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12A8 Tubes.

Three 12A8 Tung-Sol heptode mixer/pentagrid converter tubes. Tested good. Price is for all three. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $25.00. (0000214)

12AH7 Tubes.

Two Sylvania 12AH7 twin triode tubes. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $10.00. (0000220)

12H6 Tubes.

Two 12H6 metal twin diode tubes. One GE, one Sylvania. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $10.00. (0000219)

12K8 Tubes.

Four 12K8 triode oscillator/hexode mixer tubes. One GE, two Crosley, one RCA. Tested good. Price is for all four. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $20.00. (0000213)

12Q7 Tubes.

Two 12Q7 duplex-diode high-mu triode tubes, both RCA brand. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $5.00. (0000192)

12S8GT Tubes.

Two Crosley 12S8GT triple-diode/triode tubes. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $15.00. (0000221)

12SA7 Tube.

ONE RCA 12SA7 pentagrid converter tube. Thought I had two, but one of the boxes was empty! Tested good. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $5.00. (0000218)

12SK7 Tubes.

Four 12SK7 pentode tubes. Three metal, one Raytheon GT. Tested good. Price is for all four. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $20.00. (0000216)

12SL7GT Tubes.

Four 12SL7GT dual-triode tubes. One GE, one Ken-Rad, two Sylvania (one marked US Navy). Tested good. Price is for all four. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $50.00. (0000215)

12SR7 Tubes.

Two 12SR7 duplex-diode/triode tubes. One Ken-Rad, one RCA. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $10.00. (0000217)

12Z3 Tubes.

Seven 12Z3 half-wave rectifier tubes. Four Ken-Rad, two Crosley, one RCA. Tested good. Price is for all seven. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $35.00. (0000212)

57 Lamps.

Box of five Chicago Miniature #57 bulbs, untested. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $5.00. (0000181)

5R4 Tubes.

Three 5R4 rectifier tubes, one GE, one RCA with a broken key, one unknown brand. Tested good. Price is for all three. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $30.00. (0000209)

5U4 Tubes.

Three 5U4 rectifier tubes. One GE, one Philco, one unknown brand with broken key. Tested good. Price is for all three. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $20.00. (0000211)

5V4 Tubes.

Two 5V4 full-wave rectifier tubes, one RCA, one unknown brand. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $30.00. (0000207)

5Y3 Tubes.

Seven 5Y3 full-wave rectifier tubes. Two RCA, two Tung-Sol, one Stromberg-Carlson, one Ken-Rad, one G.E. One of the Tung-Sols has a broken key, so that one is free. Tested good. Price is for all seven. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $50.00. (0000195)

5Z3 Tubes.

Two good-testing 5Z3 NJRI rectifier tubes. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $20.00. (0000185)

6AX4 Tubes.

Two 6AX4 rectifier tubes, both G.E. brand. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $5.00. (0000201)

6AX5 Tubes.

Two 6AX5 beam power tubes, both RVA. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $10.00. (0000200)

6B4G Tubes.

6B4G power triode tubes. One Ken-Rad, one Sylvania. Tested good. Price is for both. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $50.00. (0000186)

6H6 Tubes.

Five 6H6 twin diode tubes Two RCA, one Ken-Rad, one Sylvania, one Westinghouse. Tested good. Price is for all five. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $25.00. (0000196)

6K6 Tubes.

Four 6K6 power pentode tubes. One G.E., one RCA, one Hytron, one Crosley. Tested good. Price is for all four. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $30.00. (0000194)

6K7 Tubes.

Three 6K7 pentode tubes. Two metal RCA, one glass Raytheon. Tested good. Price is for all three. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $24.00. (0000193)

6SN7 Tubes.

Six 6SN7 dual triode tubes. Three RCA, one Sylvania, one Trav-Ler, one GE. Tested good. Price is for all six. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $60.00. (0000198)

6V6 Tubes.

Six 6V6 power tubes. Two GE, one Hy-Tron, one Selectron, One Cunningham, one Sylvania. Tested good. Price is for all six. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $45.00. (0000199)

Emerson 656B (1951).

Red plastic Emerson 656 Series B Radio. Radio has been professionally restored. In good physical condition with one hairline crack on the back at one side of an opening slot. Radio has a hot chassis; do not touch when connected to AC power. Actual shipping cost paid by buyer. Cost effective carrier for safe shipping will be used. Bob Crockett . E-mail: r.crockett@att.net Phone: 650-324-8235 $95.00. (0000173)

Emerson 656B (1951).

Mohawk model J519 - possible 1940's - made by Mohawk Radio Canada works but noisy - 120 AC volt - requires an external antenna - 5-tube construction - case good. Merv Fingas. E-mail: fingasmerv@shaw.ca $120.00. (0000174)

Emerson 705B (1953).

White pearl color plastic Emerson Radio 705 Series B AC/Battery portable radio c 1953. Radio works, was recapped by the previous owner. No chips or cracks. Actual shipping cost paid by buyer. Cost effective carriers for safe shipping will be used. Bob Crockett . E-mail: r.crockett@att.net Phone: 650-324-8235 $105.00. (0000172)

Firestone 4A-12 "Narrator" (1948).

Rare large Bakelite cabinet table model with both AM & FM! Most radios with FM in 1948 were large consoles. Coupled with a small tube count for an AM/FM radio at the time, this makes this a unique set both in design and circuitry. As a result, typical of early FM, it is not super sensitive on that band. It will receive strong local FM stations (there is an attached long wire to the FM ANT terminal that can be extended for better FM reception). AM receives strong across the dial. The radio has been recapped, controls cleaned and lubricated for smooth operation. New line cord and aux 3.5mm cord attached for playing your own content through the radio. Has a two-position tone control. The natural finish cabinet has a nice marble swirl pattern throughout. There is one small stress crack that isn't all the way through to the outside (visible in the left side photo towards the back). It doesn't detract at all from the esthetic appeal of this very large, molded cabinet. Rare model that doesn't turn up often (I've never seen one before). The chassis was made by Detrola for Firestone. One of just a few built by Detrola with FM and made just before Detrola closed their operation. 14"W x 9-1/4"H x 9-1/4"D. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $199.00. (0000223)

Firestone S-7403-9 Air Chief "The Melody Maker" (1940).

AM/SW. Completely original. Cabinet never refinished. I have owned this radio for over 50 years. Before I purchased it all of those years ago I remember a few caps had been replaced and it worked. Today I would be hesitant to power it up again without going through the chassis first. This set has the conical knobs which may identify it as a 1940 which is why I listed it as such. A 1941 sold on the Radio Attic but did not have these control knobs. I remember it was a very strong player. I can send additional photos. Mark Smith. E-mail: mark@forwardslip.com $400.00. (0000222)

LA Radio Manufacturing-The First 20 Years-3 Volumes.

Proceeds benefit the Southern California Antique Radio Society (SCARS). Out of print for years, this valuable reference has been nearly impossible to find. Reprinted (not photocopied) with permission of the Floyd A Paul Estate by the Southern California Antique Radio Society, all three volumes are available once again. These fascinating books contain a series of articles by Floyd A. Paul, one of the founding members of SCARS, on radio manufacturing in Los Angeles. Focusing on the era from 1922-1942, this illustrated compilation documents many of the prominent as well as more obscure West Coast makers and their leaders, including Gilfillan, Echophone, Flint, Herbert Horn, Jackson Bell, Patterson Radio, Powell Mfg., Radio Product Sales, J.W. Miller, The Wireless Shop, and more. Published in a 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" softcover format, this three-booklet set includes Los Angeles Radio Manufacturing (88 pages), Supplement #1 (46 pages), and Supplement #2 (54 pages), and is currently available in limited supply. $36.99 with free shipping in the US from Southern California. International shipping quoted. PayPal to paypal@antiqueradios.org. SCARS will absorb PayPal fees. Tracking number sent when shipped. Mike Koch. Phone: 714-827-6207 $36.99. (0000168)

Majestic 5A410A Coca Cola Cooler (1949).

The 1949 Coca-Cola Cooler Radio was produced by Point-of-Purchase Displays Inc. in Chicago as an exclusive promotional in-store display for prime Coca-Cola retailers. Meaning these original tube radios (countless solid-state reproductions were made in the 1990's, with the tell-tale cassette tape player built in) are very scarce because they were not sold in retail outlets to the general public. They don't turn up very often. This example still has its original paint with only minor loss in small areas. Common to these, one of the side grill bars was broken out. A new one was carefully made and paint mixed to match the original color. It is barely noticeable. The five-tube chassis was completely recapped, controls cleaned and lubricated for smooth operation. An aux 3.5mm cord was attached at no extra cost for playing your own content through the radio. It receives all of my local stations with its built-in loop antenna. If you've always wanted an original tube powered Coke radio, here's a rare opportunity to acquire one. 12-1/2" W x 10" T x 8-1/2" D Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $599.00. (0000189)

Marconi 147.

Vintage Marconi battery-operated radio - model 147 - broke front glass - easily replaced - not tested due to power source but in good condition. Merv Fingas. E-mail: fingasmerv@shaw.ca $50.00. (0000176)

Maxell UR90 Audio Cassettes.

NIB, never opened. Five UR90 cassettes. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $5.00. (0000187)

Philco 37-610 Tombstone (1937).

1937 was the first year Philco began adding the year of manufacture to its model numbers. Thus the 1936 model 610 became the 37-610 in 1937. Five tubes, three bands with a unique glowing dial where the pointer moves up and down to illuminate just the band scale you're using. The shouldered tombstone cabinet sports an all-original finish with a nearly perfect faux finish front panel (this "Philcote" finish is usually hopelessly chipped or damaged). It's unusual to find a time capsule nearly 90-year-old Philco with such a good original finish. All original paper labels present in the cabinet and on the chassis. An exact reproduction grille cloth was used. The grommets were changed on the RF sub chassis, new chassis support grommets, filter and paper capacitors replaced. Tubes all tested good. Plays loud and strong, receiving all of my local stations. Rectifier tube mounted high on top of the power transformer, a cool feature on some 1937-38 Philco models. Requires a long wire external antenna to receive stations or use the 3.5mm aux cord, included at no extra cost, to play your own content. 13-1/4" W x 18" T x 9-1/2" D. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $229.00. (0000190)

S6 Lamps.

Box of ten Chicago Miniature #S6 bulbs, untested. 10W bulbs @ 230 Volts. Bonus eleventh lamp in the box! Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $10.00. (0000178)

S6 Lamps.

Box of ten Chicago Miniature #S6 bulbs, untested. 10W bulbs @ 230 Volts. Photo only shows eight lamps but I found two to round out the box. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $10.00. (0000179)

Saba Wildbad W (1953).

Antique Saba radio - 1953 - multiband - in good condition - working Merv Fingas. E-mail: fingasmerv@shaw.ca $325.00. (0000175)

Tee-Nie Ra-Di-O Crystal Set (1939).

Rare find! Manufactured by Carron Manufacturing Co. Chicago. Untested. Missing cardboard back (Fahnestock clips are hanging loose in back by their wires) & headphones. Nice graphics on front. Wood cabinet may have been partially refinished. Nice display piece if nothing else. More info on these radios here. 4-2/3"W x 3-1/2"H x 2-1/4"D. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $70.00. (0000171)

The Boys' Book of Engines, Motors, and Turbines.

This book is authored by Alfred Morgan in 1950. Morgan wrote many young boys books curious about how things worked. This book is a hard cover book with 264 pages. The book is in very good condition. If you collect Alfred Morgan books then this is one of the rarer ones he published. Media mail shipping is extra. Tom Moen. E-mail: moent@radioacres.com $15.00. (0000149)

The Boys' Second Book of Radio and Electronics.

This book is authored by Alfred Morgan first edition in 1957. This is the sixth printing. June 1960. This book is a hard cover book with 276 pages. The book is in very good condition. If you collect Alfred Morgan books then this is number 2 of 3 he published. Media mail shipping is extra. Tom Moen. E-mail: moent@radioacres.com $20.00. (0000150)

Tube Shields.

Five large ventilated tube shields from a Majestic chassis. 4-1/8"H x 2-1/4"W. Steve Adams. E-mail: steveadams1949@att.net $25.00. (0000183)

Zenith 10-S-567 (1941).

Beautiful vintage Zenith console radio dating to 1941. This is the highly collectible Zenith 10-S-567 model. The radio powers on and produces sound, but the tuning dial pointer does not currently move when the tuning knob is turned. I have not attempted to repair or restore the tuning mechanism. The radio appears to retain its original Zenith chassis, tubes, speaker and cabinet components. The cabinet has beautiful original vintage styling and shows age-related wear, scratches, finish loss and other imperfections consistent with its age. I have more photos upon request. Zenith 10-S-567, code A, A227475. Sold as-is. Local pickup strongly preferred. This is a large, heavy and fragile console. Buyer is responsible for transportation/shipping arrangements. Located in Milton, KY. Ashley Collier. E-mail: acollier2409@gmail.com $650.00 OBO. (0000169)

Zenith 9-S-262 Console.

Zenith model 9-S-262 console, unrestored and original. Model number stamped on the cabinet rail and on the chassis. Zenith ID plate R217653. Dial face is marked "FOREIGN, POLICE and STANDARD BROADCAST," patent no. 2078031. Chassis is complete, tubes in place, original caution tag still attached. NOT TESTED -- has not been powered up and I do not intend to. Sold as-is for restoration. Cabinet: Veneer intact with good figure, no lifting or water damage that I can see. Dial glass unbroken. All four original wood knobs present. Grille cloth appears original and is not torn. Stored in a dry basement in Onalaska, Wisconsin since roughly 1990. 42"H x 26"W x 16"D. Local pickup in La Crosse, WI. Paul J Halter. E-mail: pishtech@pishtech.com $400.00. (0000188)

Zenith Royal 500.

Unrestored/Untested/as found. I don't see any cracks but lots of wear/scratches. I'm not familiar with all of the many variations of this popular pocket radio, but I believe this is the 500E. For parts or restoration. Greg Van Beek. E-mail: nostalgiaradiotime@yahoo.com $40.00. (0000170)

Zenith Transoceanic Brown 600 Series Case.

This is a brown 600 series case with no chassis or top lid. But it does have the plastic dial cover. Bob Horace. E-mail: radiobob@radioattic.com $50.00. (0000156)

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