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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
1941 Antique Vtg Philco Model 41-220 2 Band AM Radio Beautiful Orig Wood Cabinet
This is a classic Philco 5-tube radio in good working condition. The model number is 41-220 and it was manufactured in 1941. It receives AM and 1 shortwave "police" band.
The radio is in great condition for its age. The wood cabinet has it's original finish with very few defects. The front has a few dark spots and 2 spots where someone has filled in some veneer loss with a reddish wax. No major damage, the sides and top are in great shape. The original knobs are present, the handle is in good shape. The dial face is bright and shiny, the lettering is all intact, the dial cover is clear and clean. The cabinet has been freshly cleaned and polished.
The radio has been inspected and tested, and is working beautifully. In the interest of safety, we gave the radio a new AC cord. A couple of capacitors were replaced. The tubes were tested and all of them tested in the new range. The radio warms up quickly and the stations come in loud and clear. The tuning knob and the dial tracking are both functioning smoothly, and volume control and all switches are functioning smoothly as well. There is no hum or scratchy sound to the controls. We've played the radio for weeks with no problems. Picks up tons of stations on all bands here in Northern Virginia. It will be properly packed for safe arrival.
A classic and fun radio to use and display!
Measures: 12" wide x 7" high (excluding handle) x 6-1/2" deep.
Antique 1946 Westinghouse Tube Radio Model H-122A Phonograph Hook Up Radio!!!!
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6 Antique / Vintage Four Stripe Bakelite Radio Knobs
Here are 6 Four Stripe bakelite radio knobs that appear to be from three different radios.
Each the two larger knobs measures about 1" across its base, about 15/16" across its face, and 9/16" high.
Each of the two medium knobs measures about 10/16" across the base, just under 3/4" across the face, and about 1/2" high.
Each of the two small knobs measures about 5/8" across the base, just over 1/2" across the face, and about 7/16" high. The darker one has an indicator dot on its side.All knobs fit some type of a 1/4" shaft. Please see photos.These knobs retain their original bakelite shine and are in good vintage condition, with occasional light surface markings. (See photos). Offered as-is. We are happy to provide additional information upon request.
Combined shipping is available for multiple purchases.
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ANTIQUE EMERSON SHORTWAVE TABLE TUBE RADIO TELEVISION CO
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Antique Silvertone Speaker Radio Teens or 20's Art Deco
Faribault, Minnesota, United StatesSorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
VINTAGE NEW ANTIQUE MILLER RADIO COILS 1468 45 RATIO DETECTOR TV REPAIR PART NIB
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A MODERN LOOK AT ANTIQUE RADIO REPAIRThis book, 300 pages, 77 illustrations, is aimed at people who have a serious interest in antique radio repair, but lack experience and education in the special techniques of fixing the old vacuum-tube sets. It is not a “Radio for Dummies” sort of thing, but can give a good insight into how vacuum-tube circuits function and the failures they tend to exhibit.The text is basic enough for a non-technically educated person to grasp, yet includes enough theory for a technician or engineer to learn more about this rapidly disappearing technology. It focuses mainly on the practical aspects of failure modes in old radios and tracking down problems. Woven in with the practical meat-and-potatoes of vacuum-tube radio servicing is just enough theory to give a novice a good understanding of the principles of radio receiver operation. Along with the practical and theoretical aspects, the reader is treated to a thorough indoctrination in the failure modes of various components found in old radios, shop practice, safety hints and lots of related information. If you’re interested, check our website at antiqueradiorepair.net.Here are some excerpts from the book: FIRST AID FOR AN OLD RADIO1. Is there any sound or noise from the set? No sound or noise. Are all the tubes lighted?In an AC/DC type of set, if one tube filament fails, none of the tubes will light. In a set which includes a power transformer, the tubes are hooked up to light independently, so a single tube might be burned out while the others are lit. Test or substitute good tubes until all tubes are lit.2. With all tubes lit, any noise or sound? If there is a loud 60 cycle hum, like a tuba note, look for a failed filter condenser. Consider replacing that condenser if you are equipped with the necessary skill and have a suitable replacement part. 3. Is there background hiss, or noise like that heard between stations, but no stations? Can you change the volume of the noise by the volume control? If so, look for a failed front end tube. In the old sets, this tube is called a mixer, converter, oscillator/detector, or a first detector. Replace that tube, if you can identify the tubes and their individual functions. If not, read on. 4. If a station can be received, is the audio distorted or growly? Examine the speaker for physical damage such as a warped or torn paper cone. If the speaker is OK, try replacing the audio amplifier tube or the audio power output tube. If no luck, there is an excellent chance the coupling capacitor between the audio amplifier plate and the audio output grid is leaky and should be replaced. Again, you must have a suitable replacement part and the skill to install it.5. Is the output of the radio unusually weak? Try replacing the rectifier tube. Ordinarily, a rectifier will fail outright, but sometimes a rectifier will develop high internal resistance and not provide sufficient DC voltage supply to the set. Can you identify the rectifier tube? Read on…6. Use all of your senses. A radio technician’s best test equipment is his own built-in sense of touch, sight, hearing, and smell. Is there any sign of overheating in any component? Any strange odors? Do any of the tubes show a faint blue internal glow, indicating gas or overheating? Is the set especially sensitive to mechanical vibration? The above symptoms cover some of the most likely failures in most old radios. Beyond this, read on for more detailed information on the theory and servicing of radio receivers.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * RECAPPING (or not?)Many collectors and antique radio fixers are of the opinion that any old radio should be re-capped before any other action is considered. Recapping is defined as the wholesale replacement of all the capacitors in a radio. This is a serious move, and can lead to the near destruction of a good old set if handled carelessly.Radios of the era of interest, about 1930 to 1960, used many capacitors as filters, tone controls, noise suppressors and couplers between stages. With few exceptions, the filter capacitors were the electrolytic type and the smaller caps were constructed of paper and foil, usually impregnated with wax to seal out moisture. Aside from loudspeaker paper cones, capacitors are the most likely parts of an antique radio that may become degraded and fail with age.In a capacitor used to couple a signal from the high-voltage plate of a tube to the sensitive grid of a following tube, a tiny amount of leakage current through the cap can distort a signal beyond recognition, and can cause slow destruction of the tube of the following stage.In the case of a filter capacitor which has developed significant leakage, the first indication is usually an undesirable level of hum in the audio output; at worst, the end result of a failed filter cap can be an extremely messy explosion of the component, sometimes followed by a fire.Many novices in the hobby of collecting and restoring antique radios have the impression that recapping is a way to repair a radio which is not working. This is a fallacy. Replacing all the caps, at least all the paper and electrolytic caps in a set, is just a way to lower the probability of future failures and to prolong the useful life of a cherished old radio. Recapping a radio should be considered only after the set is brought up to working condition.An experienced repairer or restorer will follow a course of trying a set as is to determine the nature and extent of the repairs which must be made, applying the necessary repair, if fixing is practical, then assessing the condition of the capacitors in the set.As a first step, any capacitor that looks bad should be replaced; that is, if the cap is swollen, shrunken, or bulging at its ends. According to many oldtimers in the restoration game, there is one notable exception: many restorers are convinced that all “Black Beauty” caps should be replaced. Sprague Black Beauty caps are of paper/foil construction with an outside casing of hard black plastic with a lot of yellow and orange code rings. Because of their yellow stripes they are often called “bumblebees”. They have the appearance of excellent quality, but seem to have a bad reputation for failure.A filter cap, often constructed in an aluminum can, showing any sign of leaking liquid or paste should be replaced.A good initial assessment of the condition of a filter cap is an ohmmeter test of the leakage through the cap. To make this test, it must first be determined that external circuit resistances are not included in the measurement. If necessary, disconnect any wire from the “high” side of the filter which may lead to a shunting resistance to ground. With an ohmmeter on the highest ohms scale, the resistance measured across the cap should be off scale (infinite), or at least 10,000 ohms. Keep in mind that an ohmmeter test applies only a few volts to the cap under test, and that the cap may exhibit much more tendency to leak when subjected to its normal environment of 100 volts DC or more.The smaller paper/foil caps can also be tested for leakage by an ohmmeter, but usually an ohmmeter test is not sensitive enough to detect a tiny level of leakage which could impair the performance of the radio. The ohmmeter test, however, will clearly identify a cap whose leakage is a near-short circuit condition. Re-capping a set, that is, replacing all of the capacitors is a big, serious job. If you wish to be 100 per cent sure of the condition of your set, and provide some assurance for the future, it is advisable to re-cap, but there are certain rules to follow to avoid creating a monstrous mess.First, make whatever repairs are necessary to bring the set up to good operating condition. REPLACE THE CAPACITORS ONE AT A TIME! After each cap has been replaced, turn the radio on and make sure it is still operating as it should. Many beginners (and old-timers) have made the error of replacing all the caps at once, then spent hours or days troubleshooting to find where one of the caps has been misconnected, a solder short has been installed, or another component has been damaged in the process.Selection of the replacement caps is a matter of personal choice. It is aesthetically preferable to replace each cap with one of a style similar to the old one, but exact replacements are sometimes difficult to find. Usually, a cap of the same general size and shape can be found. Capacitor values are not extremely critical, and a paper cap can be replaced with one of a nominal value within about 20 per cent of the original value without affecting the set’s performance. It is important, however, that the replacement cap have at least as high a voltage rating as the cap which is to be replaced.In spite of one’s best efforts, it’s easy to lose track of exactly where the two leads of a replacement cap must be connected. Although it is not cosmetically quite perfect, many experienced technicians find it practical to cut out the old cap leaving a stub of its leads in the circuit and soldering the new cap to the old lead stubs. Another good trick, not always possible, is to leave the old cap in place, connect the new cap across the old one, then cut out the old cap. The process of recapping involves a fine balance between the quest for excellent performance and excellent, original, appearance. In the case of electrolytic filter cap replacement, most filter caps are mounted in a vertical position on the chassis and ideally should be replaced with a cap of similar construction. This may create a problem, especially in the older radios. With a little magic and creativity, it is sometimes possible to remove all the guts of a failed old filter cap and install small modern replacement caps inside the can, to preserve the original appearance of the set. Most of the more modern sets included three, sometimes four, separate electrolytic capacitors inside a single can. Today, tiny electrolytic or tantalum capacitors are available that occupy a small fraction of the space that the early styles used, so it is reasonably easy to fit several miniature caps of the necessary microfarad value and voltage rating in the available space. When finished and installed, a filter cap made up of several small modern units will do the job without altering the appearance of your antique.Although it’s a tedious job, some restorers make a practice of salvaging the outer tube of an old paper cap and stuffing it with a smaller modern cap, retaining the original appearance. Most paper caps can be heated with a heat gun or hair dryer until the wax melts and the old guts can be removed without any damage to the hard cardboard shell.When replacing filter caps, if the exact replacement value is not available, go to the next available higher value. Voltage rating of the replacement cap can be any value equal to or higher than the original.When re-capping a set, limit the process to only the electrolytic filters and the tubular paper and old plastic tubular caps. Do not replace the mica caps which are commonly found in the front-end (RF and IF) circuits. These small capacitors, usually packaged as flat squares about the size of a postage stamp, or tiny ceramic cylinders, are generally very reliable and replacement is not advised unless it is clearly indicated that one is faulty.
antique opus 7 radio, am, fm , sw by telefunken
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ANTIQUE wooden Radio - Air King model #4603
Higley, Arizona, United StatesSorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.
VINTAGE ANTIQUE ST. REGIS SOLID STATE 4 BAND RADIO WORKS!
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SUPERB Antique CHARLES EAMES Tube Radio EMERSON ff798
Antique Charles Eames
Emerson Tube Radio
We have had a shop open to the public selling antique Arts & Crafts and Mission furniture, antique Oriental rugs, and other decorative items for over 20 years. We are located in Central PA approximately 3 hours from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York City, Baltimore, and Washington DC. We welcome your visit to our shop to examine or pick up any items for sale on eBay.------------------------------- Description: This is a superb antique Emerson radio from the mid 1900s designed by Charles Eames in the Mid Century Modern style. The radio is in excellent condition cosmetically and is complete including tubes and is functional. It has a superb Modern design and color scheme and has original knobs. There is no damage and it is numbered 578A on the back. This is a rare and collectible radio from a famous designer.
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We always welcome your visit to our shop in Central, PA to pick up your item.We do accept Lay-Away for up to one year with no interest and no storage fee!
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Emerson Tube Radio
We have had a shop open to the public selling antique Arts & Crafts and Mission furniture, antique Oriental rugs, and other decorative items for over 20 years. We are located in Central PA approximately 3 hours from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York City, Baltimore, and Washington DC. We welcome your visit to our shop to examine or pick up any items for sale on eBay.------------------------------- Description: This is a superb antique Emerson radio from the mid 1900s designed by Charles Eames in the Mid Century Modern style. The radio is in excellent condition cosmetically and is complete including tubes and is functional. It has a superb Modern design and color scheme and has original knobs. There is no damage and it is numbered 578A on the back. This is a rare and collectible radio from a famous designer.Size: H - 6.5" W - 9" D - 5"S/H/I: In the contiguous 48 US States: $25 to your home in a large, secure box.Please inquire for a quote to other locations.
We always welcome your visit to our shop in Central, PA to pick up your item.We do accept Lay-Away for up to one year with no interest and no storage fee!
Don't miss our hundreds of other auctions featuring antique Arts & Crafts furniture and Oriental rugs!!
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Grundig Majestic 3160 antique tube radio
Offered for sale is a vintage Grundig Majestic Tube radio - Model 3160. We are selling this as found/ As Is - Here's what I can tell you. It turns on and lights up (photo 3 attempts to show that) and makes static sound when you dial the tuner - I don't have an antenna to check this out so we are selling as is. Please ask any questions or request additional photos BEFORE you purchase!
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ANDREWMODERN PHOTO GALLERY BELOW - THE ITEMS SHOWN BELOW ARE CURRENTLY LISTED ON EBAY - PLEASE EMAIL FOR INQUIRIESArt Deco Portable Battery Tube Radio Emerson Model 508 Bakelite 1946 Vtg Antique
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Vintage / Antique Radio Knob - "Clover" Motif, Marbleized Bakelite 1920' -1930's
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
ANTIQUE RADIO - FIRESTONE AIR CHIEF
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Antique 1946 Zenith "Boomerang" Table Radio Model 6D029 Working **NO RESERVE**
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ANTIQUE RADIO BAKE LITE BROWN TUBE PARTS RESTORE ONLY
RADIO UNSURE OF NAME
BAKELITE
PLASTIC FACE FRONT STILL GOOD
KNOBS ARE THERE
GREAT JUST FOR LOOKS ON CABINET
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Vintage Short Wave Tube Radio General Electric Antique WORKS!
This is such a cute vintage radio! It works too, gets better reception than my clock radio. It is a General Electric, Shortwave Megacycles, Standard Kilocycles. It is a used vintage item, but is in good shape, NO breaks, chips or cracks. Radio measures 13 in. x 8 in. Not sure what year this was made, maybe 40s or 50s,???? Please email any questions or info on radio, International shipping is availiable, please email post code for a quote, Thanks for looking!
Antique Radio Philco 1939 39-6 40 Watts
Philco Antique Radio 39-6 40 Watts
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This is an early 39-6 Philco wood radio with tubes that works fine. The radio is in fine condition with some surface wear.
The radio does have a couple of cracks on tuning window (see pic's) other than that the wood finish would
need to be restored. no deep cracks, dents or chips. This is a radio that my grandfather owned. I've had it in my closet for
the last 13 years.
Copy and paste this link to hear and see the radio. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt87syCdTGk
The radio works great, will play all local AM radio station. Will make a humming (sometimes) noise until a station is tuned in,
not sure if that's how radios work back in those days, but nothing annoying. Sound is nice and loud.
Also I don't know what the two wires behind the unit are used for. I'll let an expert figure that out.
To all the countless watchers, This will be he last time I'll list this item. I will sell it locally for a slightly lesser price because
I have not gotten any bids here on eBay. Thanks for looking.
** Will be shipped with bubble wrap in the tube area so the tubes remain stable during shipping. Be sure to remove after delivery.**
BiddingPlease e-mail me with any questions before bidding.ShippingMy shipping fees include the materials we use for careful packaging, including: reinforcement materials, bubble wrap, and envelopes. I will try to mail your purchase within three business days of your cleared (paypal) payment.
ANTIQUE Bakeliite Radio- PHILCO Transitone Model 50-552
Higley, Arizona, United StatesSorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Antique c1922 Radio Rex Voice Activated Wood Tin Kennel Toy John Hugo Mfg Co
This is a Voice Activated Antique kennel toy dating back to the 1920s.The first recorded success with speech recognition technology was in 1922. A little toy dog named "Rex" made technological history by coming to his master’s feet when he heard his name. The pup was held in his doghouse by an electromagnet against the force supplied by a spring. The magnet would release the dog’s iron base when 500cps of acoustic energy was received and Rex would ‘spring’ from his home to the feet of his loving owner. Although the toy was a simple battery-operated mechanism, voice recognition was forever changed. The dog would only respond to the name "Rex", which holds the precise acoustic currents needed to deploy the magnet. This item is missing the celluloid dog, but actually has the original battery. Of course this battery doesn't work, but I tought it was rather cool that it is still intact and am including it. This item is untested, but given it's simplicity, I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
I've included a nice nostalgic photo of a 1922 christmas with a Radio Rex under the tree. To the left of the front tire on boys scooter under tree. Tin roof has some slight bends and dings, but paint is still bright. Blue tag which was originally above door is all but gone. Patent dates visible on side of unit. Overall this item is in very good condition.I am not an expert on this type of toy and have described it to the best of my ability. TERMS OF SALE ETC. Payment is expected within 3 days of close of auction.General Rules About Shipping:I am more than happy to combine shipping on multiple purchases. I cannot calculate shipping charges without knowing which items will be included. Please view all shipping options. I usually offer two or three methods in order to try and save you money on shipping costs.
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I've included a nice nostalgic photo of a 1922 christmas with a Radio Rex under the tree. To the left of the front tire on boys scooter under tree. Tin roof has some slight bends and dings, but paint is still bright. Blue tag which was originally above door is all but gone. Patent dates visible on side of unit. Overall this item is in very good condition.I am not an expert on this type of toy and have described it to the best of my ability. TERMS OF SALE ETC. Payment is expected within 3 days of close of auction.General Rules About Shipping:I am more than happy to combine shipping on multiple purchases. I cannot calculate shipping charges without knowing which items will be included. Please view all shipping options. I usually offer two or three methods in order to try and save you money on shipping costs.
I do not charge a handling fee, only Insurance based on selling price. Insurance Covers Item Price Not The Cost Of Shipping.
I will not ship packages without Insurance.
I CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ITEMS LEFT ON YOUR DOORSTEP BY THE DELIVERY SERVICEIMPORTANT PLEASE READ:
I am always happy to answer any questions before you bid. All bids are final, please ask any questions before end of auction. Items are described and photographed as accurately as possible and
I will gladly accept returns if the mistake is mine and the item should turn out to be not as described. Not for any other reason,
such as buyer's remorse, etc. You must contact me immediately after receiving the item if there is a problem.We are offering this item to you with NO RESERVE and Insurance Included! My Feedback Speaks For Itself So Bid With Confidence!No Fee Local pick up is always an option. Just e-mail and let me know you want to pick this item up and we can arrange a date & time.Personal checks will only be accepted from buyers with a 100% positive feedback score of at least 25, unless authorized by me in advance.
MOTOROLA 56H2 TUBE RADIO DECO TORPEDO TYPE 1950's RADIO MOTOROLA ANTIQUE RADIO
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Antique General Electric bakelite vintage tube radio restored and working
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Electrically Restored Vintage Zenith 6G601 Companion Universal Antique AM Radio
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Antique Radio Power Transformer Juke Box Pinball Mach
Cathedral City, California, United StatesSorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.
Radiola 80 Antique Wood Deco Console Tube Radio Repair
Radiola 80 Antique Wood Deco Console Tube Radio Repair
A classic radio for your collection! Here we have a great old Vacuum Tube Radio Set. This is the Model 80 made by Radiola! The tubes are present as is the power cord. When we plugged it in the tubes light up and glowed but it does not receive any stations. This is a parts or repair set that is certain to interest the Vintage or Antique Radio buff. There are lots of resources on the internet to find parts and services provided for radio repair!
The wood cabinet is in good shape and has a wonderful deco flare to it! It does show scuffs, minor chips and wear in the veneer and finish but stands sturdily upon its four turned legs. While the cloth speaker cover has a hole in it, the fancy scroll work ribs that cover it is intact. The dial cover is yellowed and the dial itself does not turn when the tuning knob is rotated. This radio has 9 tubes, two of which are the Hard to Find No. 45 Tubes, spread out between two chassis in the cabinet. It features wood knobs and this old timer 27.5" wide by 43" tall by 14" deep. It is very large and heavy so Local Pickup Only please from our store in Chesterton IN, 46304.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Antique Radio GRILL CLOTH Vintage SPEAKER FABRIC #L
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