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Airline 04BR-514 (1939)
I am offering for sale this rarely seen ivory colored Airline radio. The Airline brand was Montgomery Ward's exclusive line of radios. Employing the top "modern" designers of the day, Airline radios were known for their unique designs and high quality construction. This original finish ivory white, Bakelite tabletop is chock full of charming appeal. It is hard to find an example of this radio in such nice original condition. Furnished with ultra-modern preset buttons, this little chump featured cutting edge technology (for 1939). This well designed radio has a big sound in a small package. With the flip of a switch you can enjoy the unmistakable warm rich audio that only tube technology can deliver. The back of the radio is as I have had it for many years in my collection. Reproduction backs are available online. This five-tube AM radio has had all period capacitors replaced, all tubes checked and replaced. All controls have been cleaned and lubed to operate as new and a new cord has been added. Comes with a one-year warranty on the electrical restoration. 10"W x 7"H x 6"D.
$225.00. (0150234)
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Crosley 168 Cathedral (1933)
One of the prettiest radios I have seen. It is an AM/Short-wave cathedral radio and it plays and sound great. The dial lights up in a cool green color when turned on. The cabinet was carefully restored and look fantastic. Electronically restored and playing great on both AM and Shortwave bands. A really beautiful radio that stands out in any room. Don't miss the opportunity to add this radio to your collection. An aux input can be added at no extra cost.
$425.00. (0150258)
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Packard-Bell 5DA (1947)
I am offering for sale this beautiful Packard-Bell radio. This West Coast radio is a rare find. It features the call letters of radio stations on the dial. The case is made of Plaskon and is in very nice condition with no cracks, chips or scratches. It has been electronically restored; the tubes were all checked and those that were not working or weak have been replaced. It's been recapped and all circuits have been checked and rewiring has been done where necessary. The power cord has been replaced as well. A great looking, great playing radio. 9-1/2"W x 6"H x 4-1/2"D.
$225.00. (0150257)
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Setchell-Carlson 416 (1946)
This great looking 1946 radio is nick named the "Frog Eye" radio because of its unique design. The neat little radio is a great size and would fit nicely on a bedside table or a nook in the kitchen. The chocolate brown swirled case is in excellent original condition with no cracks or chips and the chassis is excellent condition as well. The dial is lighted and looks fantastic at night when turned on. It has been electronically restored (all capacitors replaced, the tubes and resistors have been checked and replaced were necessary). Comes with a one year warranty. 10"W x 7"H x 6"D.
$165.00. (0150212)
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Silvertone 4465 (1937)
Here is the opportunity to own this stunning and highly sought after Silvertone tombstone. Often called the "gold dial," This great looking radio features an oversized dial with a neat Art Deco design. It also has a bright, very responsive green tuning eye. This beautiful radio commands attention in any room it is placed. It features special made Tenite knobs with lettering that indicate the function of each knob. This is a top of the line high grade eight-tube chassis and it is a fantastic player. I have completely restored the chassis, replacing all the capacitors and any resistors and tubes as needed, and then aligned (I have been restoring antique radios for 30 years). The radio features a bright tuning eye with AM and two Shortwave bands. The radio has an audio input installed to allow the input of any modern device offering an unlimited choice of content. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this fantastic radio. 22"H x 16"W x 12-1/2"D.
$725.00. (0150255)
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Zenith 5-S-319 "Racetrack" (1939)
I am offering for sale this beautiful Zenith 5-S-319 featuring the attractive "Racetrack" dial. It's in excellent original condition. It is a very popular radio because of its compact design and the dial. A five-tube Superheterodyne, it features two bands (550-1700 KC, 5.5-18.5 MC), and has pushbuttons for selecting favorite stations, and they work! It has been electronically restored and plays great on both bands. The lacquer finish is original and in excellent condition. The faux finish stripe is completely intact with no damage (very unusual)! Aux input cable can be added at no extra charge: play your favorite tunes or old time radio shows from iPod, etc. 13"W x 9"H x 8"D.
$595.00. (0150256)
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_small.jpg "Crosley 168 Cathedral (1933)")
_small.jpg "Packard-Bell 5DA (1947)")
_nr2_small.jpg "Setchell-Carlson 416 (1946)")
_small.jpg "Silvertone 4465 (1937)")
_small.jpg "Zenith 5-S-319 \"Racetrack\" (1939)")