Age Volume 3 as a model 335. I have seen variations including the model 120 that is shown with the 335. The cabinets are the same, but the 335 is about 1" smaller in height and width. The cabinet has been restored to its original beauty by Toppo Restorations. The grille cloth and knobs are original. The knobs are beautiful and similar to Scott knobs with inlaid wood rings. The chassis has been restored and plays well. This is a real show piece right down to the Atlas World dial. 14-1/2"H x 10-1/2"W x 7-1/2"D. $599.95. (0026347)
Air King 4000. SOLD! Five tubes , BCB only. Electronically serviced with new components. Plays well with good sensitivity and volume. Cabinet is solid wood, no veneer. Knobs and dial face are not original. $75.00. (0048197)
AirCastle 5051. Five tubes, BCB only. Great cabinet, nice dial face. New filter caps and other components as needed. Sounds superb, good strong set. $165.00. (0048072)
Airline (Mongomery ward) 62-288. Six tubes, BCB only. A transformer powered superhet circuit of solid design, including an eye tube. All needed components and tubes were replaced with new. Cleaned, aligned and lubed. Performs very well with fine sensitivity and ample, full sound. Cabinet is from model 280, the battery powered version of this set, and in excellent shape. Original grille cloth on sides, top cloth replaced with old used contemporary. Flash dial face goes well with eye tube. Creamy white knobs and levers contrast with the dark Bakelite. Nice details in the Bakelite molding and no cracks or chips--plenty of original shine. One lever was missing, subs were made of a marble-like resin cast into molds made from the originals. The new are a better color match to the knobs. A new 6E5 tube was installed instead of a 6U5 with no modifications. It is a bit brighter and more sensitive in this circuit. $425.00. (0048224)
Airline 04BR-511A (1940). A restored Airline manufactured by Belmont Radio. The case has no cracks and I decided to repaint it (instead of its Bakelite Brown color) to a very nice combination of lite Brown with Almond trim making it a very attractive stylish small radio. The dial backing was also repainted to match the trim color and easier to see the dial because the original was not lit. It's a small (midget) AM radio using five tubes and an external antenna (provided). Sensitivity is great and selectivity is a little narrow due to the iron core tuning design. Has original metal backing plate also. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 7-1/2"W x 7"H x 5"D. $125.00. (0098054)
Airline 04BR-514B (1940). This is a great looking radio; plays great. $225.00. (0037113)
Airline 103 Tombstone (1934). SALE! Other manufacturers made all of the Airline radios for the famous Montgomery Ward company. The company was one of the largest retailers in the country with a tremendous catalogue business, second only to Sears and Roebuck. An order from one of these companies represented mega-business to the various factories that serviced them, so they were able to buy the best. The insides of this radio are clearly the product of Detrola Radio, one of the best makers of the era. The elaborate fan-shaped dial with intricate measurements on all bands, and the internal electronics, demonstrate the high quality of the set. The footprint of the radio makes it an impressive set. You can clearly see how well made the radio is by the use of decorative moldings. There has been a measurable amount of restoration done to this set, and the work was very good. The radio leaves here playing extremely well. 17-1/2"H x 16"W x 14"D. Was $299.99, now $269.99. (0196035)
Airline 14BR-736A (1941). This radio was built by Belmont for Montgomery Ward. Its walnut veneer cabinet has been nicely refinished in lacquer as it was originally. It is AC/DC, has six tubes, six mechanical pushbuttons settable to any desired station, and a shortwave band, 9 to 12 mHz. The cabinet has one small dent at the top front edge. The dial cover plastic has darkened and shrunk a bit due to age but is still in good condition. The pushbutton covers are home-made and cover holes in the buttons that provide access for setting, easy to remove. All critical capacitors have been replaced, tubes check good. 17"W x 9-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D. About 10 pounds. $89.00. (0101026)
Airline 14WG-518 (1941). This little marbleized Bakelite beauty comes offered to you with a perfect cabinet. There are no cracks or gouges in this cabinet. The little Deco beauty has had a complete electronic restoration replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The radio still retains its original back and loop antenna. This radio plays loud and clear and will make a great addition to any collection and is BC (AM) band only. 10-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/4"D. $225.00. (0062158)
Airline 54BR-1504 (1946). SOLD! This one has a crack on one side (see second photo) and a small chip in front. Otherwise looks perfect. I think it has been repainted. Plays pretty good. $25.00. (0089014)
Airline 54BR-1505B (1945). Restored to its original Ivory White painted Bakelite case this is one nice Airline push button AM radio. The Deco arched top and louvered sides lines really make it very appealing. Click on my Restoration Process for more information on my procedures. The dial has one small line scratch that is hardly noticeable but mentionable and has a new dial cover. when lit the dial is very noticeable with its black background and brass dial pointer. The speaker is mounted on the side and reception from this five tube AM radio is outstanding with great tone using its loop antenna. The push buttons also rotate the dial when depressed and are easily tuned to any station selected. 11"W x 8"H x 7"D. $140.00. (0098047)
Airline 62-217 (1935). BC+SW. This handsome mission style set was originally a farm battery set that has had the AC version chassis installed (62-132). The attractive backlit dial includes pointers for Volume and Tone and produces a very nice sound with its push-pull 45 output stage. The cabinet features a stunning patterned walnut front, brand new grille cloth and original knobs. 17"H x 24"W x 12"D. $250.00. (0010066)
Airline 62-235 Tombstone (1936). Very nice working and good looking radio. Good original finish, too. The set has been restored electronically and brings in lots of stations loud and clear. $325.00. (0002663)
Airline 62-501 (1938). No dial-face, just push-buttons, make this Bakelite radio from the golden age look very deco! The grille slots wrap around two sides and the dial position is read from the tuning knob on the other. The mechanical type push-buttons are set by loosening the screw on that knob. The radio has no back, but the case is nearly flawless, with no cracks or chips, and the five tube superhet chassis has been serviced and plays well. $175.00. (0061042)
Airline 62-72 Tombstone (1937). Get ready to hear a jukebox size sound from this large table tombstone. I was pleased to find this scarce set, knowing the dual speakers were going to make it sound great. The radio has been refinished at some point, and it is a decent job. The heavy lacquers were removed and I would describe the wood, as American walnut. Nice and unusual color and nice veneer work on the face. The final finishes are glossy. I mentioned the size, which is 18"H x 17"W x 12-1/2"D. So if you collect these very fancy and prestigious tombstones from the late 1930s, this set is worthy of your consideration. You will be impressed with the radio! $359.99. (0096239)
Airline 64 (1946). AM. Outer side wrap around walnut case in near mint condition with barely a mark. Brass grille work, original grille cloth, knobs and dial pointer in nice shape. Unique square dial glass is reverse painted. Original back still reads "Wards Airline Radio Super-Sensitive Built-In Air Wave Loop Aerial System 2046." Chassis has been serviced (see below) and radio plays well with very good sensitivity and nice tone. Originally made by Montgomery Ward in Chicago and sold through their catalog system. A cute little guy that still plays well! 12-3/4"W x 7"H x 6-1/4"D. $90.00. (0043305)
Airline 74BR-1503B (1947). Simple elegant lines and the perfect size are both hallmarks of this smaller Bakelite table radio, by Montgomery Ward. The original imprinted-back, cloth covered line-cord, bottom label and bullet-knobs are all present. Damage-free walnut Bakelite case is in beautiful condition and displays a nice shine. When tested it played great, loud and clear. Superb original! 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. $89.00. (0027284)
Airline 74BR-1507. SALE! Six tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as necessary. Pretty sensitive set, having an RF amp up front. Sounds great, too! Beautiful black cabinet (originally painted white, but unsalvageable) has no cracks or chips or scratches. Original back. Was $275.00, now $200.00. (0048082)
Airline 84HA-1562 (1949). This little radio has a unique styling and is simple gorgeous. The Bakelite cabinet has been repainted back to its original white finish and looks brand new just as it did in 1949. The chassis has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The set still retains its original back in good condition. Plays loud and clear. 13"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $149.00. (0062157)
Airline 84KR-1520A (1948). SOLD! Yes, it is the original factory ivory paint! This four tube wonder is a real classic; its metal case is free of dents or bongs that seem to plague most metal case-type radios. Two of the four tubes were original, but I had to replace one. It has been gone over electronically and works good. It's a small radio at 7-3/4"W x 5-1/2"H x 3-3/4"D. As you can witness when examining the pictures, this Airline (Monkey-Wards) shows very little wear. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $125.00. (0051236)
Airline GSE 1662A (1956). Very Eames era style polystyrene cabinet with Catalin-like spectacular unpainted caramel & cream swirling! It is without cracks or chips but has plenty of shine! The original matching control knobs are excellent. The station control is trimmed in gold-toned metal. Station numerals / logo lettering are molded & without damage. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with an excellent original imprinted hardboard back. 10"W x 5"D x 5"H. $325.00. (0025125)
Airline WG-1804 (1949). SOLD! All original and in great condition. It has no flaws at all in the wood. It plays loud and clear. A really nice radio. $55.00. (0089018)
Allied Electronic Catalogs. All in fair to good condition. 1969, 535 pages; 1971 454 pages. Filled with photos of radios and electronics, great for help to identify make and models of amplifiers, tuners etc. Price for each: $10.00. (0302014)
Allied Electronics Catalogs. 1975 Engineering Manual & Purchasing Guide No. 750; 360 pages of electronic parts of all kinds as well as pictures of lots of test equipment like multimeters & multitesters, from Simpson, Micronta; analyzers, power supplies, signal tracers, tube testers, oscilloscopes, etc. $10. Allied Industrial Electronics Cat. 660, 1966, 544 pages. This catalog is packed with a variety of radios; Knights, Johnson, Regency CB Transceivers, Microphones such as Astatic D104, Premier crystal mike or the 77L dynamic, Shure mikes and Undine's. $9.50. (0302019)
American Bosch 04 (1935). American Bosch, or United American Bosch, was another short lived radio manufacturer of the 1930s. They were known for their quality and very appealing cabinets. This restored AM/SW model is one of their first small table models and is pretty rare. The cabinet is made from solid beautiful mahogany wood with a beautifully designed front. The original dial is surrounded by the speaker with a reproduction speaker cloth. The dial also has two lites which make it very appealing when lit. Knobs are original. This is a TRF radio, an early design, which, believe it or not, has very good reception using the supplied length wire antenna and even better with a long wire antenna. The SW band is the old police frequencies which are no longer in use, but it still works. I used my signal generator to ensure proper operation. Just one very appealing radio. E-mail me if more pictures are needed. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 10-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $220.00. (0098033)
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. (0103001)
American Bosch 585 Tombstone (1936). If you are a collector of high tube count, high-grade tombstones for the late 1930s, this radio is for you. The radio is really a deluxe model from the fine maker, made in Springfield, Massachusetts. The factory was well known for the top product that they produced. Look at the fine cabinetwork with fancy veneers and elaborate beading. The quality screams! The chassis is a three-band model employing eight tubes. This T-15 chassis even sported a shadowgraph fine tuning device. My technician has given this radio the extra efforts the radio deserved. The sound form the large over-sized cabinet is fantastic. He has replaced all of the filters, and caps. All functions work as they should, and he has added a fine silk reproduction power cord and plug for your safety. The finish is original, and very good. There is a minor issue on the front right corner, which is so minor I could not capture it in my photos. Imposing at 22"H x 16-1/2"W x 11"D. $399.99. (0096303)
American Bosch 585Y Console. Console with loads of bookmatched burl walnut under original finish. Great multicolored illuminated dial. The chassis has been completely rebuilt and uncludes a very sensitive shadow meter tuning eye. Plays broadcast, shortwave 1, and shortwave 2 strongly and with great tone!! A nice set. $625.00. (0038180)
American Bosch 605 (1936). SOLD! Restored. Eight tubes, AM and SW. Gorgeous hardwood case, clear airplane dial, new grille cloth/cord/feet. Rare! $110.00. (0032069)
Amos & Andy Map & Letter. Amos & Andy Map of Weber City, USA. With the mailing envelope and letter from "Amos & Andy" to the buyer. Nice Shape. $100.00. (0106072)
Antenna Books. Beam Antenna Handbook by William Orr & S. Cowan, 1990, 268 pages. You should read this book if you plan to construct your own antenna. $7.50. Johnson - Bassett Antenna Handbook by E. F. Johnson. This book covers all the basic essentials and you will need to know about a variety of antennas. $6.00. The ARRL Antenna Handbook, 1949. A great insight on the "How To's" of Antenna construction. Also has a lot of the neat older equipment ads of the time. $7.00. (0302081)
Antique Radio Banner. 72"W x 96"H banner advertising the Tel-E-Dial radio, the "Shirley Temple Radio" by Grigsby-Grunow. Manufactured by National Flag & Banner Co., 1222 Vine St., Philadelphia PA. One small hole; a little dirty. Another museum piece. $225.00. (0006050)
Antique Trader Radio and Television Price Guide. Edited by K. Husfloen and Contributing Editors S. McVoy, Harry Poster, Bob Ready. Published by KP Books 2005. 272 pages of color photos showing, model numbers, year manufactured and values. A very well done guide. $19.00. (0002487)
Arborphone 27 Battery Radio. Five tubes BCB only. Works well with plenty of speaker volume and a good antenna. Includes ARBE III power supply and Radiola speaker as a complete functioning set. $600.00. (0048179)
Arkay Kit Radio. Five tubes, BCB only. Electronically serviced with new components. Plays well with built in loop antenna. Cabinet has one hairline right front "leg." Good looking set with plenty of shine. $65.00. (0048214)
Arkay Radio (1940). Ivory Plaskon radio, unknown model. This radio has a Deco style and is clean with no cracks. Radio is untested and sold as-is. $65.00. (0037091)
Arrow Mini Cathedral Transistor Radio. SOLD! Looks like a 1930's Philco and it's in very good condition. This little set really sounds and looks great. 4"H x 3-1/2"W x 2"D. $17.00. (0202091)
Artone R-1046M-U (1949). A very unique radio, this table model features a right front round slanted dial with a very cool Bakelite pointer, left and right horizontal grille bars and two knobs. Recapped, this radio is picking up stations all across the dial. Mahogany cabinet is in great condition with the exception of one small "little finger nail" size veneer chip on each side at the rear bottom of the cabinet. A rare radio, original finish. Very collectible! $95.00. (0034084)
Arvin 153T (1948). Interesting Arvin "lefty" table radio with small half-round dial. Bakelite cabinet is in original white paint in very good condition. Some light scratching and fleabites in paint but no chips or cracks. Original brass Arvin emblem on front and original printed back. Original label on bottom but 1/3 is missing. 9-1/2"W x 5-1/2"D x 6-1/2"H. $140.00. (0027294)
Arvin 250-P Portable (1948). AM broadcast only. This is an unusual radio in that most of the exterior case is made of a dense fiberboard instead of plastic or metal. All the light green in the pictures is fiberboard. There is some color variation, not as evident as the pictures indicate. Some guides describe it incorrectly as metal. Only the top and bottom caps are metal, light tan hammertone. It is in extremely good condition with only a paint chip or two. There aren't many of these around and even fewer in this good a condition. It performs well, has five tubes and operates on AC line or battery. The battery is Eveready #753 or equivalent. These are no longer available so unless a special battery pack is fabricated from current products, quite possible, it will be limited to plug-in use. 12"W x 10"H x 6"D, weight about seven pounds. $65.00. (0101015)
Arvin 254T (1949). Here is a beautifully swirled chocolate brown Bakelite Arvin. It kinda has a Mercedes-Benz dial design. This Arvin has been gone over electronically and plays like a champ! The five tubes check out strong and I have added a new power cord. There is a tube layout on the bottom in so-so shape along with the one on the back. Also, this Arvin has an external antenna for greater sensitivity and long distance pick up. Another 10+ on the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" The inside is clean, too. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $165.00. (0051270)
Arvin 2581 (1958). Wonderfully Eames inspired! This glossy unpainted ivory Styrene cabinet is without cracks or chips. The neat inset linear pattern charcoal "split grille" is excellent without any missing/flaking paint. Control knobs are excellent, showing minimal wear to the numerals/lettering. The raised logo is perfect. The four tube AM only chassis plays well with its extended wire antenna. Comes with the original hard board back with printed tube layout. Add this very "atomic age" radio to your collection or decor! 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 4"D. $240.00. (0025180)
Arvin 440T (1950). White metal case with a few flea bites and no back, Radio plays well. $75.00. (0095011)
Arvin 440T (1950). Beautiful brown Metal Midget. Four tube AM only with no nicks or chips to this original finish. Nice sound across the entire dial. Recapped, with a new power cord. 8-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $150.00. (0039112)
Arvin 442 (1948). The metal midget shown here exhibits its original black paint, and carries the original long wire antenna. It has been electrically restored and carefully aligned to bring in stations up and down the dial (no simple feat with this minimal four tube circuit). The dial foil is in excellent shape, with no tears and few dings and creases, and overall the radio is a gem! $125.00. (0061073)
Arvin 451-TL (1950). Here's a painted Bakelite Arvin table radio in rare peach color. Original paint is 90% with some minor nicks and scratches. No cracks or chips in cabinet. Original back, bottom label, knobs, etc. Thick Lucite dial ring with mirrored backing lights up when on giving a cool 3-D effect. When tested, it played loud and clear. Excellent original! 11"W x 6-1/2"H x 5"D. $299.00. (0027273)
Arvin 524 Metal Radio. A nice little medal radio with All American Five tubes. Most of the medal radios I know of, have only four tubes. Plays well; case is the original brown color and has only a couple of chips of missing paint. $95.00. (0004179)
Arvin 544. Five tube, BCB only. New caps and other components as needed. Bakelite cabinet has been repaired and repainted. Works great, with good sound and reception. $85.00. (0048116)
Arvin 544 (1946). Painted Bakelite. This is a Deco style radio, repainted several years ago. Has couple of very small paint chips. Color rendition a bit deceiving in photos; it is a light creamy color, like front view. Knobs are not original. It has been electronically restored and bench tested for at least eight hours. It has five tubes and performs well, good tone. Send me your questions for more info. Shipping additional (your shipper choice), or will ship anywhere in contiguous 48 states for $25, my shipper choice. 9-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. $65.00. (0101022)
Arvin 544R. Five tube, BCB only. Filter caps and other components as needed. Performs great for such a small set. One crack in cabinet (very tight); all I did was super glue it. One crack in dial cover (very small). Dial cover would be replaced on request for $15. Set did not have original loop antenna; a replacement was found and installed. The set sounds good and looks good. $125.00. (0048069)
Arvin 55R58 Clock Radio. Retro clock radio, Not sure of the year but looks about late 50s early 60s. Very sharp looking, silver metal grille and silver and gold trim, beige case with simulated wood. Everything works well. $39.50. (0002545)
Arvin 602A (1939). The distinctive design of the "arch top" makes it unique & coveted by collectors. The glossy mottled brown/black Bakelite cabinet/handle/knobs are without cracks or chips. The original lighted dial scale, pointer and amber tinted dial cover are excellent as well. Sitting behind wraparound grille bars is gold threaded replacement grille cloth. A six tube AM only chassis plays well & includes a center tone control knob. Comes with a nice original hard board back. An eye catching centerpiece for any collection or decor! 11"W x 8"H x 6"D. $325.00. (0025172)
Arvin 622A (1941). Wow, what a beauty! This is an absolutely mint and incredibly unique styled 622A which denotes that it is also ivory in color! And, yes, it is original factory paint! It plays just as fine as it looks with new capacitors and resistors all checked for tolerance. It's been tuned and aligned and has nice fidelity. It's all original from the paint to dial cover, dial and grille cloth. The tube layout on the bottom is in great shape, too! Another 10+ on the Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $200.00. (0051251)
Arvin 644. SALE! Six tube superhet BCB only. Eye-catching Bakelite cabinet has nice luster, one rod broken in the back is hardly noticable. The set has all new electrolytic caps, paper caps have been replaced, new old style grille cloth added. Very good performance with the added RF stage. Great audio, full tone control, large speaker, low hum due to a filter choke. Was $125.00, now $90.00. (0048151)
Arvin 751-TM (1951). This AM band model features a sturdy mahogany wood case and an unusually large dial pointer. The speaker is newly reconed and the circuitry fuse protected. There is even an input feature for the phonograph on this model. Email for further details. $139.00. (0065015)
Arvin 840T (1954). Metal set in original green. Missing two tubes, sold as is. $40.00. (0037077)
Arvin 842T (1954). Metal Midget four tube set. Electronically restored, this radio is working very well and has no dents or any bad scratches, just a few very tiny chips and part of the Arvin logo is missing. $52.00. (0002644)
Arvin 842T Metal (1954). Midget metal set with four tubes. Repainted with original color and has no chips, scratches or dents. Knobs and Arvin logo are original and in perfect condition. Has protective back cover. Filter and paper capacitors replaced and tubes test good. Plays well with good sensitivity and audio for a midget four tube radio. Cute gift item or addition to your collection. $85.00. (0044034)
Arvin 950T (1955). Sharp angular Eames era cabinet is without cracks/chips! Though this glossy Bakelite cabinet appears jet black under all but the most intense direct light, it is actually a dark chocolate brown with subtle black swirling. The unpainted tan control knobs are excellent. The gold patterned foil center of the tuning dial is perfect! The station numerals & distinctive Arvin logo are crisp & complete! They sit nicely on a checkerboard cutout grille. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with the original Masonite back in great condition. 10"W x 6"H x 5"D. Very cool!! $275.00. (0025149)
Arvin Radio 441T (1944). Here is a type of radio, which never seems to have survived. These radios were for young children... like you and me. They were inexpensive and when broken or outgrown, were thrown away. It is for this reason, to find one 70-plus years later, the memory is a treat. This radio is for those who remember Hop-Along Cassidy, the Lone Ranger, and Sky King. Remember moving around those rabbit ear antennas, to see that grainy black and white television? Life was much simpler then! I left this set in the original condition with no cosmetic restoration. The radio has thoroughly been electronically restored, and will play well for many years. This set will impress you with a big sound and a terrific hot chassis. Please study the overall condition and especially the foil front. You can note this is the scarcer factory painted red model and the better front in great shape. 8-1/2"W x 6"H x 5"D. $499.99. (0096312)
Arvin, RCP, RCA Manuals. Arvin Radio Diagrams 1941 by Beitman (copy) 32 pages, $4.00. RCP Signal Generator model 730 Titled "Getting The Most From The RCP Signal Generator Model 730;" This 9 page instruction booklet is also used for model # 8073; copy, $3.75. 1964 RCA Senior Voltohmyst Manual, Type WV-98C Specifications, Operation, Applications and Maintance; 29 pages with Schematics & Illustrations, original, $10.00. (0302042)
Atwater Kent 185 Tombstone (1934). This is a perfect example of mid thirties Art Deco styling with its skyscraper style design. The radio is completely reconditioned electronically and my guarantee applies. It plays loud and clear. Cabinet was professionally refinished by Stan Renna who does an excellent job. Needs an external antenna as most all radios this vintage do. Quite heavy for its size, packed will be 21 pounds. 15"H x 12"W x 7-1/2"D. $350.00. (0100034)
Atwater Kent 206 Tombstone (1934). You are looking at a classic. Long known for the fine engineering and cabinet making, Atwater Kent radios were the best of the best. This is a perfect example of the reputation. This is a broadcast and shortwave dual band receiver. The radio is in good shape for the age, and retains the factory finish, speaker cloth, and knobs. On the balance, it is very nice for its 75+ years. My technician has given this radio all of the needed attentions, and with the new filters, caps, and tubes, finished with a reproduction silk cord and Bakelite plug. The radio plays as new! I noted as I always retest these sets, what a strong and hot chassis this particular radio has and the condition, as clean as any chassis of this age you will ever see. This is a nice sized table radio. This is one of the most pictured and cherished radios of this era, now it can be yours! 18"H x 14"W x 10"D. $549.99. (0096296)
Atwater Kent 337 Tombstone (1935). Many radio collectors are great fans of Atwater Kent. I am one of them, for the exceptional quality they insisted on, inside and out. This is one of the larger and more ornate of the tombstones that they made, and a handsome radio. The finish is choice, as well as every other part, with the exception of a replacement silk cord with a reproduction Bakelite plug. The electronics inside have been fully serviced and the operation is assured for years to come. The radio is a two-band radio and employs seven tubes. The finish is outstanding, and with the very fine distinctive toning lacquers, they employed. Look at the wonderful stepped sides, and the fine veneers! This is a taller radio than most at 18-1/2"H x 15"W x 10-1/2"D. Everything speaks of the quality and reliability of owning an Atwater Kent. $459.99. (0096269)
Atwater Kent 356 Tombstone (1935). This stunning tombstone represents the best in AK styling. The dial cover is a correct replacement, but otherwise this set is all original. This tombstone is certainly among the best examples you will ever find. The 356 is rather difficult to find and rarely seen in this condition. The chassis is super clean and complete. It has been serviced and plays well. 18-1/2"H x 13-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. $599.99. (0026396)
Atwater Kent 44 (1928). Non working radio with no tubes; speaker not included. Atwater Kent went out of business in 1936, which makes any AK radio in ANY condition a prized collectible. So don't miss out on owning this piece of history! Shipping approx. $35. $100.00. (0074001)
Atwater Kent 545 Tombstone (1934). Atwater Kent was one of the very best makers of this era. They had a fine reputation for the extreme care in the engineering and cabinet making. This radio is a terrific example of their fine talents. The condition of this radio is extremely fine as well, so you are looking at a particularly nice set. Everything looks to be factory original, including the power cord and plug, still acceptable and supple after all of these years. My technician has replaced the filters and caps. The radio is a solidly good sounding set! 17-1/2"H x 13"W x 8"D. $399.99. (0096320)
Atwater Kent 627 Cathedral . Dare to compare and I think you'll agree this may very well be the best original example of a 627 you will find anywhere on the net. Handling 1,000's of radios over the years, I can honestly say this is in the top three of all the AK cathedrals I have seen. Other than the replacement of tubes and exposed wiring this radio is entirely original. The cabinet shows only very minor wear. I was astonished to find that the original grille cloth shows no discoloration behind the grille bars. That tells me that this set has had little exposure to light. The components of the chassis just shine. In addition the set has been serviced and plays well. It will be a joy to own and display. 19"H x 14-1/2"W x 9-1/2"D. $999.99. (0026397)
Atwater Kent 70 (1930) Lowboy. Classic lowboy radio with marbled tiger-eye wood panels in front and nice, deep grooved woodwork. Excellent wood and finish. Lighted dial. Speaker and electronics thoroughly checked and adjusted for strong reception on short indoor antenna. Tuned radio frequency circuit, seven tubes, 117volts AC, BC, 39"H x 25"W x 16"D. $200.00. (0036080)
Atwater Kent 725 Tombstone (1936). AM Broadcast with Short Wave. This fine tombstone has great style, and the very solid all original case is in excellent condition. Check out the unusual dial. The electronics have been tested and all worn parts have been replaced with new and it is working perfectly. $325.00. (0002599)
Atwater Kent 82 Cathedral (1932). There was no finer maker of radios in the 1920s-30s than Atwater Kent. They insisted on the highest caliber of technology and finest artistry in cabinet making. You are looking at one of the scarcest and most desired models. This seven-tube beauty was a fine early super-het receiver. The reception along with the sheer beauty made a real statement for all time. This is an investment quality set, with all original finish, speaker cloth, and knobs. The restoration efforts of my technician mirror the highest expectations of the most exacting collector. You will see in my photos, the immaculate chassis. His efforts included replacing all of the filters and caps with the finest available replacements. The tuner was aligned for accuracy, and a new silk/cotton power cord was added with a new Bakelite plug, for decades of safety. If you are a sophisticated collector, or wanting a sterling gift for that special collector, you can buy none better! 20"H x 15-1/2"W x 10-1/2"D. $999.99. (0096322)
Atwater Kent 856 Tombstone (1935). This is one of the scarcer A-K tombstone numbers, you will ever see. The radio looks a lot like a model 456, but it has a six-tube chassis that plays dual bands. The radio has all of the distinctive A-K styling and quality. The set has received the entire fine and though restoration that my technician can offer. All of the filters and caps are replaced with the very best current replacements The set plays as good as new, on the fine reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug. The radio is a remarkable example for a seventy plus year old example. A-K made some of the finest radios of this era, and this is a fine example of the quality. 19"H x 14"W x 10"D. $499.99. (0096287)
Atwater Kent Original Sales Brochure 1924-25. This is an original sales brochure in great condition. It covers models 10, 20, 21, 24, 1600 R2 Pooley radios. Plus Models K, H, L, and M speakers along with the phono attachment. All with the prices of each item. Just a nice addition to Atwater Kent collectors. Folded dimensions 3" x 6". $40.00. (0098052)
Automatic 105. Five tube BCB only. Solid wood cabinet with stylistic gold airplane dial face. Serviced with new electronic components as needed. Fine performance for a small set. $150.00. (0048185)

B&K Color Generator Manual. Complete operating instructions. $12.50. (0302107)
Ballantine 300A Voltmeter Manual. AC Electronic Voltmeter Manual. Operating instructions, schematics and servicing. Original. $5.50. (0302108)
Ballantine's Scotch Whisky Bottle Radio. This is a neat transistorized novelty radio I bought several years ago. It works great, is AM Broadcast Band only. Volume control and on/off switch is the top of cap, tuning under that. Nice Christmas gift for that special person! Shipping by Priority Mail is $8.00 in CONUS. International buyers please contact me for shipping cost. $85.00. (0103040)
Barbie Boombox AM/FM Radio & CD Player. Here is a wonderful nostalgic (late 50s early 60s) style "Barbie" AM/FM radio with a full function CD player, stereo speaker, battery powered, carry handle. New with warrantee. Gift boxed. Approx. 13-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $59.00. (0202026)
Barrel Radio (Japan). Very well made Barrel radio, looks like the old tube type version but its littler cousin. Only ID is all transistor AM on the radio itself and paper ID label inside says serial number and "Barrel shaped radio" with schematic, well made, probably from the late 60s, takes 4 penlight AA batteries, Virtually unused, only expected tarnishing of brass rings, actually adds to the look. works, approx 6" long and 3" high. radio made of heavy plastic. With original manual. $49.95. (0008050)
BCB DX Loop Antenna. Total height 40", width 25". Made from solid teak wood with walnut trim. Knob of bubinga wood. Counter weight of hardrock maple (butcher block). Antenna consists of two windings of Litz wire. One is the primary loop antenna, the othe is a two tun loose coupling to attach to a set that already has a loop. A two section variable cap allows tuning of the whole BCB. Different configurations allowable by interchanging the alligator clips. Antenna is great for BCB DX, tuning is sharp, directionality is strong. Can be made in wood of your choice--teak, bubinga, birdseye maple, or other exotics. Teak antenna as seen is $175.00. (0048153)
Beauty B-632. This beautiful tiny short wave radio operates on two AA batteries (not included). It has AM/FM and six shortwave bands (eight bands total). It brings the entire world! It is an excellent receiver, very sensitive, we have listened on it, to as far as Australia! It is so small, you may carry it in your shirt pocket or in a ladies bag. Our Complete Special price including packing, shipping and insurance within USA is only $25.00. (0055104)
Beer Can Novelty Radios. Here is a pair of Budweiser and Coors beer can radios. Radios are in good shape and play. Price for the pair, $45.00. (0037097)
Bell 2199B Amplifier. Tube amplifier. Really powerful with no background hum. A nice clean unit with excellent controls that performs well!! $250.00. (0038129)
Bell Carillon Amp. Six tube 35 watt monoblock P/A amp with two 6L6GCs, three 12AX7s and 12AV6. Rebuilt with new capacitors and fresh tubes. Very powerful with excellent treble and bass response. Nice clean case and chassis. $195.00. (0038029)
Belmont 41A Cathedral (1932). This set is one of the prettiest little Cathedral sets I have seen. This set has its original finish, in good condition, we just brightened it up a little. The chassis looks as good as the cabinet itself; lots of detailing went into this set to make it a prize winner. The chassis has been electronically restored as well, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This radio is fairly scarce, and this one is a fine example. This set will set off any room or collection anywhere. 13"H x 11"W x 8"D. $399.00. (0062144)
Belmont 5D128 (1946). This little Belmont is as Deco as they come and is a personal favorite of mine. It has its original paint and decal; it also has its original back which is rare. The cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks or chips, and the dial and dial lens are perfect. The chassis is clean and has been serviced. I listen to this radio often, as it has great reception, above average in fact. This is one of Belmont's most collectable and valuable sets, and it's rare to find one in this condition. A great addition to the best of radio collections. 11"w x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $299.00. (0062062)
Belmont 6D111 (1946). This is the Belmont "Streamliner." It is one the most prized iconic Art Deco radios out there. This particular set has been completely restored by Thirdbayradios.com. A great deal of care and time went into this radio restoring it back to its glory. This model is always a looker and this particular one is no exception. For more info and pictures of this radio, click here. We accept Paypal and Credit Cards. Includes warranty. $250.00. (0099010)
Bendix 526E. "Waterfall" radio with freshly rebuilt chassis. Very good back and bottom label. A truly stunning set with original finish!! $150.00. (0038123)
Bendix 626C (1947). From the "machine age," this walnut Bakelite radio looks and sounds great. It features an upper front slide rule dial, the famous Bendix dial glass, lower verticle louvers, three original caramel knobs and a rear hand-hold. Recapped; plays like a new one. There is a damaged area on the rear left side that has been repaired (it was damaged when it was shipped to me). Still a great radio! Price reflects repaired damage; a great buy! 12-1/2"W x 8"H x 8"D. $60.00. (0034073)
Bendix 636D (1947). Unusual post-war set, with an interesting blonde finish, original knobs, a unique metal grille, and a nice, crisp dial. This six-tube BC radio has received all new capacitors and tubes and is a strong performer. Rebuilt by the original owner, the cabinet is very sound, but is slightly off-square. Despite this, the set displays beautifully. Original instruction booklet included. $155.00. (0021019)
Bendix 753M Clock/Radio (1953). SOLD! Bendix Aviation Corporation made this pretty mahogany Clock/AM Radio in 1953. You can tell the quality of this piece just by listening to the clock. Absolutely no sound and works just like it did new. The radio part is a five miniature tube AM radio with an internal antenna and 4" speaker. It plays well. The cabinet was refinished with lacquer to bring out the beautiful mahogany wood and the radio was electronically restored. There is also an extra electrical socket in the back. $110.00. (0004220)
Bendix Aviation Corporation 0526A (1946). Beautiful one-piece Bakelite cabinet is damage free except for a tiny nick on the leftmost grille bar. Features nice deco case lines with a naturally lustrous finish, original butterscotch swirled-plastic knobs. Original back-painted celluloid dial has a small hairline on right. High quality, vertically mounted Bendix chassis. Excellent player, nice sound. 10-1/2"H x 7"D x 7"W. $240.00. (0027266)
Bendix Aviation Corporation 111 (1949). Gorgeous one-piece Bakelite cabinet is in pristine condition with strong machine-age design influences. Large all-metal dial surround adds a striking feature to this already handsome set. No chips or cracks. Beautiful walnut Bakelite with of tons natural sheen. Top quality, vertically mounted Bendix chassis played well when tested, with no hum. Original swirled plastic knobs. 10-1/2"H x 6-1/2"W x 7"H. $275.00. (0027281)
Benrus 10B01 Clock Radio (1955). Gold brass clock radio keeps good time and radio works great. Good condition. $65.00. (0037038)
Betty Boop Radio Collectible Tin Sign. This sign has brilliant colors and is made of heavy gauge metal with smooth edges and a rich matte finish; colors are crisp and clear. Signs have a small hole in each corner for easy hanging. About 16-3/4" x 13". $15.95. (0002490)
Blaupunkt Nizza (1955). Radio built in 1955 is still working; few minor damaged spots on the wooden case. Six AM circuits: broadcast, Long Wave, Short Wave plus FM. Two loudspeakers; 580mm x 385mm x 270mm / 22.8"W x 15.2"H x 10.6"D. $300.00. (0063001)
Blaupunkt Sultan 22200 (1962). A nice Sultan. The cabinet has some defects but still looks very good. It has three speakers and four bands. AM 550-1600, FM 88-104, SW 16-50m and LW 150-350. It features a on/off ferrite antenna switch and broadband tuning for SW. Tone controls are hi-fi, solo, sonor and a tone control behind the volume knob. It has excellent sound on all bands. 20"W x 12"H x 8-1/2"D. $165.00. (0088070)
Bogen CHB35A Challenger Tube Amp. Has two 7868 and one each 12AX7, 6C4 and 6EU7. Has very clean and powerful output. Modified with a auxiliary cooling fan for extra cooling and reliability. $195.00. (0038026)
Bogen MBA-15 Amp. Solid state 60 watt amp. Very clean sound. Enough power to rattle your bones at volume setting #2 of 10. Very nice cosmetic condition. $70.00. (0038023)
Bonzo Pup with Radio. No markings. $100.00. (0106069)
Book - Operating Manual. Sabtronics 2000 Digital MultiMeter, Assembly & Operating manual. $14.00. (0302167)
Book: "The Story of a Collector" By Wim Meter, Meter Studio. 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. $22.00. (0002507)
Book: Antique Radios Restoration and Price Guide. By David & Betty Johnson. Shows slight use, 1982. Large paperback, 99-page reference illustrated with photos and diagrams, learn about restoring radios from an expert. Clean inside and out with no significant flaws. $9.00. (0302151)
Book: Collectors Guide To Antique Radios, 7th. Edition (2008). By John Slusser & The Staff of Radio Daze. This is the NEW 7th Edition. There are 317 pages of beautiful full color photos listing hundreds of radio descriptions, identification and values. Discount priced! $19.95. (0302183)
Book: Collectors Guide to Transistor Radios by Marty & Sue Bunis (1949). Identification, values and great photos of hundreds of early transistor radios. This sells new for $49 but this very good condition, used book with 254 pages just $24.95. (0302175)
Book: Electronics Buyers Guide (1969). Published by McGraw-Hill. 1400 Pages of thousands of electronic parts with photos and information. $7.50. (0302049)
Book: Hickok TV-7 Operating Instructions & Tube Data. Tube Tester Setup. Professionally done Large 8-1/2" x 11" copies of this manual have heavy clear plastic soil protective cover, spiral bound and heavy duty back cover. $17.50. (0302156)
Book: Modern Electronic Troubleshooting. Using Up-To-Date Test Instruments and Advanced Servicing Techniques. 1968, hard cover, 256 pages. $19.50. (0302133)
Book: Notes on Amateur Radio Design. By James Willen, 1938. The cover is missing on this book but it has some great content, packed full of projects for the Amateur Radio experimenter. $7.00. (0302084)
Book: Old Time Radios Restoration & Repair. Presents the history, theory, and practical operation behind old-time home, auto, amateur, shortwave, and CB radio sets, providing the detailed instructions and schematics needed to repair or rebuild them. Includes a complete classic radio troubleshooting course, a capacitor/resistor color code chart for identifying radio parts, and vacuum tube pin-out diagrams that are often absent from schematics. New. $24.00. (0302079)
Book: Radio Amateur's Handbook (1958). 35th Edition. This book is in fair condition. I didn't see any writing or tears as I paged through. $9.00. (0302032)
Book: Radio Collectors Guide. By Morgan McMahon. 1974 edition. Covering radios from 1921 to 1932, Lists Age Guide- Cross Reference listing manufacturers the year manufactured, model numbers & name of radio, price sold for, style of set, and circuit stages. 264 pages. Some loose pages, no tears, good cover. $8.75. (0302092)
Book: Radio Handbook (1942). 9th Edition 1942, 2nd printing. Hard cover, cover is a little faded but otherwise in very good condition. $12.50. (0302078)
Book: Radio Handbook (1972). 19th edition. First printing by William Orr W6SAI. Published by Howard Sams. Hard cover. 974 pages with many interesting projects, photos and schematics. Written in an easy to understand manner. $26.00. (0302063)
Book: Radio Operating Questions & Answers. By Horning and McKenzie, 1964, hardback, 598 pages. $12.50. (0302137)
Book: Radio Set Socket Layout Guide. 1921 to 1935. Very helpful. By RCA., Like new. $15.00. (0302155)
Book: Radiotron Designer's Handbook. By RCA, 1945 third edition. This handbook has been prepared especially for the radio set designer, but found invaluable to radio engineers, experimenters and service technicians. Hardback book in like new condition, 352 pages. $25.00. (0302158)
Book: Simplicity of Radio. The Blue Book of Radio by Powel Crosley, 1926. This is a copy in good condition. Powel Crosley was born in 1886 in Cincinnati, Ohio and died in 1961. Some of his inventions changed our lives: the first auto radio, first push-button radio, first soap opera, a major radio broadcast network, and other items such as the first fax machine, shelves in refrigerator doors, and many others. Here he writes knowledgeably about early radios, with their rheostats and vacuum tubes and condensers. $5.00. (0302121)
Book: Understanding Broadcasting (1982). 2nd edition. By Eugene Foster. 526 pages, very nice condition. $24.50. (0302051)
Book: Wiley Series In Electronic Engineering Technology. Antennas, By L.V. Blake 1966. Hard Cover, Excellent condition. $45.00. (0302072)
Booklet: Sylvania Handy General Reference. Booklet with general information and hints on the subject of car radios of that period. Published in 1933 and deals with auto radios from 1929 to 1933. Good condition. 6"H x 4-1/2"W. $15.00. (0094010)
Books - Loudspeakers. Loudspeakers, Sound Distribution & Noise Measurement in Speaker Systems, Sound Systems for Music Reproduction. All six highly informative books for $27.50. (0302166)
Books from Gernsback Library. Some of the books pictured have been sold. Those remaining for sale are Color TV Repair by M. Clifford, $5.00; Practical Auto Radio Service & Installation by J. Greenfield, $7.00; New Shortcut To TV Servicing No 2 by L.C. Lane, $5.00; TV Trouble Analysis by H.M. Leaf, $5.00; Industrial Electronics Made Easy by Jaski, $7.50. (0302138)
Books From Gernsback Library Set 2. Some of the books pictured have been sold. Those remaining for sale are Generators By Middleton 1955, Servicing Record Changers By Mileaf 1956, TV It's A Cinch By Aisberg 1957, Servicing Color TV By Middleton 1957, Rapid TV Repair By Heath 1956. Price for each book, $5.00. (0302140)
Books: Antique Radio Classified Magazines. All are unmarked and carefully used. 1990-Sept. thru December $5.50, 1994-Oct. $1.50, 1995-July $1.50, 1996- Feb. March, May $5.00, 1997-Jan. thru July $9.00, 1998-Sept, Nov., Dec. $5.50, 1999-ALL $14.00, 2000-Aug. thru Dec. $7.00, 2003-Dec. $1.50, 2004-Jan. $1.50, 2006 11 Issues-Jan. thru April and June thru Dec. $10.00, 2007-ALL $12.00. (0302184)
Bravour 3010 Multiband Portable. Transistor portable, about mid 60s I would guess, because of its tan leather covered case and handle. It's in pretty nice condition on the front and sides; the back has a few small scuff marks, but overall it makes a nice presentation. It works very well on its original 9V battery. This nice radio is from Denmark. $79.00. (0002318)
Bremer-Tulley Console (model unknown). Late 1930s. Neat columns in front! Good wood, small upper front veneer patch missing, good finish, small scratches. Type 47 tube missing, transformer loose, tear in speaker grille. 44"H x 25"W x 13"D. $250.00. (0136005)
Bruns Prominent 204 (1973). This rare 220v transistors wood cabinet stern-radio have LW, MW, KW and UKW bands and play good in UKW with no antenna! Is in very good shape and a very nice add to your radio transistor collection! 19.68"W x 5.90"H x 5.90"D (50 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm). $94.50. (0075001)
Bugs Bunny AM/FM/Cassette Portable. Bugs Bunny AM/FM Stereo Radio with Cassette Player/Recorder. Made by Toshiba. This is Brand New and Gift Boxed with owner, operating manual. $44.50. (0002583)
Bulova 100 (1957). Here is another very famous and nice looking clock/radio, in a very good working condition. It was recapped, it also has a small hairline on the scale, see the picture. Otherwise looks and acts beautiful, The radio is now 51 years old! A great collectible! S&H will be $21.00 within USA. Special price is $65.00. (0055108)
Bulova 100 (1957). Only sold by Bulova through jewelry stores, this model clock radio was available for just one year! Great asymmetrical geometry in thick glossy crack/chip free ivory Plaskon! The clock face houses the dial scale and both sit behind a thick clear Lucite cover. All lettering/numerals are crisp and complete. A wonderful reverse gold painted Lucite grille and trim add to the look. The nice gold clock control knobs are original as are the amber/tan radio knobs at each end of the cabinet. Both the clock & the five tube AM only chassis work well. Comes with an excellent original hard board back with tube layout. As a bonus, on the back there's a 120v outlet to plug in a coffee maker! A nice set for collection or decor! 12"W x 6"H x 6"D. $195.00. (0025175)
Bulova 300. Table radio. Great Look! White with the gold speaker grille. This radio has been completely restored electrically and belts out a song. It is in excellent condition electrically and cosmetically. $159.00. (0087006)
Bulova 350 (1957). This beautiful pink and white radio was made by the famous watch company. It was completely recapped. Even the ON/OFF and potentiometer switch has been replaced. The radio plays good and looks terrific. It has five miniature tubes, two knobs. It is one of a kind radio very rare and difficult to obtain today. S&H is $15.00 and the special price is $40.00. (0055141)
Burns Pylon Speaker. Black speaker with good driver. Has two real small hairline cracks which are hard to see. $385.00. (0006219)
Burns Pyralin Bell Speaker. Made by Chicago Electric Co. Small crack has been successfully repaired. Driver works. A beauty for use or display. More photos available on request. $625.00. (0006193)

C.R.C. Radio. This tiny four tube set is in excellent condition and fully restored. I love the cathedral shaped design in the grille. The knobs are original and the new grille cloth is an exact match. The chassis has been serviced and the radio plays well. The company made very few radios and there is no reference to this one. Measures only 8-1/2"W x 7"H x 5"D. $149.95. (0026320)
Califone 1430K School Style Four Speed Record Player. Plays 16-2/3, 33-1/3, 45 and 78 RPM records. This is a stand alone/self contained record player with its own amplifier & speaker. It has an external speaker jack to connect an additional loud speaker. The cartridge system stylus is compatible with all stereo record/albums. The portable case has spring loaded support feet for noise reduction. Shows very little wear, in excellent working condition. With operating instructions. $159.50. (0002655)
Campbell's Tomato Soup Transistor Radio. Complete with original box. Radio and box are in excellent condition and the radio plays well. This would be a great addition to your collection of novelty radios. $40.00. (0095034)
Candlestick Phone Radio. SOLD! One of the most innovative novelty designs I've seen. The receiver hook is the on/off switch with the speaker in the receiver. The mouthpiece is rotated for volume and the tuning is via the dial. It is in like new condition and works well. Made in Korea for Radio Shack. 9"H x 4" base diameter. $29.95. (0026366)
Candy Box. Cardboard box looks like a battery radio. $55.00. (0106049)
Candy Dish. Glass radio-shaped candy dish. $250.00. (0106058)
Capitol Records 736 (1959). OK, get out those old 60s records you could never throw away and hear then play again! This is a cabinet-mounted, three component hi-fi entertainment center: turntable, DeWald tuner and built in speakers. Typically seen in many homes of this period. AM, FM, Phono (16, 33, 45, 78 RPM). Needs some finish restoration and turntable and electronics restoration. You do or I can do for a reasonable sum. 117 VAC only. 33"W x 25"H x 18"D. $75.00. (0136022)
Captain Midnight Decoder Whistle (1947). $75.00. (0106023)
Captain Midnight Ring (1942). Sliding compartment. $115.00. (0106018)
Captain Midnight Spinner Medal (1940). $30.00. (0106019)
Car Radio - 1967 Chevrolet Impala, Caprice, Bel-Air. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all the tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 986846. No rust clean as new. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. Knobs are included. $14.90 shipping. $130.00. (0083002)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevelle, El-Camino, GMC Sprint. This radio is in excellent condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. The volume control, tone control and tuner pushbutton assembly have been cleaned and lubed. This is a one year only radio and only fits the afore mentioned applications. Radio has two very small specks in the dial and otherwise just about perfect. No knobs are offered for this radio. These radios are becoming increasingly hard to find. Model number 7303131. $14.90 shipping. $145.00. (0083004)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 7302451. No rust and very clean. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. The black tape on top of the radio is installed during assembly to prevent dust and moisture build-up on Delco radios of this vintage, it has been replaced with a like piece of tape. No knobs are offered. $14.90 shipping. $130.00. (0083003)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevrolet Impala, Caprice, Bel-Air. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 7303311. No rust and very clean. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. The black tape on top of the radio was installed at the assembly line to prevent dust and moisture build up on Delco radios of this vintage; it has been replaced with a like piece of tape. No knobs are offered with this radio. $14.90 shipping. $125.00. (0083001)
Cathedral Radio Music Box (1985). All solid wood Cathedral Radio Music Box. This is in real fine condition, well made and works very well. Plays "Happy Days Are Here Again." Made in Taiwan by Enesco. 7-1/4"H x 6"W x 3-1/4"D. $20.00. (0202073)
CD Guides. Sams Compact Disc Troubleshooting & Repair. by Neil Heller & Thomas Bentz, 1988. $14.00. Technical Training Manual- CD Player & Home Amplifier-Troubleshooting Guide. by Thompson Consumer Electronics. 1994. $18.00. (0302112)
Century Manual. Century Fast-Check Tube Tester Tube Chart, $7.00. (0302068)
Century Radio Products Unknown Model (1934). SALE! Century Radio was a smaller factory in Chicago. They made mostly private label sets for the Chicago retail giants like Sears and Montgomery Wards. You see in the 1920s-30s a tremendous amount of business was done by catalogue sales, which like our internet selling today, could deliver a world's product to every home in America. Rural and small town America would look forward to the latest offerings and a new catalogue was a much-anticipated event. Thus became the need for contract makers of radios to fill this demand. Century was just such a company. You can clearly see how much quality was built into the cabinet and the four tube chassis is very stable and clean. The radio lights up and there is plenty of power, so with a little tweak, could be a solid player. Super clean!! Decent in size at 16-1/2"H x 14"W x 9-1/2"D. Was $199.99, now $179.99. (0196032)
Channel Master 6259 (1970s). Good quality Taiwanese-made vintage table radio by Channel Master. It has a nice lighted dial when powered on, AM, FM/AFC and tone control. This radio has very good reception and a rich full sound. It is in very good overall condition showing just light to moderate wear. 12"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $55.00. (0027322)
Chanticleer Sterling. Sterling? Chanticleer?? Five tubes, plus ballast and eyetube. BCB and MW (1300-2400 kc) A strange set unlisted. very similar in circuitry to a Packard-Bell 48 series, right down to the "stationized" dial. The MW band covered the old police band and nautical, but no more. Works well on BCB with an external antenna. Electronically restored with new components, the eyetube is original and usable. The set has a four position band switch: BCB, MW, and three BCB stations electonically tuned and acessable to set from the bottom. There are multiple dial lights to indicate position. The dial face was damaged near the eye tube (see photo) but no calibration is missing. A new eye tube can be added for $25. Good looking cabinet was refinished and a new grille cloth added. $110.00. (0048220)
Charlie McCarthy Game. Radio Party Game; complete with mailing envelope. $65.00. (0106039)
Clago Radio 531 "Mayflower" Cathedral (1931). SOLD! I was floored to find this ultra scarce radio. At first, I confused it with the famed Croydon, but realized the set was a Clago Mayflower! This is s rather special radio. Note the beautiful use of birds-eye maple front and the steeple shaped top. The radio is further embellished with decorative columns of either side of the front of the radio. Seldom will you find a more labor-intensive effort made to a depression era radio. The radio has had a terrific restoration and it plays wonderfully for a "TRF" circuit radio. A very expensive number 245 output tube, to fill a good size room with a high quality sound, powers the radio. My technician has given this radio very special care, to appreciate the beauty and rarity of the set. Enjoy the looks these do not come available very often! 18-1/2"H x 15-3/4"W x 11"D. $499.99. (0096288)
Clapp Eastham Radak R-4 (1924). One-tube set. As found with tube. Not sure if complete. $290.00. (0038018)
Clarion Radio. Five tube BCB only. Has resistance line cord to wrap around your coffee cup to keep it warm. All electrolytic and paper caps replaced. RF/IF aligned. Nice litle set, plays well with ample sound and sensitivity. $85.00. (0048160)
Coca Cola Vending Machine. 1955 style machine in AM/FM version. Has the words "Neat-O" on the front lower corner. Looks good and plays well, included are four AA batteries. Price of this collectible is $50.00. (0095030)
Coca-Cola Cooler Radio (1949). Manufactured by "Point of Purchase Displays." Original paint and knobs. Electronically restored and sounds great. My guarantee applies. Only one small chip out of the back corner of the right side, doesn't show when on display. this radio has been copied in the 70s with an AM/FM/Cassette version but this one is the original tube model, AM only. I believe the chassis was built by Majestic. 13 pounds. $850.00. (0100030)
Collectors Guide To Antique Radios (2005). This is the NEW 6th Edition. It has 320 pages of great color photos listing radio descriptions and values. Discount priced! $19.95. (0002439)
Collins 75S-1 Ham Receiver (1960). I know very little about vintage ham gear, however with just a short wire antenna I was able to pick up nice strong signals on most of the bands with good volume and no hum. This is a very clean unit without modifications and was obtained from the original owner! Cabinet condition is excellent; chassis could use a little detailing. Dial alignment is slightly off but is user correctable and I will include a copy of the original Collins service guide, which documents this process. Comes with its original proprietary power-connector attached to a replacement line cord. $426.00. (0027350)
Collins Amateur Radio Manuals. 75A-3 Receiver, original, $30. 312B-4 and 312B-5 Station Controls, original, $14.00. (0302036)
Collins Manuals. 32S-3 Transmitter, original manual, $32.00. 75S-1 Receiver, original manual, $20.00. (0302037)
Collins Manuals. 70E-8A Permeability Tuned Oscillator, $12. 30S-1 RF Linear Amplifier, instructions and schematics, $14. 75S-1 Receiver, $20.00. (0302035)
Colonial Radio 300 (1933). SALE! I hate to part with this radio. This is an extremely difficult radio to find and to have one of these in this condition, a once in a decade find! The set is such a fine example, with the factory-foiled dials firmly in place, factory speaker cloth and jewel which lights when the set is turned on. The chrome is perfection on the radio, the reflections off it made me think the mirror finish was like glass! This is a modest sized table radio with a very big presence. The cabinet is in good original condition show minor wear for the decades. The radio was completely recapped, and plays great! 10-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 6"D. Was $799.99, now $719.99. (0196047)
Colonial Radio 653 Tombstone (1931). SALE! A fine maker in Buffalo, New York, made this radio. They were a very good make, but not all that well known, as they were a high value and non-commercial brand. Collectors prize the chance to own these sets, as they are very well made radios inside and out. This is a mid-sized set with a terrific presence. The finish appears original and in very fine shape. The radio has only one blemish on the front right foot that is hard to find unless you are looking for it. It is seldom that you find a radio in this condition after 76 years. This five tube, single band radio plays great and retains everything original to the set, straight from the factory. The speaker cloth, knobs power cord, and plug all original! The radio is a very good playing radio, with no work done on it here. 16"H x 12"W x 8"D. Was $199.99, now $179.99. (0196033)
Coloradio CR-52. The Coloradio was originally produced by Crosley in 1951, model D-25. The unique look, full-function analog clock, high-fidelity speaker, nicknamed "Dashboard Radio." Like its namesake this fine replica boasts big-set reception and full rich sound. AM/FM with cassette player. 12-1/2"W x 6"H x 7-1/4"D. $79.95. (0202061)
Comet By Crosley CR220. Once you hear the Comet you'll think you're listening to one of those $500 radios. This great little receiver was designed around the speaker enclosure and sound chamber. The curve of the Comet acts as a funnel to improve bass response. Included are the "Audio Ready" feature allowing you to hook-up your MP3 Player, Walkman, CD Player or Satellite Radio with the included connection kit. Features analog AM/FM, external AM/FM antenna, LED tuning indicator, audio input/output, headphone output, 12 volt jack for use in car or camper. Oak case; 10"W x 5"H x 5-1/4"D. $94.50. (0002493)
Computer Novelty Radio. This neat miniature computer radio works very well. The speaker is a nice size and it sounds surprisingly good and clear. The mouse has two buttons for scanning the FM stations. Made in China by HI-Bunsonic about 1989. 4-1/2" H x 4"W x 5"D. $20.00. (0202059)
Conar 280 Signal Generator Manual. Operating-Maintenance & Instruction Manual, $12.00. (0302162)
Coronado 35RA37-43-8355 (1953). AM table radio. This one is mint green and brown. It's one of many new sets that just arrived. The cabinet is plastic, and in very good shape. Completely repaired price is $45.00. (0064041)
Coronado Radio Corp 74G Cathedral (1933). Seldom seen and always to be appreciated are the radios made by this Minneapolis, MN, maker of fine radios. They did not make a large number of models under their own name, but supplied some of the best radios to Sears under the Silvertone nameplate. This is a full sized "Grand Cathedral." You will be impressed by the decorative use of rep-wood embellishments and the substantial radio with the delicate grille and the beautiful use of American walnut. This early super-het has received the complete restoration that all of my radios get. The radio has all new filters and caps, with every other component checked for the correct factory values. We added a new power cord and plug for your safe operation for the next few decades. My technician is a very exacting fellow, and he raved about the selectivity of this beauty. 18"H x 15-1/2"W x 9-1/4"D. $359.99. (0096340)
Crank Telephone Radio. This transistor radio works quite well. The left bell is the on-off-volume switch and the right bell is the station selector. The crank and ear piece are just for show. $40.00. (0095002)
Crosley "Bandbox". Four tubes. Hard to find this model. Cabinet needs refinished & drive to the tuner needs repair. Instructions enclosed in the lid. $110.00. (0006076)
Crosley 10-138 Replica. New in the original box. AM-FM radio and cassette player. The 10-138 was originally produced by Crosley in 1950 and was named the Color Radio, while others have named it the Dashboard Radio. The truly classic, smooth styling of the radio's design was eye catching then as is this excellent full size replica. The decorator designed cabinet is made of ABS tuff plastic, black with gold escutcheons. $99.95. (0202008)
Crosley 11-102U. This is the very popular Color Radio series, this one being in an original forest green metallic. This is ORIGINAL PAINT; it has the expected small fleabites here and there and a minor scratch top right of rounded front section(less than a quarter inch). Has usual wear on the bottom but of course not seen on display. The knobs have a small line that is smooth, not cracked; may be factory. Almost impossible to find these with perfect paint, but this one far nicer than most. Only selling because of duplication in my private collection. Radio plays perfectly and is all original with no cracks or repairs. Excellent gold lettering and original grille cloth; original back and newer power cord. $295.00. (0008072)
Crosley 148 Cathedral (1931). SALE! Crosley was a fine maker of radios from Cincinnati, Ohio. Their line ranged from the very expensive to a less expensive "workers" priced radio. This is an early "mini" cathedral radio, as these smaller sets usually date a few years later. The condition is very good, as the radio has enjoyed an earlier restoration. The condition of the case is very nice, it might be original, but I think it was a high quality refinish job. The radio plays very well across the AM band and is a plug and play type of set. You will be very pleased with the radio, and it will be a fine addition to your collection. 14"H x 11-1/2"W x 9"D. Was $229.99, now $206.99. (0196014)
Crosley 167 Tombstone (1936). This great looking tombstone is a five tube set with a single band. Looks very nice; the finish is very good and it performs well. It has been electronically restored to last for many more years. $249.50. (0002585)
Crosley 179 "Dual Four" Cathedral (1934). Crosley Radio was proud of this cute little radio. They did not often name a set unless it was special, and when you see this jewel, you will agree that it is. The radio has a very compact form, some call "mini cathedral." The radio has had all of the needed repairs and restorations to provide you years of good service. The radio is a nice sounding set, for the size of the chassis and lower tube count. The radio's good looks are evident, and with a smooth operation, makes this "Dual Four" a radio to own! 12"H x 10"W x 9"D. $229.99. (0096197)
Crosley 515 Tombstone (1935). Another neat little Crosley mini-tombstone that has been refinished and electronically restored for everyday play. The radio features its original field-coil speaker, original grille cloth, and a rust-free chassis! There's good sensitivity on both bands with a short wire antenna, though the short wave goes to 3.5 mhz and serves now only to bring in the x-band stations beyond the 1550 tuning range of the BC band. The four knobs are volume, tuning, band switch and tone switch. $175.00. (0061069)
Crosley 515 Tombstone (1935). Neat little tombstone with original knobs and finish. Replacement grille cloth and new line cord. Radio plays, but volume is scratchy. Takes a little while to warm up. Cabinet is nice and tight. $95.00. (0012111)
Crosley 517-7H (1939). SALE! Here is a fine table radio that has a lot of potential. I bought it to refinish, but time has left it behind. This radio is complete and original. The radio lights up and the mirror backed dial looks great. The radio needs restoration for regular service but I did get a couple of stations. 14"W x 9"H x 8"D. Was $99.99, now $89.99. (0196027)
Crosley 52P Portable (1924). Some loose leatherette and surface rust on closures, otherwise appears complete and in good shape. Tubes included. Headset stored in bottom of battery storage area. $225.00. (0038019)
Crosley 56TD "Duette" (1947). Actually, this Crosley Duette Bakelite radio was manufactured in late '46 for the new model year. Just like cars in the old days! It plays very well and has been gone over with new capacitors added, tube and resistors all checked out. The middle knob is for tone. There is a small, virtually unnoticeable, hairline (see picture) that I have reinforced from the inside with JB Weld and minor wear on the dial. A beautiful Crosley that's solid as a rock! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $100.00. (0051208)
Crosley 58 "Buddy Boy". This beautiful Crosley Repwood set is a rare find. Not many of these show up in this condition and even fewer are operational. The grille cloth and the dial scale are correct replacements. The cabinets were made of a molded material and given a faux finish that looked exactly like wood. The cabinet is all original and among the best you will find. The tuners were made of pot metal. Pot metal deteriorates and makes many of these sets inoperable. The tuner is in excellent condition and works smoothly. The set has been serviced and plays well. You will not be disappointed with this ornate and very collectible Crosley. 16-1/2"W x 15-1/2"H x 9-1/2"D. $799.95. (0026383)
Crosley 58TW (1948). SOLD! This is a nice radio that plays good and has minimal wear. You will note in the picture that there is some wear under the Lucite handle. Actually, I did it with too much polishing and rubbing. It's not from wear and tear over the near 60 odd years. It's been gone over with new capacitors, alignment and the five tubes checked out. No breaks or cracks. The pictures tell the story. I love Crosleys! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $50.00. (0051151)
Crosley 5M3 Mini Tombstone (1934). Here's a fine example of Crosley's "everyman's radio," a Fiver with a GREEN DIAL! Recapped, repaired and aligned, this five tube superhet performs well on a short wire antenna. The speaker has been re-coned to give a nice mellow sound. The grille cloth is original and perfect and the faux-grain finish looks good. $175.00. (0061052)
Crosley 61-AF Tombstone (1934). SALE! Classic lines like a skyscraper, this tombstone offers dramatic good looks! The radio has dramatic veneers and retains an original finish. The set originally had a chrome bezel, which has wilted in its age back to the brass under the plating. I have left this in a natural state, with the graceful aging only adding to the set's good looks. This set lights up and displays good B+, so the balance of restoration should be an easy task. The factory knobs are correct and with a new piece of speaker cloth, it will make a handsome set! Please click on the extra photos, as the sides of the set are as detailed and ornate as the face of the radio. The chassis holds six tubes and the set was designed to play on two bands. 16"H x 14"W x 10"D. Was $179.99, now $161.99. (0196052)
Crosley 66TA. SOLD! Six tubes, BCB and SW (5.8-15 MHz). New filter caps and other components as needed. Works fine on both bands, very sensitive set. Good sound. No cracks or chips on cabinet. $225.00. (0048123)
Crosley 66TA. American Overseas. This is a great sounding set and is rather a large table model at 13"W x 9"H x 7"D. Features heavy duty speaker with great sound. Three bands: Broadcast, Police, Short Wave plus phono/TV. Bakelite cabinet is in great shape. Radio was recapped. $355.00. (0094009)
Crosley 66TW (1946). This radio is all complete and plays well on both AM and Shortwave. It has the factory paint and the radio displays well. $215.00. (0037112)
Crosley 6V2 "Dual Sixty" Cathedral (1934). This two band radio has six tubes, and the big powerful 8" speaker produces that mellow sound you can only receive from these older wooden case tube radios. It is working well after having been electronically restored. There was some veneer work done which may be seen in the link to the additional photos, and still it looks nice. It would be a very fine addition to anyone's radio collection. $199.50. (0002683)
Crosley 6V2 (1934). Known as the "Dual Sixty," this beautiful six tube two bander, sporting two chrome escutcheons, is very sensitive up and down the dial. It produces a very mellow tone with the original 8" Magnavox speaker. The 2nd band, which extends from 1.6 mhz to about 4.3 mhz, is pretty useless nowadays, except for the X-banders at the lower end. The original finish has had some small repairs, then was cleaned and stabilized with a few coats of lacquer. The grille cloth is an exact replacement, and the electronics have been restored and aligned. $275.00. (0061068)
Crosley 9-122W (1948). White AA5 in good condition. There are some minor marks on the finish. This radio has been completely restored electrically. All the tubes are excellent and every capacitor has been replaced. It has been completely cleaned and aligned and plays perfectly. $159.00. (0087008)
Crosley B548A (1939). This is a two-band (AM and 2.4-to-6.5 mc.) Bakelite table radio. The bandswitch is located on the rear of the chasis. Six-tube, push-button, plays and looks great. 11-/4"W x 9-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $225.00. (0039130)
Crosley Band Master. Three-in-One Entertainment Center. Automatic record changer for all three size records, 33-45 & 78 rpm. Stack up to six records at a time and as one drops onto the turntable the automatic tone arm with diamond-stylus needle will drop down and play each of your old favorite recordings as your memory takes you back. Finely crafted all wood and veneer cabinet in Paprika finish. The Entertainment Center also comes with an AM/FM radio, illuminated dial and front loading CD player with programmable 20 track memory, repeat play, stereo sound, headphone jack. 90 Day Limited Warranty. $249.00. (0002400)
Crosley Bandbox Pamphlet. $15.00. (0106025)
Crosley CR-2 Fada Bullet Replica. This radio is in VERY good shape and is probably just a bit smaller than the real thing (about 12"W). A very detailed replica of the Catalin Fada, this one is black with white dial trim, white handle and white knobs and a beautiful round tuning dial! And it even has a cassette tape deck on the side! Very good shape, looks good and everything works too! It has the original back cover with "Limited Edition" serial number. AC powered. $59.00. (0003050)
Crosley CR-47 Reproduction Phonograph. Purchased at local auction. Shows no use, and plays very well. This model is a 45/33 rpm player. Doesn't have a 45 adaptor, must use inserts in records. $105.00. (0038006)
Crosley CR11 with CD Player. Get ready to rock 'n' roll! Gather up and play your oldies CDs on this great reproduction of one of the classic 1940's jukeboxes. It will take you back to those good old days sitting in your favorite diner having a burger and shake. Stereo AM/FM radio with front loading CD player. The song chart lifts to reveal the controls, the colorful side panels light up to add to the nostalgia. Handcrafted wood veneer cabinet. New with 90 day warrantee. 10-1/4"W x 14-1/4"H x 7-3/4"D. $139.50. (0202036)
Crosley CR1201A Jukebox. With iPod(c) Dock. A Jukebox made for today, but this jukebox looks like it's from the 1940s or 50s. This beauty is certified "Made for iPod(c)", docking your Apple MP3 player seamlessly in an easy-to-access top-mounted slot. This icon also features a state-of-the-art ten compact disc changer to play the music of your choice, an AM/FM radio too as well as a full function remote control and a 42-disc storage base. Beautiful Neon lighting, it is equipped with four speakers and four transformers each appropriately thermostatically controlled to keep the internal components cool for hours of endless enjoyment. Each unit is individually checked and tested extensively to meet the highest standards of quality workmanship. We painstakingly wrap, package, and box each jukebox for shipping. Comes with parts and labor warranty included. $2,495.00. (0002690)
Crosley CR249 Keepsake. A Record Transfer System. You can now take your old vinyl albums and convert them to CD in minutes with just a few simple steps. The Keepsake allows you to record in a digital audio format for high quality sound onto the smaller, compact disc. It easily interfaces with the USB port on any computer by utilizing the supplied software suite. But if you still want to enjoy your albums old style, you can also play them on The Keepsake three speed turntable. Preserve your entire music collection with the Keepsake. $149.95. (0002661)
Crosley CR31 Companion. This small but magnificent cathedral style radio is as authentic as any 1930's original. AM/FM radio with analog tuner, electronically assisted dial tuner, external FM antenna, dynamic full range speaker. Comes in Walnut (shown) or Paprika (click on the link to the left to see a Paprika version). 9"W x 10-3/4"H x 5-3/4"D. $49.95. (0202062)
Crosley CR73 Entertainment Center. Crosley has transcended time in their design of this NEW Celebrity three-disc Stereo Entertainment Center. Built for durability, it features a three disc CD changer, analog AM/FM radio, three speed record player and side mounted tape deck all encased in a beautiful hand finished cabinet of your choice of rich Cherry, striking Paprika or Crosley's Classic Oak. 18"W x 11-1/4"H x 12-1/2"D. $199.95. (0002517)
Crosley CR79-CD 4-in-1 Entertainment Center. Combining digital AM/FM radio with a front loading CD player and side cassette player/recorder. Now you can make direct recordings to cassette of your favorite CDs, LP albums, or even those rare and valuable 45 rpm or 78 rpm records. Featuring a Paprika all wood cabinet, Hand woven grille cloth. Multi-functional CD player. Plays 33, 45, & 78 rpm records. Digital AM/FM radio cassette tape player / recorder lets you record from the radio, CD player or phonograph. 22"W x 18"D x 14"H. $249.95. (0202046)
Crosley CR84 "Varsity" Portable Record Player. A reintroduction by Crosley of the original record changer. the Varsity Stack-O-Matic will take you back to the days when listening to your favorite record collection was as easy as stacking them and walking away. Plays 45-33-78 rpm records. Includes six plastic inserts for the 45 rpm records (extra inserts RI30-YE 30 Pack $7.95). Fully automatic tone arm with diamond stylus needle, stereo speakers. Brown tweed. 17-3/4"W x 15"D x 7-3/4"H. $179.95. (0202014)
Crosley CR85 Collegiate "Stack-O-Matic". Remember those days when you could stack your favorite 45s, 33s or 78s on your 50s or 60s record player and walk away until they had all played? You can do that again with this NEW IN THE BOX Crosley "Stack-o-Matic" automatic record changer. The Collegiate features a supple wood grain finish in oak or walnut with black accents laced with mesh chrome grillwork. I will also include two special edition Crosley Collectors Series 45 RPMs - FREE!!! The artists featured are Buddy Holly and Chuck Berry. This offer is valid while supplies last. 17-3/4"W x 15"D x 7-3/4"H. $174.99. (0202044)
Crosley CR86 "Band Master" Radio/Phono/RP-CD Player. Has some wonderful features such as Crosley's very own "Stack-O-Matic" technology allowing you to stack up to six records which will drop them automatically for continuous play. Plays three speeds: 33, 45, 78 rpm. AM/FM radio, illuminated center dial and programmable CD Player with 20 track memory. Please Note: we don't recommend stacking 78's because of their age and thickness. 17-3/4"W x 15"D x 7-3/4"H. $249.95. (0202013)
Crosley E-10R. All original, approximately 1953; it is virtually impossible to find this notorious thin painted radio in this wonderful original condition. Burgundy ruby red, with only the minorest of paint glitches; sorry for the dust in photos but this one has been in storage for years, total chassis restoration as needed (tubes caps etc.) and it plays wonderfully. I find it difficult to part with it but need to find a good home due to recent expensive Catalin radio purchase. $275.00. (0008077)
Crosley E20GN (1953). Works very well with a large range of stations. The cabinet is nearly perfect with a couple of flea bites and two scratches 5/8" & 3/8" long. Apparently in its early life the knobs had gold discs on them but no more. $95.00. (0095023)
Crosley E20MN (1953). This great Crosley radio was completely refurbished, new caps, and some touching up of the case. It plays well and it looks terrific. $25.00 for S&H within Continental USA. The only one we have! 13"W x 9"H x 7"D. The special Attic price is $75.00. (0055106)
Crosley Emerson Patriot / Aristocrat Replica. Collector's Series beautiful replica of the Emerson Patriot and Aristocrat catalin radios of the 1940s! This modern replica is roughly the size of the original radio and plays great with AM and FM bands and a cassette player built in too! Nice radio in very nice shape for your collection! $45.00. (0003072)
Crosley F-25BE Clock Radio. 1950's. With rear appliance outlet. Great for that coffeemaker! This radio plays very nicely, with powerful sound. $49.99. (0064011)
Crosley F-5-TWE Musical Chef (1954). Neat little radio with a kitchen timer on the left (knob isn't original). Completely, electronically restored and sounds great. No cracks or chips but has a few very tiny places of paint loss. All considered it's a fine looking little set. $52.50. (0002465)
Crosley Fiver. With tubes. A real nice set; needs tuned up. Nice cabinet. $250.00. (0006194)
Crosley Fiver "Mirror Dial" Tombstone (1937). This little "Gold Mirror Dial" is a popular and well known set. This paticular example has been restored inside and out. The chassis has been restored replacing the power cord, all capacitors, out of tolerance resistors, and the chassis has been cleaned and detailed to look new again. The cabinet has been refinished in a lacquer finish just as it was originally. The set plays loud and clear on both bands. These are great little sets and will look great in any parlor. 14"H x 12"W x 8"D. $259.00. (0062139)
Crosley Jukebox, FM Radio & 10 CD Player. Are you ready to Rock and Roll? You will be with this stunning Special Edition Jukebox just like those from the 40s and 50s. It has four of those classic and colorful lighted bubbling tubes that you remember on those old Jukes. Solid all wood and veneer cabinet (lower base has a storage drawer for your CDs). Four stereo speakers: two 6-1/2" and & two 5"; external speaker jacks, 100 and 130 watts of power respectively. Remote control. Wt. 100 lb., 54"H x 25"W x 16-1/2"D; shipping $120. CR-12-Ten CD Player $2,495.00. (0002535)
Crosley Pup. With one CeCO Type C tube with good filament. Radio in excellent condition. Label on the bottom. Ready to go. Price includes free shipping in continental USA. $495.00. (0006236)
Crosley Radio 124 "The Playtime" Cathedral (1931). Here is one of the most distinctive and impressive sets made in 1931. The Crosley Company was based in Cincinnati, Ohio and a family based business. This radio was made during the era of large and impressive sets, and many handcrafted and ornate cabinets. These early "grand cathedrals" were made in large cases to offer a full living room sized sound and entertain the entire family. Crosley was especially proud of the models they assigned names and model numbers. This radio in its form was rather flamboyant for the era, and with good reasons. My technician has done a beautiful restoration and the radio plays super! 17-1/2"H x 17-1/2"W x 11"D. $399.99. (0096301)
Crosley Radio 855D Tombstone (1938). SALE! With a dramatic eye to quality and the better end of the market, Crosley Radio introduced the 855. The Cincinnati maker intentionally built this eight tube and three-band radio to compete with the more expensive makers. You can see how nicely they achieved this goal with the ornate dial and the bronze bezel. The condition is super, original finish and playing very well. I think this has seen an earlier restoration, and the sound quality was great! I am sorry that there is a little of bounce from the flash, the cabinet is beautiful and has a great luster. 18"H x 14"W x 10-1/2"D. Was $299.99, now $269.99. (0196030)
Crosley Radio Advertising (1942). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075004)
Crosley Radio New Fiver (1934). SALE! This high Art Deco tombstone shares a very effective and tested chassis with a model 167. This radio designed for display purposes and terrific reception. The radio has fancy veneers and a "sky scraper" look. The condition of the case is fair, with some finish loss, but complete and tight veneers. If you wanted to either dress out the set or refinish it, you would have a super set. Either way, you will find it all there and a simple job. The chassis is a solid playing radio, I believe from an earlier electronic service. The radio is a five tube chassis and with very fine reception. This will make a nice and cost effective addition to your collection. 14"H x 11-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. Was $249.99, now $224.99. (0196023)
Crosley Radio's Explorer 1. Tabletop with exclusive AroundSound system in stereo, three speakers, ported bass. Listen to talk radio and NPR; they're for the asking through the digital AM/FM tuner. And for more choices, add XM* and enjoy over 150 digital radio channels of commercial-free music. Fire up your favorite download? Use the Portable Audio Ready feature or hook up your MP3. All this packed into a handcrafted wooden cabinet with aluminum accents. XM* $12.95 monthly service subscription and required antenna sold separately. In Paprika (shown) or Black (see additional photo). 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $249.00. (0002566)
Crosley RFL Set. From the 1924 years. A Crosley first. Hard to find model in nice shape. $350.00. (0006222)
Crosley Solo. Clean, "new-stalgic" look. This little wonder produces the cleanest, most consistent sound of any radio on the market with aroundsound, a proprietary design philosophy that eliminates "hot spots" in sound reproduction. Placed anywhere in a room, the Solo delivers a measurable difference in acoustic consistency - more than three times its nearest competitor. Enjoy the precise AM/FM tuner, or connect any portable audio device with included hardware and prepare yourself for a unique listening experience. Features: orange LED tuning indicator, 3" studio driver, audio input/output, headphone output, 12-volt jack for use in camper, car, or boat (adapter not included) Color: Walnut. 7-1/2"W x 5-1/4"H x 5-3/4"D. $129.95. (0002480)
Crosley Songwriter. Are your albums sitting idly somewhere? Can't bear to live without them, yet can't seem to find the time to fire up the record player these days? Here's a solution - The handsome Crosley CR-248 Songwriter CD Burner. Take your old vinyls and convert them to CD in minutes with just a few simple steps. The Songwriter CD Burner allows those old vinyls to be recorded in a digital audio format for high quality sound on a smaller, more modern compact disc. The Songwriter also allows you to record from cassette to CD. But, if you still want to play your albums old style, then Crosley?s Songwriter offers a three speed turntable for your listening enjoyment. Preserve your entire music collection with the Songwriter. Includes digital AM/FM radio with LCD display and side mounted cassette deck. In Paprika. $399.95. (0002565)
Croyden Model 136 Tombstone (1937). SALE! Warwick Radio in Chicago, Illinois, made Croyden radios. They were a better quality maker, and sold mostly to the national retail giants that were located there. You sure do not see many radios under their own label, but rest assured they are high quality radios. This tombstone is a great playing five-tube model. I would suggest that all elements are original and the finish is very acceptable for the age. The dial, lights brightly and highly detailed in design. I have been listening to this radio for several days in the shop and I am very impressed by the performance and the fine restoration work done by the previous owner. You will be well pleased by this set. 15-1/2"H x 12-1/2"W x 9"D. Was $179.99, now $161.99. (0196053)
Crystal Radio Clock. NEW in the box, 8-1/2" diameter with black frame, round wall clock, picturing three vintage crystal sets on the face. This is an excellent quality clock, it will look good in the radio hobbyist room.