I have a 1950's Zenith tube radio that works on AC/DC with cord. It has 2 cracks on the plastic and is missing 3 tubes but it has potential. It has a schematic and tube layout on the inside cover.Not

 

Vintage 6-L-41 4 68 Dial federal grey Rotary phone dial New never used

 

This old radio is in good condition. Produced in 1937 to 1938, according to the web it cost $125.00 new at the time, or nearly $500 in todays money. Radiomuseum.org has more information on this radio.

 

You are bidding on a Spica model ST-600, 6 transistor radio. This radio is in good condition. Gray color case with no chips or cracks. Some dust and dirt inside but should clean up nicely. Radio does

 

Other than the above mentioned issues, I do not see anything wrong with it -- at least what matches the instructions.

 

For your consideration is this Meck, model 5C5 tube radio. The radio has been electronically restored and the cabinet has been refinished. This radio receives AM broadcast. As is common with radios of

 

Up for sale is a as found working 1940 chassis, Zenith model 11-S-474. I hooked everything up and received many local AM stations up and down the dial. Most of the tubes are original Zenith branded ST

 

ESTATE SALE: Is Capehart by Farnsworth the most prestigious brand of the Gold Age of Radio? My father was a furniture retailer in Statesville, NC in the forties and fifites. This was his personal radi

 

Early 1900s candle stick phone it does have a chip on the ear piece

 

Fantastic old desk phone. Great display item, dial works, phone not tested but I would guess it also works. Heavy construction. No chips or cracks.