A Zodiac jukebox The jukebox when opened The internal workings of the jukebox Reproduction Wurlitzer 1015 (manufactured 1946 ) in the Hotel Nacional de Cuba, Havana Seeburg Wall-o-Matic tableside extension, at Triple XXX, Issaquah, Washington, 2009 Filben Maestro 78RPM jukebox (late 1940s) Seeburg.

• From 1947 to 1949, Abbotwares of Los Angeles produced ten different varieties of an Art Deco, horse-themed radio. They are quite rare and very hard to find in such pristine condition. It still has the original patina, dark brown and copper just like the factory produced them. So many of these radios have had the patina polished away, missing the reins or the saddle.

Blake has replaced all of the paper capacitors, tested and replaced bad resistors and checked all of the tubes. He performed a proper alignment, making this little five-tube, AM only radio play like new. A very cool gift for that horse lover, or man cave.

13-3/4'H x 12-1/4'W x 5-1/4'D. (1600044) • Here is another one of a kind radio design! This Abbotwares 'Horse with Saddle' is seldom seen, and when found is usually missing its saddle.

I've seen five or six in my 40+ years of collecting, and this is the only one I've owned. It came from the estate of a Doctor in Auburn, Maine, who collected only the best of each radio. This is easily the best I've seen. The electrolytic capacitors were recently replaced by my Tech Friend Tom, and he put an on/off switch on the cord as the one on the volume control was not working.

The radio plays well. 14'H x 11-1/2'W x 4-1/2'D. (1620013) • Written by Allan Lytel. A Thomas Sams Photofact publication, first edition, first printing 1963.

This book explains the uses of Lasers and Masers and their applications. Masers in their fundamental action are completely different then vacuum tubes or transistors, while electronics abound with many new techniques and applications, most of these are modifications of pre-existing knowledge and do not represent revolutionary ideas. The Maser is an entirely new concept.

Noise-Free amplifiers and ultra-stable signal sources are just two Maser applications. A special type of Maser, called the Laser, is a light amplifier and source of coherent light; it is a spectacular by product and the first ever produced by man. (3020729) • By IPC-A-600A, Institute Of Printed Circuits September 1970 (Revised).

This publication is a compilation of visual Quality Acceptability Guidelines for Printed Wiring Boards prepared by the Reparability and Acceptability Committee of Institute of Printed Circuits. The pictures in this guide were made to portray certain specific points noted in the title of each page withe a brief description adjacent to each picture. 78 page plastic spiral bound book in good condition. (3020728) • This set plays broadcast (AM) and Police band.

Very attractive lighted dial. (0380419) • ON SALE!

Collectors associate Addison with the stunning line of highly prized and expensive Catalin radios produced by this Canadian maker. This seldom found plastic model is cute as a button with a crisp dial and gorgeous marbleized knobs. It's also rather unique because the entire cabinet is a single molded piece sitting on top of the metal chassis. That allowed the designers to carve a convenient carry handle into the back and eliminate the usual flimsy cardboard back.

Oddly, this radio has no dial lamp for illuminating the dial at nighttime. This radio weighs 6 pounds and measures 10-3/4'W x 6-3/4'H x 8'D.Was $189.00, now $175.00. (1340082) • This is a nice 1953 Admiral Bakelite radio that is all original. The chassis has been gone through.

When turned on it plays and sounds good. No cracks or scratches. Please look at the photo, email me with any questions. 11'W x 6-1/2'H x 5-1/4'D. (1520052) • Uniquely restored Admiral from 1940. Its five-tube chassis has had all wax/paper capacitors replaced, tubes and resistors checked and alignment peaked. The Deco styled Bakelite cabinet has been repainted in a three-tone polished lacquer.

There have been crack repairs to the bottom and top of cabinet. The red paint appears to have an orange tone in the pictures. Plays well with its internal loop antenna. 10'W x 7'H x 6'D. (1550052) • SOLD! Radio has no cracks or chips or hairlines. It's very clean all over.

The inside shows some green corrosion on contacts but contacts are okay. The radio works with good volume but it's very touchy. So, it is a rare set that looks great but could use some contact cleaner in the right place to perform like it should. (1430229) • This Model & Chassis index #S1201 covers all Admiral Radio and phonograph model chassis prefixed by the letter 'Y' that were introduced during the years 1959 to July 1967. (3020661) • I don't know why they put an antenna on this as it has the typical ferrite antenna inside. Regardless, it's unusual. Radio picks up static but that's all.

It's really clean with no cracks or chips or hairlines. Grille has a super hard to notice dimple but it's almost not worth mentioning to be honest. (1430165) • This is a very basic, but clean example from the early 1960s. Bottom label is missing, so determining the model number required some research. One tiny chip can be seen in the photos.

A four-tube superheterodyne, it has reasonable sensitivity, and would be a perfect ballgame or news/talk radio for a kitchen, workshop, or garage. The four-tube design might have only marginal performance in a basement unless you are in an area with good signal strength.

There is no provision for an external antenna. It has been fully serviced (new capacitors, resistors checked, tubes tested and replaced as necessary, and aligned). (1530010) • ON SALE! Original finish.

Color is actually pale pink. No scratches or cracks.

Marks on the gold area on top are part of the design (not scratches). Electronics restored (filter caps replaced). AC plug marked for polarized input.

Reception is good.Was $80.00, now $70.00. (1540054) • ON SALE! This is the high quality Advent FM radio with extension speaker. This is a great sounding compact 70's radio.

It's super clean and ready to display and play. Please add $38 for domestic shipping.Was $179.00, now $129.00.

(1440200) • SOLD! Aetna Radio, the 'in-house' brand for Walgreens Drug Stores during the 1930's, was obviously a Detrola designed cabinet and chassis.

Many retailers turned to companies such as Detrola, to produce private branded radios for their own stores. The multicolored backlit dial, with the airplane style pointer, is amazingly beautiful in a dimly lit room--stunning graphics! This lovely cabinet has been refinished using the very finest grain fillers, toning and finishing lacquers, producing a gorgeous finish.

The electronics have been completely restored (no shortcut repairs and it is internally fused for your safety), and it plays very nicely on the AM and shortwave bands. I've added an MP3 input for your listening enjoyment should you wish listen to your own supplied music.

14-1/2'W x 11'H x 8'D. (1390200) • I doubt you'll ever find another example of this exceptionally rare Aircastle radio sold by mail order from Spiegel's catalogs. It's a phenomenal 'mini' radio without any cracks, chips or other flaws.

The cabinet retains the original ivory luster seldom seen in radios over 70 years old. The teeny dial has a fascinating gold reptilian appearance. The cardboard back is present and in very nice shape. I purchased this little jewel from the famous Radiophile collection.

It plays great and will be a incredible addition to any radio collection. It weighs 3 pounds; 7'W x 5'H x 4-3/4'D.

(1340154) • Five-tube AM radio from 1940. Cabinet on this very small radio is in excellent condition. Dial scale has been replaced along with capacitors, weak tubes and the power cord. 8'W x 5-1/2'H x 4-1/2'D.

(0390274) • 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. (0150234) • 1940 Montgomery Wards two-band Airline radio with push button tuning. The chassis has been restored with new capacitors, tubes and resistors checked and alignment set for peak performance.

The polished Bakelite cabinet has a nice swirl pattern which doesn't show well in the pictures. Plays well on both AM and shortwave bands with internal loop antenna or long wire attached. 14'W x 8'H x 8'D. (1550046) • ON SALE! This beautiful Montgomery Wards Airline radio has a very stylish and glossy brown Bakelite finish with an amazing gold dial.

The chassis has been properly restored with a new power cord. It plays just as great as it looks. This radio weighs 6 pounds and measures 10-1/2'W x 7'H x 6-1/4'D.Was $189.00, now $175.00. (1340083) • ON SALE! This Airline from the 1940's is super clean and plays great. It almost looks like new! Very stylish post-War radio made for Montgomery Wards.

A lot of these were sold in the suburbs of the Northeast. Add $28 for domestic shipping.Was $179.00, now $99.00. (1440164) • This vintage Airline model is a bit unusual and rare, for I haven't seen this model before and I have been in the radio business for quite a long time. I have completely restored it, replacing all of the older paper and wax type capacitors with newer longer lasting ones. Also replaced the old style electrolytic capacitors which cause that hum that you hear in older radios when they go bad. All the tubes have been checked on my tester and I have replaced any of the bad ones with new, all circuits checked and working properly now and the radio sounds as nice as it looks.

10-3/4'W x 7'H x 7-3/4'D. (0021380) • This cabinet is loaded with lots of burled walnut veneers. There are separate dial windows for tone and volume, plus it has a tuning strength indicator window at the top. The sound from this baby's Jensen speaker is awesome! Strong and clean. Doors close to protect to the dial and grille area. (0380484) • This beautiful radio was made for Wards Airline by Wells-Gardner & Company of Chicago.

Wards used Belmont and Wells-Gardner to produce their pre-War radios under contract to become one of the most prolific mail order catalogue sellers of the time. This powerful ten-tube, two-band console (SB and police) is quite rare; this is the first one I have seen. Blake did a terrific job of restoring the electronics to perform like new. The capacitors were replaced and the resistors and tubes were tested and replaced as needed. The radio was aligned and performs quite well across the dial.

The Art Deco cabinet is made of English Walnut, Maple, Ebony and painted Maple. A fantastic refinish by Gary Marvin using grain filler, toner and lacquer to give it a professional long lasting finish. An input has been added so you may add music from your own device. Add $150 for professional packing and shipping to your nearest Greyhound Depot. 40'H x 24' W x 13'D. (1600029) • You are looking at a massively sized table radio. The factory was Wells-Gardner, who made terrific radios, and this was made exclusively for Montgomery Wards.

The radio is a sophisticated eight-tube super-het that plays on AM and SW. There are quite a number of deluxe features to detail. Note the tone controls and the highly detailed multi-colored dial which measure a huge 9 inches. The radio sports a brand new eye tube, which winks with great sensitivity as you tune from station to station. Les has done his completely professional repairs and between the highly sophisticated engineering and the massively sized cabinet, the radios sings like few others. The cabinet retains the original finish, very acceptable with only a subtle blemish on the top right side near the back (see photo). Built on a chrome chassis, with some accumulation of tarnish this is one of the finest playing table radios you could wish to own.

This set because of size and weight is going to cost more in shipping. The scale of this radio makes it ideal for the installed mini-jack and as with all of my radios Bluetooth is available for $25. 23'W x 15-1/4'H x 11'D. (0961303) • Beautiful black Bakelite AM radio from 1937. The cabinet is in wonderful condition with no chips or cracks. Chassis has been serviced and plays well across the entire dial.

The tuning eye has been replaced and is very strong. 13'W x 8-1/2'H x 7-1/4'D.

(0390329) • Up for sale today we have a really nice six-tube, three-band (SB, SWx2) radio sold at Montgomery Ward stores under the Airline name. The waterfall cabinet with beautiful walnut veneer and multi-colored, oval dial is a great collector piece. Gary did a fantastic job refinishing this beauty with a nice lacquer finish. Joe went through the chassis replacing all of the capacitors, resistors and tubes where needed and aligned the radio for peak performance. This radio plays strong. I had it on the bench after the alignment and it was picking up stations without an antenna hooked up.

(1600054) • Here's another superb set I purchased directly from the owner of the Radiophile collection (Google 'Radiophile plastic radios' to see more). The finish is amazing and even the original labels are intact on the bottom on the cabinet. There are no cracks in Plaskon cabinet, which is exceptionally rare. The shape of the dial and the grille bars are iconic styles of the period. This little cutie plays wonderfully because it's had an excellent restoration by the Radiophile master himself. This is an investment grade radio that you'll be proud to display and use.

This radio weighs 5 pounds; 9'W x 6-3/4'H x 5-1/4'D. (1340137) • ON SALE! This Deco Airline radio is in excellent condition with no cracks or chips. It has been serviced, tubes and caps replaced as needed. It plays very loud and clear.

The eye tube is bright and the dial has a pleasing red glow. Add $38 for domestic shipping.Was $229.00, now $149.00.

(1440175) • 'Indian head' Montgomery Wards Airline from 1937. The cabinet has been refinished using toners and a semi-gloss lacquer. The chassis plays well with fresh capacitors, checked resistors, alignment and a replacement power transformer sometime in its past. Needs a long wire antenna for reception. Only 11'W x 7'H x 6'D. (1550044) • No dial-face, just push-buttons, make this Bakelite radio from the golden age look very deco!

The grille slots wrap around two sides and the dial position is read from the tuning knob on the other. The mechanical type push-buttons are set by loosening the screw on that knob. The radio has no back, but the case is nearly flawless, with no cracks or chips, and the five tube superhet chassis has been serviced and plays well. (0610042) • A petite, brown with red marbling, Bakelite cased radio with superb AM reception using the wire antenna, attached, and the five-tube circuit. The dial is crystal clear and not lighted.

Fully restored for safe, reliable use. All paper capacitors and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced with high quality modern replacements. Tubes replaced as needed as well as any other defective parts.

Please review my testimonials page to get an idea of the quality restorations I do. 8'W x 6'H x 5'D. (1090676) • A rare offering is this Montgomery Wards Airline radio of 1946.

It looks like Mom just brought it home from the Wards store. Six tubes and the internal antenna pull in stations extremely well. The dial is beautiful and nicely lighted. Fully restored for safe, reliable use.

All paper capacitors and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced with high quality modern replacements. Tubes replaced as needed as well as any other defective parts. Please review my testimonials page to get an idea of the quality restorations I do.

13 1/2'W x 6 1/2'D x 8 1/2'H. (1090677) • Great little mini All American Five-tube Super-Heterodyne AM radio. It has been completely gone through and all of the old capacitors have been replaced with new ones, all tubes checked too. The reception is excellent surprisingly strong for such a little set. The Walnut Bakelite case is in very good condition without chips, cracks or scratches. Only 7-1/2'W x 6'H x 4-1/2'D. (0021360) • Restored 1947 Montgomery Wards Airline with restored chassis and repainted Bakelite cabinet.

The four-tube chassis has had all paper capacitors replaced, tubes and resistors checked, and an alignment for peak performance. Receives local stations well with the attached long wire antenna. This is a smaller set at 8'W x 6'H x 5'D. (1550039) • Pretty and bright red is this nice little Airline all metal cased four-tube receiver. A fairly nice working radio too for such a small set, it brings in stations clear and with plenty of volume. Only 8'W x 6'H x 4'D. (0021358) • SOLD!

This great looking Airline Bakelite radio has one of the neatest designs of the pre-WWII era. The 'moderne' design of this set makes it stand out in any room. It has several great features not often found in Bakelite table top radios. It features AM and Shortwave bands and has a tuning eye that works great and is bright.

This radio has been professionally restored and has been repainted back to its original 'soft white' color and looks really nice. All paper and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced. The tubes and resistors have been checked and a new power cord has been installed.

A great looking, great playing radio. 12'W x 8'H x 6'D. (0150216) • A rare offering is this Montgomery Wards Airline radio of 1949.

It looks like Dad just brought it home from the Montgomery Wards store. Five tubes and the internal antenna pull in stations extremely well.

The dial is beautiful and nicely lighted. Fully restored for safe, reliable use. All paper capacitors and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced with high quality modern replacements. Tubes replaced as needed as well as any other defective parts. Please review my testimonials page to get an idea of the quality restorations I do. 13-1/2'W x 8'H x 7'D. (1090678) • Airline radios were the house brand label for the famed Chicago retailer and catalogue of Montgomery Wards.

They bought a wide selection of radios from dozens of factories. Like most retailers, they offered a wide range of price points and different qualities. This model was made for them by Colonial Radio. Colonial was considered a premium factory in the early 1930s.

The radio before you is a early five-tube super-het that offers Broadcast only. The cabinet has been nicely refinished and the speaker cloth is an exact reproduction of the original. Note the ornate metal inset knobs, a striking addition to the classic good looks. Les has completed his highly professional repairs and the radio is a terrific player. Les has added a mini-jack so you can input any modern device. Enjoy listening to content from your phone, pad or computer and enjoy an unlimited choice of content.

Bluetooth is available for an additional $25! 16-1/2'H x 15'W x 8-1/2'D. (0961328) • Mocha colored Airline; nice shape and works loud. It does have a tiny pinpoint ding on grille that isn't very obvious but there. Leather case is in fair shape, not bad. (1430136) • Very Eames era style polystyrene cabinet with Catalin-like spectacular unpainted caramel & cream swirling! It is without cracks or chips but has plenty of shine!

The original matching control knobs are excellent. The station control is trimmed in gold-toned metal. Station numerals / logo lettering are molded & without damage.

The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with an excellent original imprinted hardboard back. 10'W x 5'D x 5'H. (0250125) • This is a nice dark brown Bakelite radio with push buttons and a magic eye tube. No flaws/cracks.

Its cabinet has been cleaned polished and the electronics have been restored. Sounds awesome! The tuning eye lights up green.

The grille cloth on top has been replaced. Please see all photos.

Email me with any questions. 13'W x 8-1/4'H x 7'D. (1520057) • You are looking at a terrific table radio. Manufactured by Detrola Radio from Detroit, Michigan, these were very well engineered radios.

This radio was available under several names, but the Air Castle name was the house brand of Spiegel Catalogue Company. The six-tube super-het chassis plays well on both AM and Shortwave.

Note the massively oversized dial with is brightly backlit. The new green tuning eye winks with great sensitivity as you dial station to station.

The cabinet is a very fine refinish, with a fine factory like luster. The speaker cloth and knobs appear to be factory original. The fine American walnut is dramatic in its pattern. Les has done his usual and professional repairs and the radio plays in a fine fashion. Les has added a mini-jack to the circuit and you can choose your modern input device to the radio.

Listen to your phone, pad or computer for the infinite amount of free content available. Bluetooth is available for an additional $25. 18'W x 10'H x 8'D. (0961384) • Air Castle was the house brand for the famous Chicago based Spiegel catalog company. They were not a maker, but designed and contracted their products from some of the better factories and contract manufacturers.

This happens to be a very rare radio. The radio is never found and very seldom seen. Note the name came from the highly deco cut out grille. The radio is subtly shaped in a slightly curved cabinet. The condition is outstanding with a terrific factory finish, and all of the factory installed parts.

You will be delighted with the originality and performance from the six-tube super-het chassis. I bought this at auction out of the famous Mark Stein collection.

In forty five years of active collecting, I had never seen another available to own. My technician has done all of the repairs necessary and the radio is a real performer. If you collect deco radios, in fine original condition, you would be hard pressed to find a better set to add to your collection. 16-1/4'H x 13'W x 9'D.

(0961008) • With nearly fifty years of collecting, simply there are radios I have only seen in books. Before you are one of them, as it is so scarce I have seen only this one. Air Castle was the house brand for Spiegel Catalogue Company and Macy's Department Stores.

The radio is so distinctive with the dramatic tulip shaped grille and it has a motor drive allowing the preset of your favorite channels with a push of the button change. The radio is a six-tube model playing on both AM and Shortwave. The cabinet was refinished by a previous owner and the speaker cloth is an accurate replacement.

The balance of the radio is factory original. Les has completed his professional repairs and the radio is a fine player. Made for Spiegel by the famed RPC factory from Chicago, the electronics are first class. The motor works great and the radio is like it left the factory.

Les added a mini-jack for your input of any modern device or add a Bluetooth receiver for only $25. Rare, rare, rare! 17-5/8'W x 9-3/4'H x 9-1/2'D. (0961364) • Completely rebuilt chassis. This is a broadcast and shortwave set that plays nicely.

Good solid cabinet. (0380264) • Here's a nice, substantial table radio from Aiwa that features AM/FM and a sturdy chrome top handle.

It's a twelve-transistor model meant for everyday use. This radio plays well with four 'C' cell batteries. It also includes the original box and Styrofoam insert. The box is worn and tattered but it's certainly better than having no display box! It has a straight telescoping antenna, which swivels at the base.

The first rod of the antenna is present but detached. However, the antenna can still be used and is not bent. Cosmetically this radio is in very nice condition. There are no cracks, chips or dents. It weighs 5 pounds; 9-1/4'W x 7-1/4'H x 2-3/4'D. (1340155) • Complete instructions on the operation and maintenance of the AKAI DeLuxe reel to reel tape recorder.

With schematic. (3020701) • This is another rare version of the popular 60s Japanese midgets. Five tubes; inspected, new AC cord, other was brittle. Very small dent front bottom of plastic chrome and small hairline bottom right corner (almost undiscernible). Plays very well; a neat seldom seen version. 6-1/4'W x 4-1/4'H x 4'D.

(0080107) • ON SALE! Long before the Internet, companies like Sears, Montgomery Wards and Aldens thrived by selling products from their giant catalogs. And, just like Sears and Wards, Aldens contracted with radio manufacturers to create their own private branded radios.

The stepped cabinet design on this radio is very unique and eye pleasing. It still has the high gloss finish desired by all collectors. I purchased stunning little gem directly from the owner of the famous Radiophile collection (Google 'Radiophile antique radios' to read more). This radio plays very well because it was restored by the Radiophile master himself. This radio weighs 5 pounds and measures 10'W x 6-1/4'H x 5-1/2'D.Was $209.00, now $199.00. (1340091) • Published by Allied Radio Corp. Covering math, radio & electronic formulas, engineering & servicing data, schematic symbols, Ohm's Law, vacuum tube symbols & formulas and more.

Paperback, 64 pages. (3020695) • Published by Allied Radio Corp. This is a wonderful book filled with projects for the radio experimenter. Projects from building a crystal set to a three tube broadcast receiver. With diagrams and schematics. 31 page paperback in good condition. (3020699) • By Nelson M.

Cook and published by Allied Radio Corp., 1943. Covers: most used radio and electronic formulas, engineering and servicing data, interchangeable tube list etc. (3020618) • 1993 catalog, 1048 pages. (3020546) • This 1973 catalog is No. 730, it has 419 pages of parts, kits, amplifiers by Bogan, CB Radios, famous name test equipment by Allied, Simpson, Weston, Sencore, RCA, Micronta and others power supplies, clock, switches, panel meters and more.

(3020659) • 1975; 360 pages of electronic parts of all kinds as well as pictures of lots of test equipment like multimeters & multitesters, from Simpson, Micronta; analyzers, power supplies, signal tracers, tube testers, oscilloscopes, etc. (3020547) • 1966, 544 pages.

This catalog is packed with a variety of radios; Knights, Johnson, Regency CB Transceivers, Microphones such as Astatic D104, Premier crystal mike or the 77L dynamic, Shure mikes and Undine's. (3020548) • Two-band radio has had a complete chassis rebuild (copy of schematic included) and plays strong on both broadcast (AM) and shortwave. Has tuning eye and nicely lit multi-colored dial! (0380421) • By Russell M. Kerchner and George F. This 553 page hard cover book is in good condition. (3020628) • By Thomas C.

First edition, 1948. Published by D. Van Nostrand Co. Other than the previous owner's name on the inside cover, this 540 page hard cover book is in very good condition.

(3020629) • SOLD! Tiny radio is in amazing shape. No cracks or chips or dents or hairlines. The radio has a little residue on bottom back from letters glued on there but I started rubbing it off and it appears it'll come off and look like new. This radio does not work presently but is amazingly clean inside, taking two 'AAA' batteries. Leather case is in great shape, too.

(1430231) • ON SALE! Offered is a rare 1932 American Bosch with a full size Ingraham clock. The clock face has some wear and discoloration as shown. Otherwise this set is in excellent original condition including the clock, knobs, grille cloth and finish. In addition it has been fitted with a full set of globe style tubes and a new cloth covered cord. The radio and clock have been serviced and both work well.

A beautiful example of this rarely seen table top clock radio. 15'H x 14'W x 8'D.Was $649.00, now $499.00.

(0260598) • This is a nice 1935 American Bosch radio. It looks and sounds good. The dial lights up.

The cabinet looks to have been restored. The chassis has been gone through. Please ask questions.

16-1/2'H x 14-1/2'W x 7-1/2'D. (1520077) • ON SALE! This stately 13-tube radio was manufactured in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1936. Each band in its dial is color coded to match the band switch position. The chassis is broken up into two parts to isolate noise from the power supply. The lower section is for audio and power and the upper section for radio circuits. It produces a big sound because it puts out 20 watts of sound through the 14-inch speaker.

This is one of the best sounding radios we've heard. The cabinet features light and dark contrasted veneers and a detailed inlay at the top. The recessed speaker grille provides interest to the look. Very heavy; local pick up in the Washington/Oregon area advised.Was $1,800.00, now $1,440.00. (1410038) • Original cabinet finish with dings and scratches, mostly on top.

Paint missing on knobs. Not restored electrically. Receives stations but hums between stations. Volume control scratchy. Displays reasonably well as it is.

(1220021) • Fully reconditioned and tested Ambotone speaker sounds great for a smaller cone speaker. Good label on back of speaker frame. (0380398) • Town & Country Radio Collection by Amico. This grand looking Georgian styled Secretary Desk hides a great sounding transistor radio.

Very nice condition. Uses 9 volt battery. 11-1/2'H x 4-1/2'W x 2-1/2'D. (2020136) • This is a nice speaker for your vintage DC sets. Nice cathedral styling with original grille cloth.

Produces lots of clear audio. (0380368) • NIB Stock #3401. Made in Japan (probably 60s) This is not the cheap plastic replica made later in 90s.

Made of die-cast METAL, this beauty is top quality with all original packing and instructions. Works great, guaranteed as advertised.

(0080100) • This nifty hand-painted Switch Plate is heavy ceramic (or similar material). Grab one for your radio room or shop! Packaged with mounting screws. Fits narrow switches only. Several available.

(0210051) • ON SALE! Four tube radio, dials are 0-100.

Uses long wire antenna, uses 2000 ohm speaker or headphones. Three grid leak resistors and one tube replaced. Plays well for such an old radio. Cabinet is restored, 90% of finish was gone. Power = 90v - 22v - 4-1/2v - 5v.Was $100.00, now $75.00. (1370030) • DC set.

Rare model before Apex was sold to U.S. Radio or Case Co. Rebuilt chassis plays very well. (0380219) • ON SALE! This APEX three-dialer is from the 1925 model year.

The cabinet was restored beautifully and is an attractive display piece. One interstage transformer had been replaced when I bought it (tests good). The other original interstage transformer has an open primary so will need to be replaced or bypassed with an RC circuit.

Both original transformer cans are still installed, and I think small replacement transformers could be inserted in them. No tubes are included, but I do have them available if needed. 21'W x 10'H x 11'D; weighs 23 lbs. Was $250.00, now $199.00. (1030235) • By Department of Electrical Engineering. Published by John Wiley & Sons; First edition, 1943. A First Course in Electronics, Electron Tubes and Associated Circuits.

772 page hard cover book including the index. With the exception of the previous owner's name on the inside front cover this book is in very good condition. (3020631) • A 1970's classic Aquatron 8-Track AM/FM radio. A real space age look. The radio plays great and the tape player is working. Add $22 for domestic shipping.

(1440044) • This little five-tube Aria is from the mid-1930s. Cabinet has been refinished with toners and semi-gloss lacquer. New grille cloth. The chassis has all new capacitors, checked tubes and resistors, and plays well with a long wire antenna. 11'W x 9'H x 7'D.

(1550034) • This is a difficult to find radio! It was sold only in 'kit' form, so relative to other manufacturers there were not many produced.

The Bakelite case is brown/black. The matching Bakelite knobs are excellent. Fully restored for safe, reliable use. All paper capacitors and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced with high quality modern replacements. Tubes are replaced as needed as well as any other defective parts.

Please review my testimonials page to get an idea of the quality restorations I do. 9-1/2'W x 6-1/4'H x 5-1/2'D. (1090653) • By The American Radio Relay League 1988.

Very large paperback. (3020683) • Amateur Radio Exam Preparation Guide. Wolfgang and B. (3020675) • Amateur Radio Exam 4B Preparation Guide.

359 page paperback. (3020676) • By Phil Sager and John Hennessee.

196 page paperback. (3020677) • By David Sumner. Good condition, 284 page paperback. (3020678) • By Rick Palm K1CE. Good condition, 277 page paperback in good condition.

(3020679) • Good condition. (3020554) • 65th Large Edition; hard cover, excellent. (3020568) • All six of these directories for one price. These directories are for years, 1981 to 1996.

(3020600) • Arvin Radio Diagrams 1941 by Beitman (copy) 32 pages, $4.00. RCP Signal Generator model 730 Titled Getting The Most From The RCP Signal Generator Model 730; This 9 page instruction booklet is also used for model # 8073; copy, $3.75. 1964 RCA Senior Voltohmyst Manual, Type WV-98C Specifications, Operation, Applications and Maintance; 29 pages with Schematics & Illustrations, original, $10.00. (3020042) • Beautiful Jet Black radio. Works weakly, probably a re-cap is in order. No cracks or chips or dents or hairlines and minimal scratches. (1430166) • Excellent working eight-transistor AM broadcast radio.

The radio has a Motorola type jack for connection to an automobile antenna. On the side is a switch to select portable or auto use. The case is nice looking black top grain cowhide which is in very nice condition.

The radio also has a mini phone jack for earphone. 8'W x 6'H x 2-3/4'D. Batteries included. (0021353) • Very pretty Arvin seven-transistor radio in bright red. Perfect crack-free cabinet. Near perfect condition and working very well with 9-volt battery banana clipped in. Takes '206' battery, therefore will need buyer to tack in a modern 9 volt for daily operation.

Or purchase a 206 battery @ $20. (1240045) • SOLD! This is a nice little Bakelite radio.

Has some scratches but in nice shape, all original. Email me with any questions or more photos. 10'W x 6'H x 6-1/2'D.

(1520022) • SOLD! This is a 1950 Arvin Retro tan portable in really nice original condition, undamaged, no cracks, chips or breaks.

The radio is 100% original with two ivory knobs and a half moon dial on the right. The original handle is in excellent condition, and the back snaps shut as it should. The radio is playing fine on AC, it is untested on battery power.

Complete label inside the back cover. These early 1950s portables really have great design and style, and ushered in the era of rock and roll. About 9'W x 7-1/2'H x 4-1/2'D. (1150620) • Another four-tube 'Metal Midget.'

This one repainted in a bluish purple. Radio has been serviced and plays well across the entire dial. 6-1/2'W x 5-1/4'H x 4-1/2'D. (0390345) • This compact little radio has had a complete rebuild and plays surprisingly strong for its size. (0380386) • This Arvin 'Metal Midget' is the mini tube version of the series.

Freshly painted in a mint green. This has a reproduction back and has been serviced. 6-1/2'W x 5'H x 5'D.

(0390340) • From 1947, this little four-tube Arvin is restored inside and out. The stamped steel cabinet has been repainted in the original ivory color. The chassis has new capacitors, checked tubes and resistors, and the original power cord.

Plays well when the attached short wire antenna is unfolded. Only 7'W x 5'H x 4'D.

(1550036) • Hey Marge, ol' Jim Dennis is back with another Arvin! Can you believe it! Where does that boy get all those old chocolate brown swirled Bakelite Arvins? Must have a 3-D machine that prints 'em. Don't you believe it! I search long and hard to find these beauties! As usual, it has been electronically reconditioned with new paper and electrolytic capacitors with all out of tolerance resistors replaced.

The five tubes are strong. A Jim Dennis 'Love My Arvin' Special. If you'd like additional pictures please let me know. 11'W x 6-1/2'H x 5'D. (0510575) • Nice, smaller metal radio. It's missing the 'n' on the nameplate, but looks very good besides that, only a couple other scuffs on the paint.

It still has the metal protector in the back as well as you can see in the photo. Speaker hums; I haven't had any signals come through. (1490008) • Five tubes and the internal antenna pull in the AM stations very well. The dial is nicely lighted. The gorgeous Bakelite case surrounds the entire radio and has been hand polished with high quality polishes. Fully restored for safe, reliable use. All paper capacitors and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced with high quality modern replacements.

Tubes are replaced as needed as well as any other defective parts. Please review my testimonials page to get an idea of the quality restorations I do. 11-1/2'W x 7'H x 6-1/'D. (1090658) • This is a very stylish looking radio from Arvin that doesn't come up for sale too often. It's got that 'gee whiz' look that you just don't see in boxy radios from this era. Additionally, the tuning dial design is striking as well.

The Bakelite cabinet retains its original finish with no chips, cracks or issues. The cardboard backing is in great condition. A prior owner restored the chassis and it plays great.

The on/off/volume knob is very stiff to rotate but it does work fine. It weighs 7 pounds; 11-1/2'W x 8-1/4'H x 6-1/2'D.

(1340159) • ON SALE! This Arvin radio has been completely restored inside and out.

It's been recapped and plays like new and should play great for years to come. It's ready to display and play. Add $38 for domestic shipping.Was $119.00, now $79.00. (1440205) • This gorgeous six-tube, AM only compact Arvin radio was manufactured by Noblitt-Sparks in Columbus, Indiana. Blake went through his usual replacement of all capacitors, out-of-tolerance resistors, power cord, bad tubes and completed an alignment for peak performance. Gary did a great job repainting this radio.

A beautiful radio for any collection! 12-1/2'W x 8-1/2'H x 7-1/4'D.

Add $38 for domestic shipping. (1600023) • SOLD! Lovely 1939 Arvin with top adjustable pushbuttons. This is the first time this model has been offered for sale on The Radio Attic. The cabinet has been refinished using the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a gorgeous finish.

The electronics have been completely restored (no shortcut repairs and it is internally fused for your safety), and it plays very nicely on the AM broadcast band with its internal loop antenna within the original wood back. I've added an MP3 input for your listening enjoyment should you wish listen to your own supplied music. 14'W x 8-3/4'H x 8-1/2'D. (1390196) • Nice decorative six-tube Arvin and plays like a six-tube radio should. Cabinet is in excellent shape.

It has a 1/4 wood back and the chassis is clean. It has been restored with all new electrolytic capacitors and all the wax capacitors have been replaced as well.

(0040320) • From 'Blazing Saddles' comes another Jim Dennis Quote of the Day: 'What's a dazzling urbanite like you doing in a rustic setting like this?' Thanks Clevon Little to Gene Wilder for the quote and thanks Arvin for this really beautiful.are you ready for this - Bakelite Arvin 'Urbanite!' Yes, I swear it's true! Maybe that's where Mel Brooks got the line! Next question; what color is it? Here's a hint: there was Ivory, Willow Green, Sandalwood and Coral. If you guessed Coral you're absolutely right!

A few minor scratches. Incredible condition for its age! Electronically reconditioned with new paper and electrolytic capacitors and all out of tolerance resistors replaced. The five tubes are in good shape. I've added an external antenna wire for increased station sensitivity.

A Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty 'Dazzling Urbanite' Special! And, if you'd like additional pictures please let me know. 9-3/4'W x 6'H x 4-3/4'D. (0510580) • Beautiful jet black Bakelite AM radio from 1955. Cabinet is in very good condition with a nice sound across the entire dial. Original back with tube layout in perfect condition. 10'W x 6'H x 5-1/2'D.

(0390226) • Sharp angular Eames era cabinet is without cracks/chips! Though this glossy Bakelite cabinet appears jet black under all but the most intense direct light, it is actually a dark chocolate brown with subtle black swirling. The unpainted tan control knobs are excellent. The gold patterned foil center of the tuning dial is perfect! The station numerals & distinctive Arvin logo are crisp & complete! They sit nicely on a checkerboard cutout grille.

The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with the original Masonite back in great condition. 10'W x 6'H x 5'D. (0250149) • A small attractive metal radio that has a back and built-in antenna, this set's case has been glass beaded and powder coated with titanium vein powder. Ringtone Nokia 3315 Mp3. Chassis serviced and plays well.

Click here to see a video of the set playing. (1260100) • SOLD! Long considered one of the most beautiful consoles of the Golden Age, Arvin also introduced a styling theme to its radio lineup.

A nine-tube receiver, it is a real performer, with great sensitivity. 41'H x 24'W x 14'D. (1100266) • 115 VAC, 60 Hertz, output + 13.8 vdc 16 Amp continuous. 20 Amp regulated power supply. (0021368) • SOLD! Fully restored electronics and refinished cabinet. This battery set uses 6V, 22V and 90V power.

Plays very strong on multiple stations. (0380521) • This is a beautiful AK model 30 and is fairly scarce. It is in great condition. This radio is untested but is so nice it probably works but is a battery operated radio and comes without the six 01A type tubes. The gloss you see on the radio is the original finish but it does have one very small amount of corrosion on the bottom of the face plate (see photos).

Please email me for more pictures. I have priced this set very reasonably. It does come with my usual 30 day unconditional warranty. (1070096) • ON SALE! Radio works very well, tube & capacitors replaced. Cabinet has some chips in finish & some rust.

You probably will too, when you're 87. Speaker is in very nice condition; minor scratches, but does not work. Needs coils rewound. Radio works perfect on 2000 ohm headphones or speaker. Uses long wire antenna.Was $140.00, now $100.00. (1370025) • A beautiful radio. Received several stations when I tested at 90V reduced voltage.

Electrically repaired (not restored) by someone else. Solid cabinet appears professionally refinished. Only negative: narrow stress cracks in veneer side & top. Knobs original.

Grille cloth looks original; speaker excellent. I hate to part with this beauty but I need fewer radios! (1220012) • This is a fine example of a desired Atwater Kent cathedral radio. The company had a fine reputation for making the finest radios of this era. These fine electronics were the most advanced of the early super-het era, and the factory made some of the finest cabinets as well.

This example has been nicely refinished by a previous owner and retains a perfect original speaker cloth and knobs. This example is as clean of a set as I have ever had for 85+ years of service. The radio has an accurate cloth covered cotton/silk reproduction power cord and plug.

The radio is a classic seven-tube super-het with automatic volume control. Les has done an outstanding job making the repairs to the radio, and it plays great. Les also added a 3.5mm mini-jack to this set, allowing you to connect any modern device to the radio and play an unlimited amount of content of your choice. Bluetooth is available for $25.00 19'H x 15-1/2'W x 10'D.

(0961295) • ON SALE! Offered is the early version of AK Model 84, a classic cathedral radio from the early depression era. It is an AC-powered six-tube superhet covering the standard broadcast band.

It is a very beautiful radio, with its pointed arch, escutcheon and modest side pilasters. Like all the Atwater Kent cathedral radios, it is highly coveted by collectors today. It has been restored inside and out, performs very well, needs a wire antenna. Tube complement is: 24 (mixer), 27 (oscillator), 24 (IF), 24 (2nd detector), 47 (output) and 80 (rectifier). A complete tuneup (capacitors replaced, tubes and resistors checked and replaced as needed) was performed. The cabinet has been expertly restored and looks great, chassis is very clean, grille cloth is excellent reproduction.

Pics show true color quite well, but it is a bit darker than shown due to flash. 90 day warranty applies.

An aux input cable can be added for no cost: play your favorite tunes or old time radio shows from CD player, iPod, etc. With the cable installed, a Bluetooth receiver can be used and you can stream tunes from your phone, laptop, etc. An excellent addition to any collection! Weighs 28 pounds, 19'H x 15-1/2'W x 10'D.Was $649.00, now $549.00.

(1030126) • SOLD! This was the second to the last of the most advanced early super-het cathedral radios. This model is a seven-tube model with automatic volume control a year or two before any other maker. The radio was the Mercedes of the era with the finest of cabinetry and advanced electronics.

The radio is in a factory original condition with a minimal amount of surface wear, accurate reproduction speaker cloth and the factory installed knobs. Les has done his highly professional repairs and in addition to the usual electronics, has replaced all of the aged rubber coated wire which is the best manner of update. He has added a exact cloth (silk/cotton) reproduction power cord to replicate the way the radio came from the factory. Les has installed a mini-jack to allow your connection of any modern device to input any content you might wish to listen to.

The offerings on the internet are free and unlimited and of course anything stored on your input device. Bluetooth is available for $25!

19-1/4'H x 15-7/8'W x 10-3/4'D. (0961337) • This beautifully designed cathedral radio features delicate latticework and a two-tone walnut veneer front.

The refinished cabinet is in superb condition with original grille cloth and knobs. The chassis is unusually clean, with good original nickel plating throughout. Owning a radio like this in 1933 would have been a real treat -- radio technology was changing rapidly, and this radio is among the earliest to include all of the improvements that define a 'modern' radio, including a superheterodyne architecture for excellent sensitivity and selectivity, an automatic volume control to equalize the volume of strong vs weak stations, a good-sounding electrodynamic speaker with cloth surround, and a vacuum tube diode detector for low distortion. Restoration included replacement of all electrolytic, paper, and mica capacitors, new resistors where needed, replacement of deteriorated wiring (including the main power transformer leads), a full RF and IF alignment, a strong set of tubes, installation of a fuse (for improved safety), and a new vintage-style power cord and plug. This radio will be a standout in any collection. 14-1/2'H x 12'W x 8'D. (1310065) • Here we have an original cabinet AK tombstone.

Atwater Kent first designed ignition systems in 1907 for early automobiles. With the success of that endeavor he opened his first Pennsylvania radio factory in 1921. He produced a very high quality product and his company's reputation was very important to him, referred to as the 'Cadillac of Radios.' He chose to close down production and retire in 1936 rather than produce a cheaper radio of lesser quality to compete in the market of that day. This five-tube, two-band radio (SB, police) has a great Art Deco design. The walnut veneers are separated with brass strips that accentuate the linear look of this radio.

This radio has an older electronic restoration and plays well across the dial. The cabinet, knobs and grille cloth are all original. Please allow $38 for packing and shipping. (1600037) • SOLD!

Here is one of the high-styled and top quality receivers from the famed Philadelphia based factory. There was no finer maker of this era, and the company's dedication to electronic and cabinet artistry is legendary. This model is considered to be a classic! This is another uniquely shaped set, with very detailed ornate carvings.

This is the deluxe model of this series with one extra tube in the shortwave circuit. This radio is a particularly nice example with a nice and all original cabinet. The veneer is fine and the finish is great with few signs of use.

The radio is a six-tube model with broadcast and shortwave capabilities. Les has done a first class repair. The radio has a very tight factory original speaker cloth and original wood knobs. This example has the cleanest chassis you will ever see.

The tuner has been aligned, and the new power cord and plug ensure your safe operation. Les has added a mini-jack for your other devices which offer a tremendous number of content options. Bluetooth is available for $25.

Impressive at 19-1/2'H x 14'W x 10'D. (0961367) • This fine 1933 AM radio is a six-tube super-heterodyne set with a chrome chassis. It has been completely restored; all of the old paper and foil type capacitors have now been replaced with the newer modern and longer lasting types. All of the tubes have been checked out too, replacing any weak or dead ones with either new or test like new tubes. This radio performs beautifully now, tuning in many stations loud and clear.

It will give many years of pleasure to another new owner. The case is in very good original condition. 15'W x 11-1/2'H x 9-1/2'D. (0021306) • ON SALE! A lovely petite console radio with great Deco detail. On the front it has intricate inlay that sets off beautifully book-ended veneers in several different woods.

The sound is just wonderful from its six tubes and a large 12' speaker. Manufactured in 1935. 37'H x 22'W 11'D.Was $900.00, now $720.00. (1410039) • Here is a very ornate six-tube super-het from this premiere factory.

The radio is an AM/SW receiver and works great on both bands. The cabinet is in excellent original condition with the ornate details and Birdseye maple trim over the speaker opening.

All of the parts are factory originals and the set has two tiny flawed areas. There is a weak area to the speaker cloth and a tiny 1/16-inch flaw along the back edge of the top.

Mentioning these issues for your inspection. Les has done a complete repair and the radio is a tremendous player. He added a mini-jack for your external device, offering you an unlimited choice of content. A new silk cotton power cord and Bakelite plug completes the through repair. 18-1/4'H x 13'W x 9-1/2'D.

(0961191) • Atwater Kent was the premier factory of the era. They combined highly crafted cabinets with the finest electronics of the era. This was the top of the line, being a seven-tube super-het with AVC. Playing both AM and Shortwave, it was their best model.

Note the finely handcrafted inlay banding the upper part of the radio. The radio before you is a very nice example with a original factory finish and replacement and period correct installed speaker cloth and knobs. The shadowgraph is working, which is terrific, and Les has done a fantastic job replacing all of the rubber coated wires and drive wheel for the tuning assembly.

The radio has a mini-jack installed at no charge, as the size and quality of this radio make for some sweet listening. These mini-jacks with your input device or computer allow an unlimited amount of content with a higher level of fidelity than broadcast radio. 21'H x 16'W x 12'D. (0961262) • This is a five-tube AM/SW radio from 1935. Nicely refinished wood cabinet with a new grille cloth. Original power cord in place.

Weak tubes and capacitors have be replaced. Pays loud with good reception.

Tune control is on the back. 17'H x 13'W x 8'D. (0390341) • SOLD! This beautiful Atwater Kent cathedral radio was a bit of an engineering marvel in its time. With continuous coverage of 0.54-20 MHz in four bands (covering broadcast and shortwave), the eight-tube superheterodyne chassis with AVC was ahead of its time. Sensitivity and sound quality are excellent.

The cabinet has been refinished to match the original very well in both luster and color. The delicate latticework is in great condition. Grille cloth is original; one knob is a replacement. Chassis restoration included all new capacitors and resistors, replacement of wiring with deteriorated insulation (including power transformer wires), a strong set of tubes, a new volume control/switch, a full RF/IF alignment and dial calibration for all bands, and addition of a fuse for improved safety. Newtek Keygens Codes. The previously replaced vintage-style power cord is in good condition. Lighted dial.

16-1/2'W x 14-1/2'H x 10'D. (1310069) • SOLD! Here is one of the high-styled and top quality receivers from the famed Philadelphia based factory. There was no finer maker of this era, and the company's dedication to electronic and cabinet artistry is legendary. This model is considered to be a classic!

This is another uniquely shaped set, with very detailed ornate carvings. The 735 is the deluxe model of this series. This radio has been expertly refinished and looks absolutely fantastic.

The radio is a five-tube model with broadcast and shortwave capabilities. The radio has been totally electronically restored. The radio has the factory original speaker cloth and original knobs. The radio has been aligned, and the new power cord and plug ensure your safe operation.

An audio input has been installed to play your iPhone or any audio device. An outstanding radio in every way. 19-1/2'H x 14'W x 10'D.

(0150232) • Manufactured in 1934, this beautiful Cathedral retains its original finish. Grille cloth has been replaced as well as the power cord, capacitors and weak tubes. Only four tubes, but still very sensitive with a nice sound. 13-1/2'H x 12'W x 8'D. (0390264) • This nicely reconditioned speaker is 16' tall and produces great audio for your vintage radios. (0380410) • Completely rebuilt and plays super.

Good match for your DC radio. (0380498) • I had a bare Atwater Kent speaker housing and a fan with no base. I combined the two and made a speaker fan.

The housing is powder coated in black wrinkle, blades are polished aluminum. Nowhere near original but is an interesting piece for a radio or fan collector. (1260027) • This is a very sturdy three-speed phonograph made for rugged usage in school classrooms with an amp that can get clear crisp sound to everyone's ear even in larger rooms! Thick plastic case with matching lid (operating instructions inside lid); it plays 33-1/3 LP, 45 and 78 rpm records. It works well and is in very good shape with good quality sound to make your old records sound good! Hard to find one of these nowadays! (0030086) • Previously this held 'Avon Wild Country Aftershave.'

The silver top is plastic, the bottom is glass. 4-1/2 oz bottle. 5-1/4'H x 3'W x 1-3/4'D.

(2020195) • ON SALE! Transistor radio, retro 1950's styling. AM/FM bands, has extendable antenna. New in original box. Works great, sounds good, lots of stations.Was $18.95, now $14.00. (1540012) • This is a nice playing speaker for your vintage radios. (0380414) • AC Electronic Voltmeter Manual.

Operating instructions, schematics and servicing. (3020108) • Complete operating instructions. (3020107) • This is a good clear copy and is made for heavy use with a clear protective plastic front cover and black vinyl back cover and plastic spiral binding. It has 23 pages of tube set-ups for the Dyna-Jet 707.

(3020634) • Complete instructions. (3020655) • Tube Tester manual. Published in 1962. Instructions with Tube Chart for setting up a tube test. Original, in very good condition.

(3020225) • Complete instructions with parts list, diagrams and schematics. (3020654) • B&O was founded in 1925 by Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen. In 1927, they moved into a factory and developed a radio, which debuted in 1929, the 'Five Lamper' and its peripheral 'Type D' loudspeaker.

Powered from the receiver, the Five Lamper only required connection to an electrical outlet to play. This radio was also the first unit to be encased in a walnut cabinet. In January, 1945, the Germans bombed B&O's factory, since both B&O refused to collaborate and its employees were suspected Danish Resistance members. In the 1950s, B&O, assisted by Denmark's renowned architects and designers, developed components that earned praise for aesthetic appeal. They were rewarded in 1978 when NY's Museum of Modern Art arranged a 39-piece exhibition of B&O's products, an honor only bestowed on three other companies during the 20th century.

Our model has five tubes, AM, LW, + two SW Bands, but no FM. Richard repaired one 1N4007 rectifier, one AC power plug, re-wired 220VAC to 120VAC, and aligned IF and RF.

The cabinet was repaired. (1300085) • Very well made Barrel radio, looks like the old tube type version but its littler cousin. Only ID is all transistor AM on the radio itself and paper ID label inside says serial number and 'Barrel shaped radio' with schematic, well made, probably from the late 60s, takes 4 penlight AA batteries, Virtually unused, only expected tarnishing of brass rings, actually adds to the look. Works, approx 6' long and 3' high. Radio made of heavy plastic. With original manual. (0080050) • Vol.

1 by Van Valkenburgh, first edition, 1954, Subjects covered: Where Electricity Comes From, Electricity In Action, Current Flow, Voltage, Resistance, Magnetism and DC Meters. Very good condition, Previous owner did write his name on the cover but found no other markings inside or out. (3020194) • By B. Grob, McGraw-Hill 1975, Hard Back, 732 pages good condition. (3020551) • Army Technical Manual TM 11-690, published March 1959. Large paperback book with 263 pages.

Chapters in the book cover such subjects as The history of Transistors and Semiconductors, Transistor functions, Comparison with electron tubes, The fundamental theory of transistors and more. (3020724) • These are the ones for a lot of popular Crosley radios and many more 1946 radios. (0380457) • Excellent shape! No signs of use, no plastic issues! This clean set looks fantastic but when I put battery in I get no sound.

I don't know why. (1430129) • This little Belmont is as Deco as they come and is a personal favorite of mine. It has its original paint and decal; it also has its original back which is rare. The cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks or chips, and the dial and dial lens are perfect.

The chassis is clean and has been serviced. I listen to this radio often, as it has great reception, above average in fact. This is one of Belmont's most collectable and valuable sets, and it's rare to find one in this condition. A great addition to the best of radio collections.

11'w x 7'H x 5-1/2'D. (0620062) • Belmont 'rabbit' from 1946 with a unique paint scheme. To make this one different from the usual ivory white models, the Bakelite cabinet has been repainted with automotive base/clear urethane and the knobs and buttons are platinum silver. The six-tube chassis has new capacitors, tubes and resistors checked and the alignment peaked. New dial lens. Plays well with internal loop antenna. 12'W x 7'H x 6'D.

(1550050) • The radio has its original finish.

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