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Phono-Art Record Player
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item #1727
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Decent Phono-Art suitcase record player. Cloth covered case in good condition with some minor scuffing of the cloth in spots. Tube amplifier was rebuilt, turntable motor and drive wheel lubricated, and a new tone with high output crystal cartridge installed (has flip over needles for 78, and LP/45). Works and sounds fine. Two knobs on right control on/off/volume and tone and knob on left is the speed control (turntable has 3 speeds: 33 1/3, 45 with built in adapter, and 78). Great for playing your old 78's and 45's. These suitcase record players are becoming popular again due to the renewed interest in vinyl but finding them in working condition without needing some repairs is near impossible.
$45.00
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General Electric Radio/78 RPM Record Player
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item #1726
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One of the cleaner and nicer radio record players I have for sale. This is a General Electric but not sure of the model number. Similar to a model 302 but knobs are horizontal rather than vertical. Cabinet has its original finish and in very good condition with some minor wear marks on top associated with age. Put a little wax on and it will be very nice (and protected). Electronics have been rebuilt and radio plays fine. Record player motor was cleaned and lubricated, tone arm cartridge was changed from one that uses steel needles to one with a permanent needle and works fine. You will be able to play your old 78's or start a collection as this cartridge and needle will not destroy your 78's like a steel needle. Everything else on the radio appears original. Knobs and dial are in great shape. Controls along bottom from L to R are tone, on/off/volume, tuning, and radio/phono switch. Expect shipping to be $25-30 as box needs to be big to accommodate radio + packing materials for safe travel. ON HOLD
$75.00
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35W4 Rectifier Tubes
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item #1723
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While they last. All boxed and tested good (a few are NOS). $2 ea. Will be mailed first class for a flat $3 (up to 12 tubes) so stock up.
$2.00
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Airline 04BR514
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item #1713
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Airline Model 04BR514 radio. Cabinet was repainted and has a small piece missing from rear bottom (can't see from the front). Cord needs replacing but I plugged in anyway and to my surprise the radio worked pretty good (minor hum in background so new electrolytics are a good bet). Missing pushbuttons (reproductions made but originals are available if you search), and stations numbers gone from original plastic dial face (someone probably sprayed an ammonia based cleaner so bye bye numbers - reproduction dials made). Despite what's wrong these are collectible radios and this one still displays nicely. The price is a fraction of a good original.
$25.00
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Chassis - Emerson 652
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item #1711
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Chassis Emerson Model 652. Original unrestored condition and working, but could use new electrolytics.
$15.00
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Leader Low Distortion Audio Generator
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item #1708
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Leader Model LAG-126/126S low distortion audio generator. A must for the HIFI specialist. Specs and operators manual available on line (free download) at http://www.leaderamerica.com/marketing/manual/LAG126-126S-Instruction_Manual.pdf. Very good condition. MSRP $595, one like it sold on eBay in 2015 for $265. Radiotiques price $75
$75.00
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Westinghouse 503
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item #1704
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Westinghouse Model 503 radio. Wood case needs some touch up/refinishing on top, rest of case looks decent. Tried to power it up but just got a low level hum so needs some repair work. Original knobs, dial, back, grille cloth in good shape. Has a phono input so would make a nice tube amplifier for your IPOD, MP3 etc.
$20.00
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Hallicrafters 5R40
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item #1702
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This is a little different. It is a Hallicrafters Model 5R40 (Continental). It is AC or battery operated. The leatherette case is pretty nice with just a few marks that can be touched up with brown shoe polish if you prefer (they do this all the time on eBay). The brass escutcheon on the bottom has some tarnish on it but it is fairly even across the radio so I would leave it as found. The chassis is clean. The radio works but I am sure it will work even better when serviced. It is both broadcast and short wave. Looks complete with all original parts and handle on top (2 brass handle holders also somewhat tarnished but I would leave alone). The knobs on the front have a little whitish residue which comes off easily. The fabric clasp which helps to secure the back is still there which is a small miracle (actually the back stays closed anyway). Very nice radio to add to your collection.
$45.00
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Chassis - Zenith G844
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item #1699
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This is a Zenith radio I have not seen before. I thought it was the conventional AM/FM radio from the early 50's but this one is different. When I disassembled the console and took out the radio I was pleasantly surprised to find a transformer operated chassis (no selenium rectifier like all the others) with 8 tubes. The brass escutcheon has the FM band on it and the back dial has the AM band. I wanted to see how it would look lit up so I powered up the radio and the dial is really neat. The radio also played but with distortion and hum so those old electrolytics should be changed. I noticed a few other repairs (cap, resistor) but most of the original parts are intact. The second picture shows the original Zenith PM speaker in perfect condition, and the escutcheon. If you want it all (knobs and original back included) the price is $45. Otherwise tell me what you want and I will price it accordingly.
$45.00
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Parts - Silvertone 7048
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item #1696
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Following parts from Silvertone Console Model 7048: speaker backboard with grille cloth (perfect) $20, field coil speaker (perfect) $25, knob set $10, antenna from cabinet $15.
$25.00
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