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(Wood tube tombstone radio) Here is an oddity, which was made for the Federated Department Store chain as one of their house brands. You know the successor today as Macy's. This particular model is highly unusual with a dramatic front, looking like a tremendously carved front, which like the balance of the cabinet is made of metal. The wood tone finish is a painted finish. Over my four plus decades of collecting, I have seen this radio before, but never in such dramatically nice condition. The tuning is a flywheel on the right side. The radio is quite an early one and is a five tube "TRF" circuit. It receives local and powerful stations well, and requires a decent antenna. My tech has completed his professional repairs and the radio is as good of a TRF as you might wish to own. The circuit would not accept a mini-jack because of the antiquity of the electronics, which makes a Bluetooth adapter impossible. My tech added a fine cloth covered replacement power cord and Bakelite plug, exactly as it left the factory. 13-1/2"H x 10-1/4"W x 9-1/2"D. $595.00. (0961534) (Bakelite tube table radio) Very nice radio. AM reception, five tubes. Bakelite case is in excellent condition with no cracks or chips and a nice swirl pattern. Original knobs, original back. New power cord. All components have been tested and replaced where bad or weak. Iconic design! Receives stations along the dial and plays nicely. Will be expertly packed and promptly shipped with full insurance. Shipping cost is $20 to anywhere in the continental USA. About 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $69.00. (1650218) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) It's NOS in the box, probably never used. It works but buzzes too, and that's why it's on the fixer-upper page. This is one clean set - no flaws whatsoever. $60.00. (2430181)SOLD! (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Here is a great Art Deco looking radio with a tuning eye tube. The radio has been electronically restored and works good. The eye tube is bright and closes on strong stations. Both bands work with a long wire attached. The cabinet is solid and the finish looks nice. 14"W x 8"H x 8"D. $145.00. (1270174) (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Aria was one of a hundred brands built by Detrola, and was sold in Allied department stores. Detrola supplied Western Auto (Truetone) and Sears (Silvertone), just to name two, with thousands of radios. They were the most productive company in the USA providing radios for department stores and small retailers. The chassis used in the Aria was used in many table radios and consoles under different sellers. The 175 is a eight-tube, three-band (SB,SWx2) radio. It produces a ton of volume with push-pull audio through a Rola eight-inch speaker. The radio features motorized tuning which functions perfectly. The capacitors have been replaced, and all of the resistors and tubes have been checked and replaced where necessary. A safety fuse, audio cable, new tuning eye and a new power cable have been installed. Gary stripped the radio and refinished with a "piano" hand-rubbed lacquer finish. An excellent example of the Aria version of this Detrola-made radio. 21"W x 12"H x 9"D. $899.00. (1600196) (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) The more I read about Arvin, the more fascinating it is. This vast and diverse company made hundreds of products. Starting in 1919 with a tire pump and products for the growing car industry. Then some of the first hot water heaters to housewares, way too many to list. There is a museum exhibit just for war products in Columbus, Indiana. They came up with "families" of radios. The "Phantom Series" and in 1936 the "Rhythm Series" that included ten models. The "Rhythm Maid" is a six-tube, three-band (SB,SWx2) set. Each band has its own color and a light that follows the dial pointer. This was the top of the line tombstone that is an impressive performer and was a huge seller for Arvin. Blake did a great job replacing all go the capacitors, checking tubes and resistors, replacing where necessary. A new power cord, audio cable and safety fuse were installed. Gary stripped the cabinet and created a work of art with his refinishing talents! The radio retains its original knobs, and has the correct and original Arvin 8-inch speaker. The sought after "Rhythm Series" radios are very hard to find, and here is an opportunity to own a perfect example of the "Rhythm Maid." 21"H x 17"W x 13"D. $995.00. (1600198) (Plastic transistor portable radio) Offered is a 1957 Arvin portable you don't see too often. The Arvin emblem is missing and for some reason I can't find any evidence that one was ever mounted in the three holes. There is a small melt mark on the rim of the dial. Otherwise it is in excellent condition and displays like new. What makes this a really rare find is that the set is working well with the correct Neda No. 1603 batteries. 11"W x 8"H x 3-1/2"D. $169.00. (0260721) (Wood tube cathedral radio w/SW) The model 387 is a BC, SW, seven-tube battery operated set made in 1934. These are hard to find in nice original condition like this one. A very attractive set that is a joy to look at. There is mild surface corrosion on the chassis as shown. The original finish has been restored and a clear coat added for preservation. The tubes all test good. When I pulled the chassis I did not note any evidence that the set had ever been serviced. It is offered electrically as is. 19"H x 16"W x 10"D. $695.00. (0260717)SOLD! (Bakelite tube table radio) This is an uncommon five-tube Super-Het made by the Bendix Aviation Corporation. It is all-original and in minty condition featuring a highly collectible pearly white Bakelite case with waterfall edges and a built-in handle on its backside. The dial has reverse-painted white lettering on a burgundy background with a clear window and red pointer. The chassis inserts under the case and has a metal protection bottom. The radio has been electronically restored to factory specs and now is as close to "as new" condition as any radio that you may find anywhere. It not only looks great. It also plays great! Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 11"W x 7"H x 7"D. $350.00. (1750009) (Catalin tube table radio) This completely restored five-tube was modeled after the highly popular 526C Catalin radio. It was designed by James Franklin Glover and is in beautiful original condition, showcasing its maroon and cream swirl marbleized colors. Many of this model's cabinets have cracks down the middle on top. This case is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, burns or hairlines. Only the top left post that holds the screw inside the back panel has been broken and repaired. All tubes have been tested and set to factory specs. This radio plays extremely well, and the dial lights up beautifully in the dark! Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 11"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $788.00. (1750007) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio works louder on some stations than others but picks up many stations. Some loud and some weak. The radio has one "tooth" missing on inner lip bottom back edge which is covered with back on. Main section (front) has perfect plastic. Grille a wee concave but not much. $60.00. (1430624)ON SALE! (Plaskon/Urea/Beetle transistor table radio) Pastel pink Plaskon two-transistor Boy's table radio. Made in Japan, this battery radio is a translucent pink. Takes four "C"-cell batteries. Made about 1959-60. Radio is excellent without any mars. No damage. Plays very well. Picks up many stations clearly. Has white Plaskon volume and tuning knobs. Has civil defense marks. Has most of the label on the bottom but no makers name. Has its original back. This is a rare one as I haven't seen another in 25 years. 6-3/4"W x 4"H x 3-1/2"D.Was $135.00, now $101.25. (1720024) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio in splendid shape, no cracks or chips or hairlines and it works great too. Lettering is nice and has an unusual kickstand on back. This is a rare oddball. Shiny black leather case (not shown) is in pretty good shape. $100.00. (1430622) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Nice looking and works well too. Just one chip on the top right but otherwise super clean and lettering is good too. Leather case is in great shape. $35.00. (1430639) (Wood transistor cathedral radio w/FM) Very nice repro of an early cathedral radio. This one is new in the box with all its packing materials and paperwork. It features AM/FM and cassette player. Not too many of these are in this condition. Shipping $28, $33 west of Mississippi. $99.00. (1440329) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Nice vintage Channel Master model 6509 pocket AM six-transistor radio restored with all brand new electrolytic capacitors, and other components as needed. The audio is clear, and plays very loud. Retuned all circuits, and replaced the 9 volt battery connector with a brand new heavy duty one.
Nice little red pocket AM radio. Pulls in lots of AM broadcast stations across the band. There are no chips, cracks, or dents. Cleaned inside, and out. The lettering is all there, and in great shape. Leather case is in great shape too. This radio requires 9 volt battery (not supplied). Shipping: Flat rate $10.00 Domestic only. $39.00. (1590143) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Vintage 1960's Channel Master model 6509 AM six-transistor pocket radio. I restored this radio with all brand new electrolytic capacitors, and other components, as needed. Tuned all circuits. Installed new 9 volt battery clip with brand new heavy duty one. Cleaned inside, and out. Tested radio, and found lots of AM broadcast station across the entire band, and they played clear, and loud. Radio requires 9 volt battery (not supplied). There are no chips, cracks, or dents. The lettering is all there, and in great shape. There is a leather case with pouch, and earphone. Shipping: Flat rate $10.00 Domestic only. $44.00. (1590144)SOLD! (Plastic transistor portable radio w/SW) Vintage 1959 Channel Master model 6512 dual band eight-transistor radio. This radio receives standard AM broadcast stations on 540 KHZ to 1600 KHZ. The shortwave band goes from 3.0 MHZ to 12 MHZ. I received lots of AM broadcast station all across the entire AM band. I was able to receive CHU Canada, WWV, hams, and lots of other foreign stations on the SW band with only the internal antenna. This radio has capability to use external antenna (not supplied). I restored this radio with all brand new electrolytic capacitors, and other components as needed. Replaced the battery clip with brand new heavy duty one. Replaced battery holder with new one. This radio requires four "AA" batteries (not supplied). The audio plays clear, and loud. There are no chips, cracks, or dents. Cleaned inside, and out. Shipping: flat rate $13.00 Domestic only. $48.00. (1590142) (Plastic transistor portable radio w/SW) Vintage 1959 Channel Master model 6514 dual band AM/Marine eight-transistor radio. The radio receives AM broadcast stations on 54 KHZ to 1600 KHZ. The Marine band is a segment of the shortwave band. 1.85 Mhz to 4.0 Mhz. This is a nite time band. I was able to receive CHU Canada, Hams, WWV, and many other foreign Stations with the internal antenna only. This radio does have capability to use external antennas (not supplied). I restored this radio with all brand new capacitors , and other components as needed. Retuned all circuits. Replaced the battery connector with brand new heavy duty one. Replaced battery holder with brand new unit. Cleaned entire radio inside, and out. There are no chips, cracks, or dents. The audio plays clear, and loud. Radio requires four "AA" batteries (not included). Radio does come with leather case that needs some stitching. $48.00. (1590141)SOLD! (Plastic transistor portable radio) Super Fringe radio works weakly, very low volume picking up little more than static. It's super clean, no damage - no cracks or chips o or hairlines. A great radio to fix up. Leather case is in good shape. $40.00. (2430179) (Plastic transistor portable radio) Red Plaskon eight-transistor "Super Fringe" radio. Made in USA. Radio plays very well. Picks up many stations clearly. Has external speaker pack as well as ear phone jack. No cracks or damage of any kind. Has side volume and tuning controls. Has external antenna jack. Takes four "C"-cell batteries. 8-3/8"W x 4-3/8"H x 1-3/8"D. $55.00. (1720029)ON SALE! (Plaskon/Urea/Beetle tube table radio) This is a very small light pink Plaskon five-tube radio. Made in Japan in about 1960. The radio is in exceptional condition with no damage anywhere. Radio plays well picks up many stations clearly. Has white Plaskon volume and tuning knobs with Civil Defense symbols on the tuning knob in gold. The station frequency numbers are gold as well. The radio has its original back. Tubes are 12BE6, 12BA6, 12AV6, 50C5 and 35W4. 6-3/4"W x 4"H x 3-3/4"D.Was $120.00, now $90.00. (1720025) (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Beautiful and seldom offered for sale is what I think I've correctly identified as a Climax ME17 based on the factory metal tag on chassis. If you have ever tried identifying these, you know why I say "I think" as there is not a lot written and at mercy of the Radio Museum info. This is sometimes also called "frowny face" based on the unusual configuration of the multi-layered dial giving distinct resemblance of eyes and mouth with a unique 3D design. This multi-colored dial when lit up or not has to be one of the coolest dials going. The eye tube also gives it a wonderful appearance and is bright green, working as it should. The chassis maintains its factory crinkle paint and is rust free. The cabinet has been beautifully restored by previous owner. 24"W x 12"H x 10"D; 20 pounds. $579.00. (1640056) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Nice rare radio. Works well. No cracks or chips or dents. There are a couple scratches on the clear plastic that look a little like hairlines but they're just light scratches. $75.00. (1430633) (Plastic tube table radio) This is a classic mid century radio made to look like a car dashboard from the early 50's. It's in very good condition with no cracks or chips, Paint is very good and was touched up very nicely. It was serviced and plays well with lots of volume and clarity. Displays ell and sounds great! Shipping $28, $33 west of Mississippi. $139.00. (1440330) (Bakelite tube table radio) The Crosley "Serenader,", AKA "Bullseye" or "Dashboard" radio is an iconic design for Mid-Century modern radios. It features the much sought after dark red Bakelite case. The gorgeous Bakelite cabinet appears to be in excellent "all-original" condition – no cracks, chips or hairlines. This little radio puts out big sound. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 8-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $405.00. (1750022)SOLD! (Plastic tube table radio) 1951 Crosley left-hand Bullseye in beautiful pastel blue. The paint is original. The radio is undamaged with no cracks, hairlines or repairs. It has a beautiful blue case with just a couple of minuscule paint chips. The radio has been recapped and is playing very well, picking up all my local AM stations clearly. It has its original back, cord and label in place. A super nice Crosley, left handed brother of the center bullseye. Small at about 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 6"D. $179.00. (1150724)SOLD! (Plastic tube clock radio) This Crosley "Buick Front" color radio is a Retro icon from the 1950's and is in really nice condition. "MN" stands for the maroon colored version. The three maroon color coordinated clock knobs are in place and the clock is working fine, keeping decent time. The brass colored escutcheons on the clock and radio dial have very little wear. Usually these pieces are in pretty bad shape with tarnish. The radio is working well and playing all my local AM stations clearly. There are no cracks, chips or hairline cracks, only a few minor light scratches. The original back is present and the label on the bottom. The size is about 13"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. A nice color radio. $224.95. (1150726) (Bakelite tube table radio) This is a green mint chartreuse Bakelite classic with streamlined automotive styling. Its cabinet is truly in near perfect condition, but not in working order. The case has no cracks, breaks, or hairlines. Minor cabinet wear is isolated to knobs and underside of the unit. Back panel and electrical cord are original. I am the 2nd owner of this set. This is an extremely good example of a radio that is an icon of the 1950’s. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $515.00. (1750001)SOLD! (Plastic tube clock radio) Very nice example of this mid-century radio. Five tubes, AM reception. Cabinet is beautiful without any cracks or chips and all colors are original. Original knobs. Dial works as designed and picks up stations nicely. All components have been checked and replaced where bad or weak. This radio will not disappoint! Shipping is $20 anywhere in the continental USA. Will be expertly packed and sent with full insurance. 11"W x 6"H x 6"D. $119.00. (1650214) (Wood tube clock radio) Check out this highly sought after little Detrola 302 clock radio straight from the motor city. Detrola really knocked it out of the park with this elegant and simple little set. The finish is absolutely stunning on the near-perfect cabinet. Complete chassis rebuild with all new caps and resistors. Full alignment. Reception is fair on the internal antenna but very good with an external antenna. The clock, dial glass, knobs, clock switch, speaker and grille cloth are all replacements. I repaired a couple of cracks in the rear cover but overall it is as good-looking as any. The wood is slightly darker than in these photos. I have added an audio cable for your mobile devices. I feel safe in saying you will not find a nicer looking example of this adorable little gem. 10"W x 10"H x 6"D. $599.00. (1680024) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio works great and has no flaws - no cracks or chips or dents or hairlines and leather case and leather earphone case are great! Sweet reverse paint on this Japanese set. $80.00. (1430642) (Wood tube table radio) The volume escutcheon reads Edison Radio Stores Inc. NY. A lawsuit was issued around 1936 against Mr. Frank of Edison Radio Stores Inc. for misuse of the Edison name having nothing to due with the real Edison. This little five-tube set probably dates from 1934, an extremely rare radio in excellent all original condition. It has been fully restored including a diode replacement for the resistance line cord. It plays well and it's ready to display and enjoy. 11"W x 7-1/2"H x 5"D. $395.00. (0260722) (Wood tube table radio) Here is a seldom seen Emerson model from 1933. Emerson was an obscure company until late in 1932. During the depression, they produced the "Peewee" compact radio, and eventually sold more than a million of these small radios by 1938. Although not a "Peewee" the 30AW was a small, inexpensive radio, which at the time was part of a selling profile at Emerson. This five-tube, two-band (SB,police) radio was low-priced to sell during the depression. It sports an Ingraham cabinet, and even despite its small size, was a good looking, good performing radio. Blake replaced all of the capacitors with new equivalences, checked resistors and tubes, replacing where necessary. A safety fuse and power cord were installed. The beautiful stainless steel chassis was shined up, and the radio has its original antenna wire and knobs. Gary refinished the cabinet with his usual finesse. His toner and highlight work makes this a "factory fresh" looking radio! Another wonderful radio for a starter or veteran collector. 10-3/4"W x 8-1/4"H x 5-1/4"D. $399.00. (1600199) (Plaskon/Urea/Beetle tube table radio) This is an all-original Emerson model 511 "Moderne" in ivory Beetle Plaskon with bronze (sometimes referred to as gold) marbling. The Beetle cabinet has no breaks, cracks or hairlines. The set has an integrated handle and the dial lights up nicely in the dark. It is an eye-catching radio attributed to famous industrial designer Raymond Loewy. It was introduced in the fall of 1947 at the original price of $29.95. It not only looks great, but plays great too! Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 11-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $375.00. (1750025)SOLD! (Plastic tube table radio) This rare all-original rich green and light blue swirl beauty has been completely restored inside and out. The Polystyrene case has no breaks, chips or hairlines. It plays loud and clear. The original back is also in excellent condition. Nicest example I think you'll ever find of this model. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $510.00. (1750027) (Bakelite tube table radio) This Bakelite radio is proof that big things come in small packages. This set may be tiny but its reception is spectacular due to the internal loop antenna that comes standard. It has five tubes and a nicely lighted dial. It is simply a beautiful black color with plenty of sheen. The case is in perfect original condition with no cracks, chips, breaks or hairlines. It has been fully restored for safe, reliable use. All tubes have been tested and set to factory specs. Ready to be displayed and enjoyed. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 9-1/2"W x 6"H x 6"D. $275.00. (1750008)SOLD! (Plastic tube table radio w/FM) The beautiful maroon Styrene case on this Emerson radio was designed by the French-born American industrial designer Raymond Loewy, an established leading industrial designer of the 20th century. This particular design was only offered in either AM only or FM only. It was one of Emerson's early entries in FM broadcast reception. The model 602-A was the first of three Emerson FM sets, followed by 602-B and C. The set was advertised as the "Conqueror" in magazine advertisements during 1949. If you want versatility in your programming, this FM set is the answer. Receives all the FM stations in my area loud and clear. This case has a few scuffs, but no cracks or serious cosmetic issues.. And it has most of its original back and also has its original Lucite knobs. The radio has been completely checked by a professional, and is playing perfectly, with no annoying filter hum. The set has a great maroon color. About 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $179.00. (1150722)SOLD! (Wood tube table radio) Here is a great looking Ingraham cabinet radio that looks like new. The radio has been electronically restored and it sounds great. It picks up all the local stations here. Emerson put some quality in this set. It would look good in anyone's collection. Only 10"W x 7"H x 7"D. $175.00. (1270175) (Bakelite tube table radio) This radio has been completely restored to factory specs. Its maroon Bakelite cabinet with gold Lucite insert and streamlined dial cover are in perfect condition. The Lucite on/off and tuning knobs are located at the ends of the dial cover. It is a gorgeous all-original example of this radio designed by Raymond Loewy, one of the greatest and important American Industrial Designers of the 20th century. It's ready to play and display! Comes complete with its original PhotoFact Folder. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $385.00. (1750016) (Bakelite tube table radio) Very nice and not often seen radio. AM reception, five tubes. Bakelite case is in condition with no cracks or chips and a nice swirl pattern. Original knobs, original back. New power cord. All components have been tested and replaced where bad or weak. Iconic design! Receives stations along the dial and plays nicely. Will be expertly packed and promptly shipped with full insurance. Shipping cost is $20 to anywhere in the continental USA. About 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $69.00. (1650217)SOLD! (Plastic tube table radio) Emerson made some of the most compact tube radios over the years. This example is only 5 inches wide, but houses a complete All American Five chassis with a 4-inch speaker. The cabinet is grey injection molded plastic, a material just coming into widespread use in the early 1950s. The cabinet is free of any damage and has a good original surface finish. The chassis has been fully restored, with all new capacitors, several new resistors, a good set of tubes, and a complete RF/IF alignment. Like any well-aligned five-tube radio that leaves my shop, it performs like new, with excellent sensitivity, good sound quality, and no performance issues of any kind. The small knob on the lower right is the on/off volume control, and the circular star pattern in the lower left of the grille is the pilot light. This very compact radio will be inexpensive to ship. 6-1/2"H x 5"W x 5"D. $120.00. (1310102)SOLD! (Bakelite tube table radio) Here is another example of Emerson's very compact five-tube radios. It's only 6-1/2 inches wide, but houses a complete All American Five chassis with a 4-inch speaker. The dark brown Bakelite cabinet is free of any chips or cracks, and has a decent original shine. Although you see many other Bakelite radios which have been clear coated to give them an artificially glossy shine, the original Bakelite surface is far more durable than any clear coat, so it will hold up much better and look better a lot longer. The chassis has had a full electrical restoration, with all new capacitors, several new resistors, both IF transformers rebuilt, and a full RF/IF alignment. A new polarized power cord has been installed, and the switch wiring has been modified to keep any voltage off the chassis or exposed screws for improved safety. This radio works like new, and you may be surprised how good the sensitivity of a well-aligned five-tube radio can be. This small and light radio will be very inexpensive to ship. 6-1/2"W x 5-1/4"H x 5"D. $85.00. (1310104) (Wood tube table radio) I'm tempted to say "Let the pictures do the talking," but I'd better say a little something about this truly rare "humpback" Emerson in an obviously Ingraham cabinet. BC and SW both working. The radio has been professionally restored both electronically and cabinet wise. Even the correct decals were applied and really give it a complete look. It maintains the correct Emerson speaker as well. The chassis is rust free and is also in wonderful condition. The radio is designed with "Teledial" tuning along with a more standard knob control. Contained within is a six-tube super-het chassis that offers both Broadcast and Shortwave. The tele-dial has ten pre-sets, but those if used will have to be set for stations in your area. I will include paperwork instructions how to set... rather simple. Plays and displays unusually well and a really super specimen. About 19"W x 11"H x 10"D. Weighs approx. 16 lbs. $579.00. (1640057) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Nice radio with no cracks or chips or dents or hairlines. It works well, just some battery corrosion on contacts. Despite the corrosion, batteries place in there and it fires up great. $80.00. (1430632) (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Fairbanks-Morse, a small Indiana based manufacturer, got their beginnings in radio when they purchased the Audiola Radio Co. in 1934. They were well known for their industrial engineering advancements in addition to their fine array of quality radios. Their colorful dials are simply alluring, as you can see in the pictures. The cabinet has been refinished using the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a gorgeous luster, paying homage to the original detailed finish. The set retains its original knobs. The electronics have been completely restored (no shortcut repairs, internally fused for your safety and has a new power cord), and it plays very nicely on both the AM and shortwave bands. I have added an MP3 input so you may listen to your own supplied music if you wish. Frank Sinatra and the Andrews Sisters sure sound nice on this sought after radio. 14"W x 9"H x 7"D. $339.00. (1390302) (Wood tube novelty radio) What a wonderful futuristic novelty specimen of this difficult to find radio, often called the "Searchlight," "Spy," and sometimes "Disc." This one has been beautifully restored physically and electronically. It plays well on both bands. There is an obvious "flaw" in the wood at about the one o'clock position, but it was that way when I purchased it and I have made no attempt to fix it; will leave that to the new owner. Other than that I can't find much fault with this awesome piece. It was sold by G and F Sales of Chicago and a lot has been written/discussed about who actually manufactured it for them. Most of the folks seem to identify it with Pacific Radio Co. Some claim it was Climax. Who knows for sure? This particular one plays and displays beautifully as you can see. The tuning eye is strong and works properly. The beautiful multi-colored dial is near perfect. This should make a nice addition to most collections or "standalone" on anyone's bookcase (radio collector or not). Precious piece of history right here! $2,150.00. (1640054) (Bakelite tube table radio) Here is a sleek, very Art Deco radio in near mint condition. It has a streamlined profile, vertical louvered red grille, and slide-rule dial in an original (not re-painted) Bakelite cabinet. This tiny Bakelite five-tube AC/DC radio is truly all-original, has been hand polished and its electronics have been completely restored. The case is perfect, no chips or cracks and very, very few "flea bites." The knobs are original, the cardboard back is intact and the label reads, "Garod model 5A-2, Brooklyn, NY." The lettering on the clear plastic slide rule dial is reverse painted with red numbers outlined in gold, the sensitive plastic and all lettering are perfect. The radio has a good cord. A beautiful little post-war Art Deco gem and these, when found at all, are usually chipped and attractive sweet originals like this one are hard to find. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 10-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 4"D. $326.00. (1750018)SOLD! (Plastic tube clock radio w/FM) Very nice player and example of this mid-century vintage AM & FM bands clock radio. Six tubes, new power cord. Cabinet has no cracks or chips and a great shine! Clock works well. Original knobs. New power cord. Dial works as designed and picks up stations across the dial. All components have been checked and replaced where bad or weak. Original back! Very nice radio at a great price! Shipping is $20 anywhere in the continental United States. 14-1/2"W x 9"H x 6"D. $69.00. (1650209) (Wood transistor clock radio w/FM) Another nice player and example of this mid-century vintage AM & FM bands clock radio. Eight transistors, new power cord, two speakers, external jack. Cabinet has original finish and looks great! Clock works well. Original knobs. New power cord. Dial works as designed and picks up stations across the dial. All components have been checked and replaced where bad or weak. Original back! Very nice radio at a great price! Shipping is $25 anywhere in the continental United States. 16"W x 8-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $69.00. (1650210) (Plastic transistor clock radio) Here is a groovy Peter Max-inspired "Clock Radio" and one that both the clock and radio still work and play great. Its Polystyrene case has no cracks, chips or hairlines. The clock, volume and selector knobs were made exclusively. Perhaps the most unique feature is the hand-shaped dial pointer. The case is also of a wonderfully quirky design. The radio works as it should, picking up the local stations. They used a bigger speaker in this model to afford it surprisingly good sound for its overall size. About 7-1/4"W x 5-1/2"H x 4-1/2"D. $165.00. (1750012) (Wood tube cathedral radio) One of the most advanced and strong playing radios of the era. Gothic two-toned cabinet which shows and plays beautifully. It looks like an older refinish, but maybe recent. Everything else, grille cloth, dial, escutcheon, knobs, etc. appear to be original. This is an eight-tube superhet that has been recently recapped, etc.; strong player. Rust-free chassis and maintains the original factory tag. Absolute "King of the Cathedrals," IMO. Heavy radio. About 18-1/2"H x 13"W x 10"D. $479.00. (1640055) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Excellent radio in excellent shape. It works loud but takes an obscure cylindrical EverReady 4 volt E133 or equivalent (not included). I believe a replacement is available online. The leather case is in good shape too. $30.00. (1430640)SOLD! (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio is NOS as far as I can tell. It works great too, nice and loud and seems to pick it all up. No cracks or chips or dents or hairlines obviously. In box with earphone in bag. $60.00. (1430626) (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) You are looking at an extraordinary radio. The radio is of the highest quality electronics made by Wells-Gardner under the Gulbranson Bros label. The radio is housed in a unique cabinet of striped mahogany which was imported from New Zealand from an affiliated company. Clearly the radio is in a unique shape and a relatively large cabinet offering a big sound quality. Wells supplied the chassis which is a super sophisticated six-tube super-het offering both am and shortwave. The eye tube winks with great sensitivity when you tune from station to station, along with a tone control to better taper the sound to your tastes. The finish is terrific and original along with the factory installed knobs, and the speaker cloth is an exact reproduction pattern. My technician has completed his professional repairs and the radio is quite impressive. I have had only one other of this model in the years of my restoration efforts and doubt you will see another. A mini-jack has been installed for the direct connection to any modern device offering you unlimited choice of listening pleasure. Bluetooth is available for $25 additional. 21-1/2"H x 16-3/4"W x 12"D. $1,295.00. (0961528) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Great radio, no cracks or chips or dents or hairlines. Radio works, picks up lots. Has a wee bit of distortion but locks on many stations with great volume. Leather case is in good shape but it looks like top is missing. $60.00. (1430638) (Wood tube table radio w/SW) It is marked E.C. Simmons "precision-bilt," with no model number noted on this set. These were sold through E.C. Simmons Hardware Stores. It was probably made in the late 30's just prior to the company filing for bankruptcy in 1939. The cabinet has been completely restored including new grille cloth with original pattern. The chassis has been serviced. The set plays well on AM and also picks up some short wave. A rare and great looking radio. 14"W x 9"H x 6"D. $295.00. (0260718) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Turquoise Plaskon eight-transistor radio. Plays very well. Picks up many stations clearly. No cracks, chips or hairlines. Made in USA. 4-1/2"H x 2-1/2"W x 1"D. $65.00. (1720028) (Wood tube tombstone radio) The brand name is absolutely appropriate for this radio. The effect of the Gothic stained-glass window look on the front of this instrument is nothing short of majestic. This rare beauty was manufactured by the Grigsby-Grunow Company of Chicago in 1932. I think it is one of the most beautiful tombstone radios ever made. I refinished it in the original color with 18 coats of nitrocellulose lacquer. I repaired a few chips in the veneer, and a cigarette burn in the top. The knobs, dial, and grille cloth are reproductions. The set had a couple of large aftermarket chassis mounted capacitors in it when I got it. I removed those and put metal plugs in the holes. I replaced all the capacitors and resistors, and gave it a full alignment. Receiver sensitivity is the best I have ever seen in a seven-tube radio. I went to a lot of trouble and expense to find high testing, original Majestic metallized tubes where they were originally used. This is a radio you don't see every day. I hope someone falls in love with it. $500.00. (1680022) (Plastic tube table radio w/FM) Obscure early FM set in mint condition and perfect working order. Replacement RadioDaze dial. Beautiful, fully restored rare example of this early FM radio model. The cabinet has no cracks, breaks, or hairlines. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 12-1/2"W x 8"H x 9"D. $469.00. (1750004) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio works well with standard 9 volt battery. There are little chips top left and bottom left and fine hairlines below speaker grille and on clear plastic on right. These flaws are typical with these thin plastic sets. Grille has a minor linear dent. Super cool looking regardless. Leather case is in good shape. $25.00. (1430641) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Works pretty well, plenty of stations with decent volume, not bad. I've heard louder though. No cracks or chips or dents or hairlines but it could be cleaned I just realized. $60.00. (1430623) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio works but takes a cylindrical 9-volt (EverReady 206 or equivalent) battery that you'll have to hunt for online. It has no cracks or chips or hairlines, just some scratches and scuffs here and there. $65.00. (1430637) (Metal tube table radio w/SW) This Meissner 9-1085 is a two-band AM radio with Short Wave. It has been totally restored and the heavy steel cabinet has been repainted to its original look. This radio is a very strong receiver; it brings in many distant stations other radios aren't able to bring in. It incorporates what's called the "All American Five" tube set; a sixth tube is added for an untuned RF amp stage to improve its sensitivity, and an IF wave trap. It also has a power supply choke, that's seldom seen in most AC/DC sets. These radios were what's called "Morale" radios and were built both during and after WWII and were intended for troop entertainment. All steel case. 13-1/2"W x 7"H x 7-1/4"D. $219.00. (0021466) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) This is a rare and great looking Japanese three-transistor transistor radio from Mitsubishi. It is one of their earlier models and is very hard to find because as far as I can tell it was never sold in the USA. The radio looks great and has no chips or cracks. It is very tiny as seen in the pics. It is an earphone only radio: no speaker. Untested because I don't have the correct batteries. $250.00. (1740005)SOLD! (Plastic tube table radio) This cute little Motorola still looks great in its original factory ivory paint job, with just a few nicks visible on the left and right sides. The checkerboard grille and big red tuning knob make this radio a bit of an eye catcher. The chassis has been thoroughly restored, with all new capacitors, many new resistors, a new speaker, a silicon rectifier to replace the original selenium, and a full alignment so that it works like new. Sensitivity and sound quality are impressive for such a small radio. It's small and light enough that shipping will be inexpensive. 8-1/4"W x 5"H x 5"D. $95.00. (1310101) (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Nice wooden AM/SW radio from 1941. Original finish with a replacement grille cloth. Radio has been serviced and plays well on AM and SW. 18"W x 10"H x 10"D. $150.00. (0390392)SOLD! (Plastic tube table radio) Beautiful Motorola in a red Styrene case from 1949. The color is very bright. The front has an unusual geometric gray grille. It has its original back with model number. A few rubs and scratches from 60+ years of service, but no cracks, hairline cracks or chips. The radio has been checked by a professional, and everything that needed changing was replaced. The radio is playing very well, picking up all my local AM stations clearly. This is a six-tube chassis, and I have owned several over the years. The reception on all of them has been superior. A classic Retro radio in a great color. About 11-1/2"W x 8"H x 7"D. $159.00. (1150721) (Plastic tube table radio) Classic styling in this mid-century AM radio. Five tubes. Cabinet is very nice without any cracks; much desired original blue color! I cleaned it up a bit and it looks good; can look even better with a little more effort. Original knobs. Dial works as designed and picks up stations across the dial. All components have been checked and replaced where bad or weak. This radio will not disappoint! Will be packed expertly and shipped with full insurance. Shipping is $20 to anywhere in the continental USA. 9-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 4"D. $99.00. (1650211)SOLD! (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Rare bright red radio; incredibly hard to find. Works well too, taking an obscure 9 volt battery that is small and cylindrical, about the size of a AA battery but that's not going to power it obviously. No battery included so you'll have to research a source. The radio has no cracks or chips or hairlines. Grille is a bit wavy. The box is included and leather case, schematic and warranty too. The box has no insert. This is an unusual set. $150.00. (1430635)SOLD! (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Excellent rare radio. It's not perfect, having hairline cracks top right and bottom left. The earphone jack plastic is chipped a bit too. $95.00. (1430634) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Reverse painted transistor radio. This is a rare and great looking Japanese transistor radio from National. Also known as Matsushita and later became the more familiar Panasonic. It is one of their very first models and as far as I can tell was never sold in the USA. The entire front of this radio is reverse painted. The cabinet is a beautiful light green. Comes with the original leather carrying case. The radio has no chips or cracks other than a tight hairline on the bottom corner (see pics). Tested and currently does work on a few local stations. $425.00. (1740001) (Plastic transistor portable radio) Transistor is exceptionally clean inside and out - no flaws at all. Looks like it wasn't used to be honest and it plays like it's new, too. This is one clean radio and leather case with earphone and earphone case are equally clean. $70.00. (1430643) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Published from May 1950 through January 1955, there are 30 issues of these magazines mostly covering television repairing. $7.50. (3020784) (Book) Covering lessons on AM-FM Radio Receivers and Television, understanding radio waves, current, voltage & resistance measurements using a meter, circuit diagrams and how to read them and a lot more to help get you started and on your way to repairing nice old radios or TV's. $20.00. (3020783) (Bakelite tube table radio) This is a gorgeous all-original Northern Electric "Midge" Bullet radio with very cool aerodynamic styling. In the 1950s, Northern Electric was a Canadian manufacturer of consumer electronics and radios. The 5508 "Midge" has a nice streamline bullet cabinet design that clearly is based on the Farnsworth GT-051 design. The Bakelite case is stunningly shiny with no breaks, cracks or hairlines - just a slight wrinkle in the gold foil on the dial. With a five-tube, superheterodyne receiver and built-in loop antenna, it not only looks great, it plays great too. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 11-1/2"W x 6"H x 6"D. $285.00. (1750021)SOLD! (Bakelite tube table radio) As the price of radios fell in the late 1940s and 50s, many families bought inexpensive table radios like this one for the kitchen, bedroom, or workshop. This Packard Bell has a black Bakelite cabinet with a good-as-new original Bakelite shine (no clearcoating) and houses an "All American Five" chassis that has been fully restored to perform like new. Restoration included a strong set of tubes, all new capacitors, several new resistors, and a complete RF/IF alignment. A new polarized power cord was installed, and the power switch wiring was changed to take advantage of the polarized cord for improved safety. Like every radio that leaves my shop, it works as well as the day it was made, with great sensitivity and good sound quality. This is a fairly small and light radio, so shipping will be reasonable. 9-1/4"W x 6"H x 5-1/4"D. $95.00. (1310103)SOLD! (Plastic transistor table radio) Vintage 1965 Panasonic, Matsushita, National model R-8 AM six-transistor console radio. I restored this radio with brand new electrolytic capacitors. Replaced other components as needed, and wiring. Tuned all circuits. Repaired Ferrite antenna. Cleaned radio inside, and out. Tested radio for reception, and received lots of AM broadcast stations across the entire band. The radio plays clear, and loud audio. This radio requires three "AA" batteries (not supplied). There are no chips, cracks, or dents. $49.00. (1590140)SOLD! (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio w/FM) Radio works on both bands very well and has no cracks or chips or dents or hairlines, just some general wear but not much. $30.00. (1430629) (Wood tube table radio w/SW) This beautiful eight-tube slant front Philco cabinet has been refinished using the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a gorgeous luster, paying homage to the original detailed finish. The set retains its original knobs and grille cloth. The wine colored push buttons have been replaced with perfect reproductions because originals always crumble and become discolored. The electronics have been completely restored (no shortcut repairs, internally fused for your safety and has a new power cord), and it plays very nicely on both the AM and shortwave bands, picking up local and distant stations easily. I have added an MP3 input so you may listen to your own supplied music if you wish. 18-1/2"W x 11"H x 12-1/2"D. $269.00. (1390303)SOLD! (Plastic tube table radio) Six-tube radio; completely restored tubes & capacitors. Has dial lite,internal & external antennas. Very good reception, very nice cabinet. $69.50. (1370069)SOLD! (Bakelite tube table radio) AM reception, five tubes, Bakelite case. Case is in great condition with a beautiful new mint green finish. New power cord, new dial cover, original knobs. No paint loss on dial. All components have been tested and replaced where bad or weak. Iconic design! Receives stations along the dial and plays nicely. Will be expertly packed and promptly shipped with full insurance. Shipping cost is $20 to anywhere in the continental USA. About 10"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $69.00. (1650213) (Plastic tube table radio) Philco Transitone AM radio from 1949. Painted in orange with a nicely lit dial. Good reception and sound across the dial. Reproduced back in place. Serviced and ready to go. 10"W x 6-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $90.00. (0390393)SOLD! (Bakelite tube table radio) You can call it brown, maroon or mahogany, but please, include Bakelite and beautiful in the descriptive! 'Cause that's what it is! Beee-U-t-full! I've never been able to pin down the Philco designer's intention when this beauty was on the drawing table before it hit the stores in '53! I do know I was in the 3rd grade and in love when I saw it for the first time! Anyway, the Philco has been electronically reconditioned with new paper and electrolytic capacitors and all out of tolerance resistors replaced. The five tubes are in great shape. A Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty "Fifties Finned Beauty" Special! If you'd like additional pictures please let me know. 14-1/8"W x 8-1/2"H x 10"D. $225.00. (0510599) (Wood tube cathedral radio w/SW) This Philco 89B series 5 is a later version of one of Philco's longest running and most successful cathedral radios. Sometimes referred to as the "baby grand." By 1935 Philco had it right. The electronics are very well refined. The tuning is spot on all across the dial B/C and S/W. Receiver sensitivity is very good. The sound is rich and full and is better than many consoles. The finish on this radio is possibly the slickest I have ever done. It is absolutely gorgeous. The sides are actually a little darker than in my photos and match the front perfectly. As with all my Philcos, I removed both the electrolytic and the tar caps and stuffed them with new ones to maintain original look and performance. New resistors as necessary and a full alignment. A few minor veneer repairs and a new grille cloth. Unfortunately the chassis and cabinet labels are pretty much toast. Beyond that, if you buy this radio, you will have one of the nicest examples of the Philco model 89B around. $400.00. (1680023) (Wood tube cathedral radio) Again we have the classic Philco 90 designed by Edward Combs. These radios are large and heavy to today's standards. Despite that the Philco 90 was referred to as a "midget" radio, much smaller and offered a much more attractive design. In the 1920s and early '30s the only radios available were the "coffin" style and large, heavy consoles. The model 90 also used the new, better performing superheterodyne technology which was eventually used by all radio manufacturers. There is a four-step tone control for better control over the radio's tone. Blake went through the radio replacing the Bakelite block capacitors. Checked all of the tubes and resistors, replacing where necessary. He installed a cable for an external device, and a safety fuse was added. A new period correct cloth power cord was installed. This radio was aligned, and has wonderful tone and volume with great sensitivity across the dial. A gorgeous semi-gloss finish has been done. The radio retains its original speaker and knobs. We installed a new reproduction Philco 90 grille cloth. It's an awesome radio, beautifully restored and ready to compliment your collection. 18-1/2"H x 17-1/2"W x 12"D $995.00. (1600193) (Plastic tube table radio) This is an obscure Mid-Century radio that combines a white case with a lime green grille, red dial and red on-off knob. Its cabinet has no chips or staining and shines well, but it does have a hairline crack that doesn't detract from its beauty or collectability. Though this set is in non-working order, it is an extremely fine example of a hard-to-find 1950's Atomic radio. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 10"W x 6"H x 5-1/2"D. $360.00. (1750006)SOLD! (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Introduced in August 1939, this little wooden gem is one of the most beautiful examples of Art Deco design ever made by Philco. The walnut finish on this cabinet is original, and is in excellent condition. The great dial and brown Tenite trim (often found warped) are in perfect condition. It has its original knobs, back, handle and label on the bottom. The radio has two bands, AM and the old SW police band. Serviced by the previous owner, the radio is playing fine picking up all local stations clearly. This model was in five trim versions: ivory, red, blue, green and brown, all originally priced at $16.95. Only 1,297 were made in brown trim. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $325.00. (1750017) (Bakelite tube table radio) AM reception, five tubes, Bakelite case. Case is in great condition with a beautiful new mint green finish. New power cord, nice dial cover, original knobs. No paint loss on dial. All components have been tested and replaced where bad or weak. Iconic design! Receives stations along the dial and plays nicely. Will be expertly packed and promptly shipped with full insurance. Shipping cost is $20 to anywhere in the continental USA. About 10"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $69.00. (1650215) (Bakelite tube table radio) Introduced in June 1939 to replace the TH-4, this model, the TH-16, offered an additional handle and Bakelite back to conceal the newly introduced big loop antenna. The Bakelite cabinet including grille cloth is all-original and in perfect condition with no breaks, chips or hairlines. The chassis was serviced by the previous owner and picks up all my local stations. The pre-sets don't work except for the one labeled "DIAL." The grille cloth, dial and front louvered add the finishing touches to this beautiful Art Deco design. In all, 17,030 of these sets were made and originally sold for $11.95. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 8-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $360.00. (1750026) (Wood tube casket radio) Offered is a Radiola model 28 without the stand. it is in original unrestored condition. It has a variety of tubes in it for display only. There is an RCA 230, Cx331, CX230, WLS 11 and a WLS 4611. The 230 has a good filament and the rest are open. Sold for restoration or display as is. $119.00. (0260719) (Plastic tube clock radio) The "Debonair" is an obscure clock radio known for its 1950's TV-style appearance and unique design. It is in Near Mint fully restored working order. It is a five-tube Super-Het rarely found working and in good cosmetic shape. Everything is cosmetically original and electronically restored to factory specs. The on/off knob is atop the black with gold trim Polystyrene case. The clock radio turns on/off by twisting the plastic bezel covering the clock. It is now as close to "as new" condition as any radio that you may find anywhere. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 11"W x 8"H x 7"D. $463.00. (1750010) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio just emitting static. No cracks or chips or hairlines on this nice looker, just minor wear. $30.00. (2430174)SOLD! (Plastic tube clock radio) Sharp looking mid-century AM clock radio. Five tubes. Cabinet is very nice without any cracks - nice dark gray and cream color combination! I cleaned it up a bit and it looks good; can look even better with a little more effort. Original knobs. Dial works as designed and picks up stations across the dial. Clock works as designed. There is some spidering on the clock face plastic cover but no cracks. All components have been checked and replaced where bad or weak. This radio will not disappoint! Will be packed expertly and shipped with full insurance. Shipping is $20 to anywhere in the continental USA. 12"W x 7"H x 6"D. $69.00. (1650212) (Bakelite phonograph) This record changer had been electronically and mechanically restored and is all set to play your favorite and wonderful old 45 records you have had put away for so long. You can stack up to 12 records on it; the changer works perfectly and it sounds great. The Bakelite case is in excellent condition too. $136.50. (0021465) (Plastic tube table radio) Six-tube AM radio from 1945. Nicely repainted in an Aqua Blue. Radio sounds great and has been serviced. Hi-Lo tone control on the right. 12"W X 8"H X 7"D. $125.00. (0390390) (Bakelite tube table radio) This is an Art Deco gem! The obscure model of this radio in Walnut and Ivory Finish is rarely if ever found in this condition. Its Bakelite cabinet is in perfect mint condition with no breaks, chips or hairlines. The chassis was restored by the previous owner and it plays well picking up all the local stations. It has a very innovative beautifully lit dial that is part of a roller as you turn the dial knob. This radio was designed by John Vassos, an American industrial designer and artist who helped define the shape of radio, and TV for the Radio Corporation of America for almost four decades. He also designed the widely popular Perey turnstile still used in many subway stations. This one's a rare one, likely the best example of this set you'll ever find. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 11"W x 7"H x 7"D. $850.00. (1750020) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Rare, beautiful set. Looks like the 1088 "Comet" but a bit different escutcheon. These are really hard to come by. This one looks amazing, just a wee hairline on the right of the oval grille that I had to look hard for - very hard to pick up on black cabinet in the house. This probably wasn't used much at all but it just has static presently. Leather case is in great shape! $125.00. (2430175) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Good example but not working - no sound. There is a sliver of plastic (where tooth from back snaps on) on bottom edge missing but back stays on great anyway because of other "teeth" are good. There are a a couple tiny hairline cracks on edges but otherwise it's splendid as seen in pics. It's definitely worth restoring! Leather case is in poor shape. $150.00. (2430169) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Amazing little set, no cracks or chips or dents or hairlines. Exceptionally clean. It picks up several channels but not very loud. This is pretty much the same as the Channel Master 6509 but those only came in red and black. This one is very rare due to the color. Leather case (not shown) is in good shape but strap is torn and has a bit of unstitching. $100.00. (2430176) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Static only but in great shape with no cracks or chips or dents or hairlines. $30.00. (2430171) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio w/SW) This is a rare and great looking reverse painted Japanese transistor radio from Sharp. It is one of their earlier models and is very hard to find because as far as I can tell it was never sold in the USA. The slide rule dial area is reverse painted as is the unique Sharp logo on the front. The radio looks great and has no chips or cracks. Tested and works great but it seems like there must be something wrong with the original four "AA" battery holder. I couldn't get it to work using it, but if I put a 9V battery in, the radio works great! Includes the original leather case which is in decent condition, and the original telescoping antenna which is in great condition. $275.00. (1740004)SOLD! (Plastic tube table radio) This ebony beauty has been completely restored and plays well for a two-stage oldie now that the extra-long antenna has been added. It is in near perfect condition and is probably as close to "as new" condition as any "Election" that you may find anywhere. It is a beautiful example of 1930's Streamlined Machine Age design. The single piece cabinet that can be viewed from all sides is the work of noted industrial designer John R. Morgan. This model first appeared in the 1936 Sears catalog and won first prize as an object of "outstanding beauty" in the nationwide Modern Plastics Competition in New York City. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 9-1/4"W x 7"H x 6"D. $378.00. (1750013) (Wood tube console radio w/SW) This is another of the "Sears Golden Jubilee" series of radios with different sized gold dials and styles. The 4590 is rather rare, very few have survived. It has the largest and most impressive gold dial of the series at six inches diameter. Has eleven tubes with push-pull output, and a "flash tuning" design. Receives AM broadcast band and two short-wave bands, covering up to 18 MHz. Restoration of the cabinet with correct nitrocellulose lacquer was performed, and it displays great! Knobs are original, grille cloth is reproduction. The fantastic dial lights up brightly and displays the band selected. Complete electronic restoration was performed (see how I restore radios link on my main page), The original ten-inch diameter speaker provides wonderful sound! Aux input cable has been added: play your favorite tunes or OTR shows using CD player, iPod, etc. Bluetooth receiver is included (free) so you can stream tunes from your phone, laptop, etc. 12 month warranty. Pickup in Central Virginia near Lynchburg, or contact me for other options. 43"H x 26"W x 13"D. You will love this radio! $1,495.00. (1030279)ON SALE! (Bakelite tube table radio) Bakelite five-tube radio. Made in 1939, Silvertone chose to put out several midget models. Original back and has a partial label on the bottom. The dial is backlit by a pilot light that is accentuated with a point of light in the center that attracts ones gaze. The variation in Deco shape of the louvers is quite unique. Radio plays very well. Clearly picking up many stations across the dial. No repairs. Original dial glass. Case has no cracks, chips or hairlines. 7-1/2"W x 5-3/4"H x 5"D.Was $250.00, now $187.50. (1720026) (Plastic tube table radio) This is a rather scarce midget tube radio with an Art Deco design. It is a fully restored little beauty with two thumb knobs, one for on-off volume and one for tuning. Back panel is missing. This radio comes standard with no dial glass and is another radio with an upside-down chassis. Since dust couldn't settle on it over the years and foster corrosion, the chassis is especially clean after this restoration. The cabinet has no cracks, breaks, or hairlines. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 7-3/4"W x 5"H x 5-1/2"D. $535.00. (1750002)SOLD! (Bakelite tube table radio) Classic black Bakelite cabinet with push buttons, original oversized maroon dial and replacement on/off knob in super Art Deco styling. Radio works great without static or humming noises. Missing panel back. The case has no cracks, breaks, or hairlines. Gorgeous rare example of this beauty. Includes original Photofact folder for this set. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 11-1/2"W x 6-1/4" x 4"D. $715.00. (1750003) (Wood tube table radio) The brand name Sparton was a product of Sparks-Withington of Jackson, Michigan. We might note that the Michigan State Spartan football team bears the same name, with a different spelling, and a different town too. Hmmm? Anyway, in 1934/35, Sparks-Withington produced 3.8 million radios making it one of the larger producers of radios and tubes in the USA. The model 57 was an AC-DC, superheterodyne set with five tubes and two bands (SB,SW). The radio has an AVC circuit and great sensitivity on both bands. Blake replaced all of the capacitors. He checked and replaced all resistors and tubes. A safety fuse was added as well as a new power cord, replacing the fire hazard "curtain burner" resistance line cord. The radio was aligned and plays loud and strong. Gary refinished the cabinet with his usual finesse. He completed by applying lacquer and hand-rubbing a gorgeous "piano" finish. This radio is an early, rare Sparton that belongs in your collection! 9-1/2"W x 7-3/4"H x 4-1/2"D. $429.00. (1600195) (Plastic tube table radio) A really nice, completely restored and all-original cranberry red Sparton radio from 1950, nicknamed the "Football" radio for obvious reasons. This is a hard to find color in this model, especially in this condition. The cases were made out of plastic, and consequently most of the survivors show a lot of wear. But this cabinet is in very nice condition, with just a one nick (see photo #3) and a few very slight rubs, but no breaks, cracks, hairlines, tube burns or major cosmetic issues. Its original grille, back and original knobs with brass inserts are in perfect condition. The radio is playing just great, picking up all my local AM stations clearly. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 13"W x 6"H x 6"D. $295.00. (1750024) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Project set in great physical shape with no cracks or chips or hairlines. The battery terminal on positive end needs to be attached to keep batteries on contacts. I briefly tried to connect four "AA" batteries and didn't get sound at all. Leather case in poor shape. $50.00. (2430170) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio is super clean. No corrosion on contacts either. It's not working presently, just faint static with earphone so it's more just a collectable in super presentation state. It comes with all you see. $40.00. (2430180) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) This is a rare and great looking miniature Japanese transistor radio from Standard. It is one of their rarest models. It utilizes six transistors and is a very high quality radio. The horizontal dial area of this radio is reverse painted. The cabinet is an off white or cream color. This radio has no chips or cracks. Only flaw I see is a tiny depression on the grille (see pics). Tested and currently does not seem to be working, but the radio does pop when turned on and hisses softly. Comes with original high quality leather case. $195.00. (1740002) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) This is a rare and great looking Japanese transistor radio from Standard. It is one of their earliest models and as far as I can tell was never sold in the USA. It utilizes eight oval cased NEC transistors and a glass diode. The vertical slide rule dial area of this radio is reverse painted. The cabinet is a medium blue color. This radio has no chips or cracks but it does have some yellowing on the grille from being in the leather case. Tested and currently does not seem to be working but the radio does pop when turned on and hisses softly. Comes with original leather case which is just in fair condition. $295.00. (1740003) (Plastic tube table radio) This bullet-shaped five-tube Super-het AM radio in solid ivory with red dial and on/off knob radio has been fully restored and hand polished. It is all-original and in near perfect condition. The dial light illuminates the pointer (which is often missing) and the illuminated stations behind the dial moves when tuning and lights up the cabinet in the dial area. There is a slight hairline fracture on the top (hardly noticeable under normal light) that doesn't detract from its beauty when on display. All tubes have been tested and set to factory specs. This radio only needs to be displayed and enjoyed. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 9"W x 6"H x 5"D. $350.00. (1750005) (Plastic tube table radio) Produced only in 1949, this set is all-original and in excellent working condition. This is a six-tube radio, AM band only model. It even comes complete with its extremely rare original instructions to explain the three control knobs! Tuning is easy, and the sound is strong and clear. The case with wrap-around louvered grille is not Bakelite but an early Polystyrene "mahogany" cabinet with lots of brown swirls. The asymmetrical streamlined Art Deco styling and illuminated dial makes this set a real show-stopper. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. In fact, this was just the 3rd radio I ever bought back in 1982. About 14-1/2"W x 8"H c 7"D. $395.00. (1750015) (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Stewart-Warner began manufacturing speedometers in Chicago starting in 1912. In 1925, they started producing radios. They eventually produced 1,000 sets a day, and soon over-production slowed sales. The company was always stable however, due to huge profits from the automotive parts division. The R-146 is a seven-tube, three-band (SB,SWx2) with a precision, fine-tuning selector on a three-color, reverse-painted dial. Blake replaced all of the capacitors with modern equivalents. The resistors and tubes were checked for tolerance and replaced where necessary. He installed a safety fuse, a new power cord and an external input cable. The radio has a lot of volume and great tone! Gary stripped and refinished the cabinet, producing a gorgeous, hand-rubbed "piano" lacquer finish. The radio has the original speaker, knobs and the "Craft-built" cabinet badge! 19"W x 12"H x 11-1/2"D. $599.00. (1600192) (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Here is a stunning radio from Stromberg-Carlson. The company was for over two centuries the maker of the finest scientific and telephone equipment, and moved into radio with the consumer demand. They were an engineer-based company and perfection was the goal. This radio is a great example offering both AM and Shortwave from a six-tube super-het chassis. Everything is factory original with complete decals and clear dial. The cabinet is made from the finest American walnut in an "industrial age" style. The condition is very good showing just the slightest amount of wear for the decades of use. My tech has completed his professional repairs and returned this fine radio to a factory new playing condition. The six ivory colored presets wait for your favorite stations. Les has added a mini-jack to allow your connection of any modern device. Enjoy the radio as a radio or as a player of any content of your choice. Bluetooth is available for $25! 15-3/4"W 9-1/4"H x 10"D. $495.00. (0961523)SOLD! (Bakelite tube table radio) Stromberg Carlson was a telecommunications equipment and electronics manufacturing company formed in 1894 as a partnership between Alfred Stromberg and Androv Carlson. It was one of five companies that controlled the national supply of telephone equipment until after World War II. Originally founded to manufacture telephones, the Stromberg-Carlson company also produced radio components, and began selling their own complete sets during the early 1920s. This "Dynatomic" model, offered from the late 1940's until the early 1950's, was one of their most popular sets in Deco styling and superior performance. Almost all the 1500 models came in brown Bakelite or ivory painted Bakelite. But a few cases were manufactured in red maroon Bakelite. This Dynamic model is not a painted case, it is red maroon Bakelite and in mint condition. There are no cosmetic issues, and the chassis has been gone over completely with everything changed out that was out of tolerance. The set plays great, picking up all my local AM station and many distant stations at night. It has its original back and knobs. In color, they don't get much better than this. About 11-1/2"W x 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $198.00. (1150723) (Plastic tube table radio) This Mid-Century radio was one of Stromberg-Carlson's last radios. Its yellow Polystyrene cabinet with gold grille is stunning. It is in excellent cosmetic condition with no chips, cracks or hairlines at all. The radio has been serviced and plays well. The original cardboard back is intact, and the radio still has the its original schematic diagram laminated to the bottom. Both knobs are original. Comes complete with its original PhotoFact Folder. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 10"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $225.00. (1750019)ON SALE! (Plaskon/Urea/Beetle tube table radio) Ivory Plaskon AM tube radio with brass trim. No cracks, chips or hairlines. The radio plays very well. Picks up many station clearly. On the back is a plug-in that the red Plaskon speaker plugs into. Original backs. No cracks, chips or hairlines. The speaker sounds great and has about 30 feet of cable. Each is 9"W x 5-1/2"H x 4-1/2"D.Was $275.00, now $206.25. (1720027) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio has no cracks or chips or hairlines. Grille is a wee wavy but not bad at all. It just emits static presently. $75.00. (2430172) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) Radio has no cracks or chips or dents or hairlines and works. Clean set! Leather case is in good shape. $120.00. (1430631) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) This is a rare and great looking reverse-painted Japanese transistor radio from Toshiba. It is one of their earlier models and is very hard to find because as far as I can tell it was never sold in the USA. It is a rare variation on the "Coffin" model that has a different reverse painted dial area. The vertical slide rule dial area is reverse painted. The radio looks great and has no chips or cracks but has a very tiny and very hard to photograph stress line on the dial (see pic). Tested and works but it seems to squeal and pop and whine loudly most of the time it's on a station. $450.00. (1740006) (Plastic tube table radio) Six-tube AM radio from 1946. This radio has been freshly repainted in a bright yellow. Unique Art Deco design. Radio plays great across the entire band. Power cord, weak tube and capacitors have been replaced. 14"W x 8"H x 7"H. $160.00. (0390391)SOLD! (Wood tube table radio) Very nice and not often seen radio. AM reception, six tubes. Wood case is in solid condition with original knobs, original back and original speaker cloth. New power cord, nice dial. No paint loss on dial. All components have been tested and replaced where bad or weak. Iconic design! Receives stations along the dial and plays nicely. Will be expertly packed and promptly shipped with full insurance. Shipping cost is $25 to anywhere in the continental USA. About 15"W x 8"H x 9"D. $79.00. (1650216)SOLD! (Plastic tube clock radio) This great-looking Atomic clock radio is a five-tube Super-Heterodyne that produces great sound and its clock still works! It has a built-in loop antenna and a utility outlet on the rear of the cabinet. The dial cover and coral cabinet have no cracks, chips or hairlines – just a few minor surface scratches that can been seen in the photos. Comes complete with its original PhotoFact Folder. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 10-1/2"W x 6"H x 5-1/2"D. $196.00. (1750014) (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) Here is one of the wildest styled tombstones made. The radio sports an abstract metal grille in a very decorative mahogany cabinet. The oversized dial lights in a dramatic fashion for nighttime listening. The radio is a six-tube super-het chassis offering both broadcast and shortwave reception. The radio cabinet has been refinished in an authentic manner and highlights the veneers. The speaker cloth is a period correct reproduction and the knobs are the factory originals. My tech has completed his professional repairs and I found this radio to be a terrific player. The radio has a mini-jack added to the electronics to allow you to connect the radio to any modern devices. Now you can listen to anything you wish from any other source device. Add a Bluetooth device for only $25 additional! 15-3/4"H x 12-3/4"W x 8-1/2"D. $795.00. (0961529) (Plastic transistor shirtpocket radio) This is a great looking reverse painted two-transistor radio from Windsor. This radio is New Old Stock (NOS) and looks great, with no chips or cracks. Tested and is currently not working but does produce static when tuned. Includes the original soft plastic case, earplug, and original box. $49.95. (1740007)SOLD! (Bakelite tube table radio) Here is one of the coolest Art Deco designs Zenith ever produced. The Bakelite case has no cracks, chips or hairlines (just a couple of tiny flea bites), and still retains a beautiful shine. The radio works, but I've never fooled with the pre-set buttons. The on-off knob does not have a sharp "click" when you turn it on but it works fine. I believe that small rectangle below the tuning knob is a knock out for an optional switch. I've seen photos of this model where it looks like this one, and some have a Zenith logo or a switch in that spot. The chassis is mounted upside down on this model. Another great radio from my personal, smoke-free collection. About 11-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $332.00. (1750011) (Wood tube table radio) Ah yes, the venerable Zenith "Toaster." Still highly collectable and a great functioning radio with a beautiful Ingraham cabinet. It's perfect as an entry level purchase to start your collection with. This six-tube, AM only radio has great volume and good sensitivity across the dial. Blake went in and replaced all of the capacitors. He then checked resistors and tubes, replacing where needed. We added a safety fuse, new power cord and an audio cable to listen to an external device. Gary stripped the cabinet and refinished with high-quality grain filler and toner. He then applied a lacquer for our "factory fresh" piano finish. This particular Toaster has a gorgeous matching walnut burl on the front of the unique Ingraham cabinet. The original knobs, back and grille cloth have been retained. A perfect, quality radio in every way, and priced to sell! 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $399.00. (1600197)SOLD! (Wood tube table radio w/SW) Lovely Zenith "Stars & Stripes" introduced in 1937 for their 1938 Fall lineup. This was a dual power set intended for both farming areas and those city homes already with electrification. Nice well-lit two lamp dial, airplane style pointer, gold dial, pushbuttons, tonal control and a curvy Art Deco style. The cabinet has been refinished using the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a gorgeous luster, paying respect to the original detailed finish, including the accent lines around the top and bottom. The electronics have been completely restored (no shortcut repairs, internally fused for your safety and has a new polarized power cord), and it plays very nicely on both the AM and shortwave bands. I have added an MP3 input so you may listen to your own supplied music if you wish. 19-1/2"W x 11-1/2"H x 8-1/4"D. $395.00. (1390301) (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) Here is one of the most desired Zenith tombstones. The radio is a six-tube super-het offering AM and Shortwave. This radio sports a huge brightly lit 6-inch multi-colored dial. The cabinet is all original, showing a tiny amount of wear on the left side for all of the decades of use. The radio is in remarkable factory original condition, unusual for a 82+ year old set. The speaker cloth is accurate reproduction. The Zenith sticker on the speaker is also a reproduction. This model sports original iconic "Z" knobs. My tech has done a fine job in his repairs. His repairs have returned the electronics to factory new specs. These radios are known for the fine tuning and outstanding sound, and this one offers both. He also added a mini-jack to this radio; with the mini-jack you can connect any modern electronics to it and listen to an unlimited choice of content. This includes your phone, pad, or Internet connection for streaming content. These radios sport huge cabinets and are dramatic playing radios. These are extremely large and shipping will be a bit higher to assure you of a safe delivery. Bluetooth is available for an additional $25! 23"H x 17"W x 14"D. $795.00. (0961527)SOLD! (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) This absolutely stunning six-tube large Broadcast/ShortWave three-band radio will be a highlight of any vintage radio collection. It retains the original wooden knobs, bezel, dial glass and dial scale, all in beautiful condition. 8-inch speaker has been reconed and sounds fantastic. Replacement power cord was installed. The cabinet was refinished with lacquer and is in smooth semi-gloss condition. Grille cloth is a correct reproduction. A thorough restoration of the electronics was performed: replacing all electrolytic (filter) caps, all wax/paper caps, replacement of all out of tolerance resistors and tubes, complete alignment (stations appear on dial in correct place). As a result, it receives stations across all bands (Broadcast, Police & Foreign). Short wire antenna is needed (supplied). Aux input cable has been added (see box at top of listing for details). Impressive at 22-1/2"H x 17"W x 12"D. 90 day warranty. $859.00. (1030280)ON SALE! (Wood tube console radio w/SW) The Golden Age of Radio never looked better. This outstanding Zenith console is a very rare 6-S-352. This is a radio you may never see another example of. Right at the beginning of WWII, radio manufactures were no longer able to get the needed materials to make new sets due to the war effort. So many companies, like Zenith, put together whatever cabinets and chassis that they had available. This is an example of that practice. What could be more appropriate than a patriotic Stars and Stripes chassis with the most ornate Zenith 15-tube cabinet. I think it is a great looking combination! The cabinet has been expertly refinished and looks amazing. The exotic woods used in this set are some of the best you will ever see. This factory original radio has been completely electronically restored. It plays and sounds great. It comes with a one year warranty. I can install an iPod input for the new owner at no additional charge. I arrange affordable shipping via Greyhound or will hold for pick up. Don't let this beautiful set get away! You will probably never get a chance to own another. Please e-mail me with any questions.Was $1,600.00, now $1,200.00. (0150264) (Bakelite tube table radio w/FM) This great post-War Zenith radio is wonderful to listen to, because you can tune in both AM and FM broadcasting stations. This model was an early Zenith entry into both AM and FM bandwidths. These early diagonal dial Zenith sets are difficult to find with the brass Zenith eagle emblem still on the case. This beautiful brown Bakelite case has no chips, cracks or hairlines. The set is playing well on both AM and FM. Three front knobs for off/on, band, and tuning. A great part of Zenith history and unique case design, as well as a great set to hear a wide variety of programming. One of my favorite models and at a a sales price of $49.95, not a cheap radio! About 12"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $134.95. (1150725)SOLD! (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) I have an ongoing discussion with my radio friends on what was Zenith's best year. You could say 1937 because of the electronic innovations and great cabinet designs, or 1938 which produced the Walton series and the new "Robot or Shutterdial" radios with motor-drive and the inclusion of a tuning eye tube. Today we have the ultra-iconic Walton nine-tube, three-band (SB,SWx2) radio. This is a complete and correct "matching numbers" 9-S-232 with the right speaker. The speaker alone can bring several hundred dollars. Blake went into the chassis replacing all of the capacitors. He checked the tolerance of the resistors and replaced where needed, doing the same with the tubes. He put in a new, bright and active tuning eye tube. A new power cord, safety fuse and audio cable were installed. Gary stripped and refinished the Walton, stating it was "the nicest one he's ever done." The original wooden knobs were retained, and a nice, correct "Zenith Swirl" reproduction grille cloth was installed. This is a "like-new" Walton as you would have seen them on the showroom floor. One word covers it...fantastic! 24"H x 17"W x 12-1/2"D. $2,995.00. (1600194) (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) Considered as one of the most collectible of all of these old radios and displayed on the popular television program "The Waltons." The condition of the cabinet is a professional refinish with a high degree of duplication of the original. The speaker cloth is original and in terrific condition for its 80 year life, and the knobs the iconic factory original "Z" wood knobs. The paper tag on the underside is still present about 95%. The motor works perfectly in both directions. My tech has replaced all of the components required to update the radio and ensure that you enjoy problem free ownership. He has completely disassembled the shutter dials and cleaned and oiled them for smooth operation. We replaced the dead eye tube with a super sensitive 6E5 eye tube. He also has added a mini-jack allowing you to connect to an external device. Use your phone, pad or computer to allow you an unlimited choice of content. A reprint of the original owners and operational booklet is included. Free Bluetooth included! 23-1/4"H x 17-3/4"W x 13"D. $2,995.00. (0961532) (Wood tube console radio w/SW) This rare classic console was part of the 1938 Zenith lineup that featured many other radios that used the unique "Robot" dial, commonly called a shutterdial. The 9-S-263 is a very rare "collector quality" model because very few were made compared to the other models; the oval shape sets it apart. It has motorized tuning, Local/Distance & tone selectors, adjustable bass speaker baffle, tuning eye, and the band selection shutterdial. The cabinet is stunning with walnut veneers and maple inlays. Interior was redone in correct Zenith blue. Shutters are excellent with no corrosion or paint loss. Chassis is in mint condition and receives the Broadcast band and Short Wave in two bands from 1.7 to 18 MC. Complete electronics tuneup with all new capacitors; tubes and resistors checked and replaced as needed. Grille cloth is a correct repro; knobs are original wood. 12 month warranty. Pickup in Central Virginia near Lynchburg, or contact me for other options. 43"H x 27"W x 17"D. $2,295.00. (1030278) (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) This large and commanding tombstone radio was Zenith's top-of-the-line table model for 1937. This is gracefully accented with vented side pilasters and an uncomplicated upper grille area to create a refreshingly clean and simple appearance. This is a rare radio and one fine playing set. The finish is a professionally done high luster lacquer. My refinisher went to extraordinary efforts on this cabinet and it is the nicest I have ever seen. The speaker cloth is an accurate reproduction and the iconic "Z" knobs are original to the set. The ten-tube super-het chassis plays on both AM and Shortwave. The speaker is a tremendous 8-inch full range Zenith and original. My professional tech has given his highly professional efforts in the repairs and the radio plays in an extremely fine manner. He also added a mini-jack to the circuit allowing your input any modern device. Using your phone, pad or computer you can enjoy an unlimited amount of content. Bluetooth is available! 23"H x 17-1/2"W x 13-1/2"D. $2,795.00. (0961535) (Wood tube tombstone radio w/SW) This is one of the most collectible of these old radios and displayed on the popular television program "The Waltons." This is an extremely large model with a dramatic sound quality and it is the top of the model line. The condition of the cabinet is a professional refinish with a high degree of duplication of the original. The speaker cloth is factory original and the knobs the iconic "Z" wood knobs. The shutters are smooth as silk, with the ease of the flywheel tuning. This is the twelve-tube chassis with the correct 670 ohm speaker. All parts are original to the radio along with the factory tag. My tech has replaced all of the components required to update the radio and ensure that you enjoy problem free ownership. The motor drive works perfectly, in both directions. The shutters work as smooth as silk. The chassis is very clean. We have added a mini-jack allowing you to connect to an external device. This will allow you an unlimited choice of content. Bluetooth device added at no additional cost. 23-1/4"H x 17-3/4"W x 13"D. $3,995.00. (0961541)
