RCA Victor

RCA Victor Radio Model 115 "Skyscraper" Art Deco Design

Gorgeous RCA 115 Art Deco "Skyscraper" Tube Radio

Seldom seen Art Deco "Skyscraper" wooden RCA model 115 tube radio made circa 1933 by RCA Victor Co. This radio has a great stepped skyscraper shape, symmetrical design, beautiful colored wood and concentric circle knobs. This wooden radio has none of the usually heavy detailing found on the majority of antique wooden radios. Cabinet styling clearly shows the departure in design from the ornately carved faces of previous wooden radios. The unique styling of this "Skyscraper" model would make this radio a truly beautiful addition to any collection. The wooden cabinet is in great overall condition + is structurally sound. Finish retains a beautiful luster finish to it. Radio is structurally sound + finish does have some light scratches, scuffs on the cabinet consistent with use + age. The radio retains its original knobs with some paint wear to the black. The dial and RCA foil tag are in great condition and are original. The gold patterned grill cloth is original + in great condition with no holes or tears. Radio has both the original manufacturers tags on the chassis + cabinet. This stately radio measures approximately 13.5" Wide x 9" High x 7.75" Deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete and cord is tucked inside. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.

RCA 9-SX "Nipper" Radio Black Plaskon + Beetle Plastic American Art Deco

Seldom Seen Model in a Great Color Combo

Seldom seen Machine Age pre-war 1939 RCA victor known as the "Nipper" 9-SX in jet black Plaskon with a salt + pepper Beetle Plastic grill. This model is an incredibly well designed streamlined tube radio. This little radio is constructed of 3 separate Plaskon Bakelite pieces, first is the Plaskon body, second is the wrap around deco grill with the great RCA Victor logo engraved vertically on the rounded corner, and third and lastly is the top Plaskon stepped trim piece. Even though these midget sized radios were popular in their time and offered in many color combinations, they have become hard to find in any combination due to its fragile Plaskon case. This radio is as close to perfect as can be found and has the original knobs and is free of any cracks, hairlines, tube burns or repairs to the trim or body. This radio has one small chip on the top right rear corner, dial has been replaced and back panel is a replacement. The radio measures approximately: 5" high by 8" wide by 5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete.  Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.

RCA Catalin RC350 Butterscotch Tulip-Grill Art Deco 1938 Radio

Beautiful Brown Swirls Through Out The Butterscotch Cabinet

Beautiful small highly marbled butterscotch RCA Catalin RC-350 Butterscotch Tulip-Grill Radio. This Art Deco model is unusual with its tiny vertical dial trimmed in brass, side-mounted knobs and elaborate grill cutout. this model has become known to collectors as the "W-Grill or Tulip" RCA model. This radio is seldom seen with this amount of brown/black + yellow marbleizing. Radio is all original and in fantastic condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs to the cabinet or trim.  Radio retains the original gold textured fabric grill cloth, original black back and RCA Victor water-slide decal on the front of the cabinet. Small radio measure approximately: 7" wide by 4.75" high by 4.25" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.

Early RCA 74B Ribbon Art Deco Microphone

Vintage Art Deco black and chrome edition of the famous RCA Type 74B "Junior Velocity" Microphone first introduced in 1935. This Art Deco bi-directional ribbon microphone is in very clean original condition and is the early version with the two RCA buttons rather than the embossed logo built into the body found on the later models. The microphone has some normal wear/corrosion to the black paint from age. There are no dings on the chrome windscreen and the silk screen is visible. The chrome on the windscreens is in great condition with very little corrosion or pitting. The ball and socket joint which permits rotation or tilting at any angle shows very little signs of vise use and holds the microphone at angle well. This mic would make a nice addition to any microphone or Art Deco collection. The cable on this item has been cut and therefore this vintage microphone is "untested" and is being sold "as-is".