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Airline 62-261 (1936).  Movie Dial Console Radio with Tuning Eye. Fully restored 11-tube Superheterodyne All-Wave console with powerful push-pull amp; receives AM (528-1730 kc) and two SW bands (5.75-18.3 mc, 1.75-5.8 mc). 36"H x 22"W x 11-1/2"D, weighs 52 lbs. Wood cabinet with superb finish, arched top, all veneer tight, original and straight. Chrome chassis, comes with 10pg original owner's manual, warranty card, label in the bottom of the cabinet instructing how to remove the factory wood bracing used when this was shipped from the factory, the wood back brace itself, a guide to using shortwave, paper model # label and instruction label for the movie dial module. Seattle pickup or I will get quotes for blanket wrap door-to-door for you on request. Steve Dymale. E-mail: dymale@gmail.com $600.00. (0000247)
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Airline 62-311 (1936). Movie Dial Radio. Fully restored 11-tube Superheterodyne All-Wave console receives AM (528-1730 kc) and 2 SW bands (5.75-18.3 mc, 1.75-5.8 mc). Audio jack and Bluetooth receiver included. Dimensions 37-1/2"H x 22"W x 11"D. Wood cabinet with good original finish, all veneer tight, original and straight. Chrome chassis, bright tuning eye, orig wood knobs. Seattle pickup or I will get quotes for blanket wrap door-to-door for you on request. Steve Dymale. E-mail: dymale@gmail.com $850.00. (0000248)
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Clinton 818AS (1938). (Wood tube table radio w/SW) This is a rare set shrouded in mystery. It appeared under several different brands, from General, to Lafayette, to Zephyr. It is basically the Clinton model 818SF with the addition of a bank of push button presets. Typical of Chicago "Plant A" sets. It has seven tubes + ballast and three bands. The strange thing is when I received the set, the push-button bank wasn't connected to anything, and there is no schematic showing this chassis with them! But it is a factory installation. I was able to hook it up but no guarantees you'll be able to set the trimmers. It's more for looks (plus it boosts the antenna signal). The chassis has been gone through with all new capacitors, NOS ballast, Rectifier, output tube and magic green eye tube, All others tested strong. It receives all of my local stations with its attached wire antenna connected to an external antenna source. Features a built in RCA jack and toggle switch for use with external audio devices for more options beyond AM radio (in lieu of my usual 3.5mm aux cord). The cabinet was completely refinished using multiple toners and topped with a spray of clear enamel for sheen and durability. The original dial cover is still clear but has a small 3/16" diameter hole in the upper corner that looks like it may have been put in at the factory to get the lens to conform to the bezel. 18"W x 10-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $299.00. (0000241)
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Crystal Radio Tuner Switching Unit (Homebuilt). Antique homebuilt radio tuner or switching unit in a handcrafted wooden enclosure, estimated circa 1915-1925. Features two single knife switches, one double knife switch and four substantial binding posts. The switches move freely by hand. Wood shows scratches and finish wear; metal has light oxidation and aged patina. The interior has not been inspected and the unit has not been electrically tested. Its exact circuit and completeness as a receiver are unverified. Offered as an early-wireless collectible, display piece or restoration project. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $87.54. (0000260)
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DeForest Audion 426 Early Globe Vacuum Tubes (Pair). Pair of vintage DeForest Audion 426 globe vacuum tubes with black bases and DeForest markings. Both were reported to test strong in the existing seller record. Attractive early-style tubes for a vintage radio, audio or valve collection. Sold together as the pictured pair. Numerical readings and matching tolerances are not documented, so they are offered as two tested-strong tubes rather than a measurement-matched pair. Additional photos are available. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $79.95. (0000257)
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Emerson DP1-332 (1939). Nicely playing 1939 Emerson model DP1-332 2-band radio with walnut cabinet made by Ingraham. Receives AM band stations from 540-1730 kc and shortwave from 5.6-18.0 mc. The six-tube Superheterodyne AC/DC chassis was just completely serviced with all components tested and the following replaced: all capacitors, IF transformer, rectifier tube, speaker wires and power cord. Original 8-inch speaker is in great condition. All tuning circuits were aligned. It plays superbly with excellent receptivity across the dial, good clear tone, and full range of volume. The Ingraham cabinet has contrasting inlays across top and bottom, bold horizontal grille bars and rounded corners. The base is also sculpted and slightly extended. Finish is in very good condition with minimal small scratches and no sign of past veneer lift, patch or repair. 16-1/2”W x 10-1/2”H x 8”D. The small brass Ingraham badge remains is on the underside of the cabinet. The clear plastic dial cover has a tiny horizontal split just below top center. Steve Dymale. E-mail: dymale@gmail.com $250.00. (0000268)
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Fairbanks-Morse 72 Console. Dad bought non working in the 70s, I refinished and repaired as a high school electronics project 35 years ago. Been sitting ever since. Would like it to be appreciated like my dad did. David Carroll. E-mail: davejr@acfencing.com Phone: 203-996-4247 $350.00. (0000263)
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Farnsworth ET-064 "Harp" (1946). Exceptionally nice six-tube Farnsworth with a crack free cabinet molded in solid black plastic. Featuring a gold leaf slide rule dial with large iridescent arrow dial pointer. In 1927, company namesake Philo Farnsworth was the first inventor to transmit a television image comprised of 60 horizontal lines. This example plays well across the dial with its built-in loop antenna attached to the inside of the original back cover. Chassis has been re-capped, good tubes installed, new line cord, controls cleaned and lubricated for smooth operation. An uncommon model from an off-brand company. It has the 3.5mm aux cord added at no extra cost for more listening options. 11-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $119.00. (0000266)
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Free Twofer Special. I have a Zenith clock-radio in fair condition and an Arvin radio-only in good condition. All I want is the shipping and a cup of coffee, roughly $60 to the lower 48. Steve Gro. E-mail: steve.gro@gmail.com $60.00. (0000242)
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Mantola R657M. Mantola R657M AM tube tabletop radio in a rich brown Bakelite cabinet with classic Art Deco styling. Existing seller notes report that it played and picked up stations when tested; the dial illuminates. Very good-plus cosmetic condition. Original back panel is worn and is not fully affixed; attached power cord is present. A handsome display or collection piece. No recent servicing or restoration is documented. Please request additional photos to review the cabinet, back and cord. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $139.95. (0000253)
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Mechanical Ticker Tape Take-Up Winder. Antique spring-driven ticker-tape take-up winder in an enclosed wood-grain case with an arched top. Retains its winding key, circular take-up plate, reel supports, adjustable tape guide and internal mechanical assembly. Intended to collect the paper tape from a stock-market or telegraph ticker; no maker has been identified. Mechanism has not been serviced or fully tested and may need cleaning, lubrication, adjustment or repair. Case has scratches, discoloration and finish loss; metal shows oxidation and tarnish. No paper reel or ticker tape included. Sold as an untested restoration or display piece. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $129.95. (0000259)
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Mitchell 1102 (1955). This is a hard to find Mitchell model 1102 transistor radio from 1955. It is in very good condition. They used the Regency TR-1 (first transistor radio) chassis. This radio is all original including the two small brown capacitors on either side of the battery terminals. It is untested. Bob Chrisco. E-mail: boraco@aol.com $499.99. (0000267)
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Motorola W-58 (1934). (wood tube tombstone radio w/Aux or BT) Rare early home receiver from Motorola. Five tubes with tone control, it is a good playing and sounding radio with its large 7-inch speaker. Receives my strong local stations with just the attached long wire extended (may need an external antenna source for more distant stations). It has been completely refinished using multiple shades of toner to highlight its Art Deco appeal and topped off with a spray of satin clear enamel for sheen and durability. The chassis was totally recapped, controls cleaned and lubricated for smooth operation. New tone control. Populated with a strong tested set of tubes. A nice compact tombstone that doesn't take up a lot of room but leaves a big impression! 3.5 mm aux cord added at no extra cost for more listening options. 15-1/2"H x 10-1/4"W x 10"D. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $179.00. (0000244)
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Pagoda PF-116 (Japan). Japanese Pagoda PF-116 five-tube AM tabletop radio with a gold lacquer finish, bamboo design and iridescent abalone shell inlay. A striking display piece with its original vintage character. Existing seller notes report very good working condition. The cabinet has age-related scuffs and chips; please request additional photos to see the wear. No recent servicing or restoration is documented. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $239.95. (0000262)
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Paragon Type RA-10 Regenerative Receiver. This is a particularly interesting old radio. From the front panel, I can identify it as a Paragon Regenerative Receiver, Type RA-10, made by the Adams-Morgan Company. It still has a substantial amount of its original internal components, including the large tuning coils, wiring, and hardware. I would consider it a restoration project rather than a parts radio. The fact that it retains its original components, but I am not a radio enthusiast and claim no expertise in the field. I hate to see nice old stuff go to waste so am passing this on. I am happy to take more pictures. Shipping is not included in the price and will be substantial as this will need a great deal of packing. David Finlayson. E-mail: finlayson_david@hotmail.com Phone: 518-391-9024 $150.00. (0000264)
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Philco 16B. Rare five-band cathedral. Owned and maintained since 1975. Re-capped included removing tar and re-stuffing original Bakelite cap shells and re-stuff chassis mounted cap cans. A few out of spec resistors also replaced. More recent repair and improvement: new "QVAC" (Squelch) circuit rheostat and new correct reproduction tuning dial. This grand-old lady still sounds amazing and tunes across all bands. Cabinet still in very good condition. Price includes over 20 spare tubes, all NOS or test good, and indoor ML30+ antenna mounted on PVC pipe. Will need to be picked up or buyer pays for both packing and pickup for freight delivery. Radio location: Murrells Inlet, SC. Phone or email for more information including additional pictures. Rod Wolfe. E-mail: rodwolfeusa@outlook.com Phone: 843-650-8627 $350.00. (0000250)
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Radio Shack Desoldering Iron. Radio Shack model 64-2060 soldering iron for easy one-handed desoldering. Includes metal safety stand. Use it in the shop or hang it on your Radio Shack parts wall. When I worked at Radio Shack, I loved the parts walls. As my old store manager said, "Parts is parts." Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $10.00. (0000252)
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SAMS Photofact Auto Radio Series - 1966. Covers all American car makes from 1965-66. 160 pages. Soiling throughout, especially on the upper right corner of the pages but doesn't affect schematics inside. Lots of great information on solid state car radios. Shipping is extra. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $5.00. (0000245)
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Sonora Excellence 202 (France, 1951). 1951 French-made Sonora Excellence 202 Bakelite tabletop radio with AM, two shortwave bands and longwave. Approximately 14.2 W x 7.5 D x 9.4 H inches; about 13 lb. No observed cabinet cracks, chips or breaks. Original back is present; grille cloth has a small imperfection and the dial has some mirror loss. Previously powered up and received stations with the prior owner, but has not been recently retested because a suitable French two-prong plug adapter is unavailable. Current electrical condition is not guaranteed; sold as-is for collection or restoration. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $135.00. (0000261)
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Stewart-Warner R-3044-A. Vintage Stewart-Warner tube tabletop radio, Model R-3044-A. Powers on; tubes light up and it picks up stations. Burl wood veneer front with black grille slats, two original knobs, and horizontal tuning dial. Veneer is clean with no scratches or chips. Located in Atlanta, GA. Local pickup preferred; shipping at buyer's expense. Mitchell Tepper. E-mail: drmtepper@gmail.com $150.00. (0000243)
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Telefunken Bajazzo TS. Telefunken Bajazzo TS portable transistor radio with AM, FM and three shortwave bands, telescopic antenna, woodgrain accents and metallic trim. A distinctive German multiband set for restoration or display. Heavy cosmetic wear, including a missing tuning-indicator cover. Untested and believed not working; sold as a nonworking restoration project, with no claim that any band currently receives. Please request additional photos to review its condition. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $149.95. (0000256)
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Vibroplex Vibro-Keyer Single-Lever Morse Code Paddle. Vintage Vibroplex Vibro-Keyer Standard single-lever Morse-code paddle with beige crackle-finish base, red finger pieces, chrome hardware and the 833 Broadway, New York nameplate. Serial number 264716. Designed for use with an electronic keyer. Very nice vintage cosmetic condition with normal age and handling wear; contacts, adjustments and hardware appear complete. Untested and sold as found. Please request additional photos for a closer look at the finish and mechanism. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $134.95. (0000258)
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Western Electric D1-202 Non-Dial Desk Telephone. Vintage Western Electric D1/202-style non-dial desk telephone base with E1 handset and original cords, offered as shown. Classic black early desk-phone design, identified in the existing listing as a 1930s example. Please request the additional close-up photos for cosmetic condition and cord details. Electrical operation has not been verified for this ad, and no working guarantee is offered. Only the pictured base, handset and cords are offered. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $61.86. (0000255)
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Westinghouse H705T5 (1950s). Westinghouse H-705T5 AM tube tabletop radio in turquoise and white with twin speakers and a large tuning dial. Previously tested and reported working with clear sound and strong AM reception. Cabinet is described as very clean, with minimal wear and no major cracks, chips or repairs noted. Dial lens is clear and knobs are present and functional. A colorful mid-century tabletop set. Additional photos available; no recent restoration or electrical servicing is documented. Additional photos available; contact to confirm payment and shipping arrangements. Mark Beebe. E-mail: radios@pxdmail.com Phone: 972-850-8507 $229.95. (0000254)
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Zenith 5-R-312 "Beehive" (1939). Classic Art Deco Zenith styling in this very collectible radio designed by Robert Budlong, one of Zenith's most prolific designers. Five-tube chassis with pushbutton pre-sets (the bottom button needs to be depressed for dial tuning), it has been recapped, with a strong tested set of tubes and a new volume control for smooth sound. It receives all of my local stations with just its long wire antenna. The crack free cabinet had its grille work repaired and was given a spray of canvas white enamel. There are a few minor blemishes here and there but it is definitely still a looker. Note: this set does not have a 3.5mm aux cord. 12-1/2"W x 8"H x 7"D. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $229.00. (0000249)
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Zenith J615 (1952). Bakelite tube table radio w/Aux or BT. This highly polished, crack-free natural finish Zenith is affectionately known as "the lunchbox" because of its shape and carrying handle resembling the classic black plastic lunchbox of the era. With its large, bold dial, it looks much more appealing than its namesake. It also has a small red pilot light over the left side knob that lights when the set is turned on. It has been totally recapped, NOS tubes tested strong, All new resistors, new mica caps in the IF cans to fix SMD, controls cleaned & lubricated, so it plays loud and clear across the dial with its built-in loop antenna. A factory installed RCA jack is built into the chassis of this radio for another listening option beyond the standard AM broadcasts. 13"W x 9"H x 7"D. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $145.00. (0000246)
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