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FADA 652 Catalin Radio Maroon and Yellow 'Temple'

Perfect 2-Tone FADA 652 Catalin Radio

FADA 652 'Temple' Catalin radio in a beautiful Plum/Maroon and Butterscotch Catalin - beautiful + original Art Deco radio. Radio model was part of the 1940-1942 FADA radio lineup. The catalin cabinet retains the factory gloss, and the butterscotch trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a FADA Temple model. This maroon and yellow FADA 652 has no cracks, chips, nicks, repairs or tube burns. The butterscotch catalin dial surround and fluted knobs are original to this radio and in perfect condition with no cracks, stress lines, chips, breaks, burns or repairs. The grill cloth is a period correct replacement. Reverse painted dial glass is an exact replacement for the original one, which often is damaged on this model. Radio retains the original cardboard back panel in great condition. This beautiful FADA has been well taken care of and has very few small scratches consistent with light use. This radio is as clean as one can be found and would truly make a great addition to any radio or Deco collection. Radio measures approximately: 10.85" wide by 6.75" high by 5.75" 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 prior to use
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FADA 1000 Catalin 'Bullet' Radio in Alabaster with Onyx Trim

Perfect Art Deco FADA 1000 Catalin Radio

FADA 1000 Radio Catalin 'Bullet' in Alabaster with Onyx/Pea-Green marbleized trim. This beautiful original Art Deco FADA "Bullet" is as clean as one can be found and would truly make a great addition to any radio or Deco collection. This radio's styling epitomizes 1940's Streamline design with its sleek rounded lines that suggest speed and practicality, hallmarks of streamlined industrial design from those years. FADA produced many radios and televisions over the years, but its catalin radios, particularly the "Bullet" is the best-known model. The beautiful alabaster catalin cabinet has faint white + clear marbleizing and a beautiful transparency. The onyx/pea-green trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a FADA Bullet Streamliner model. This alabaster + onyx FADA 1000 is in great condition with no crack, chips or repairs. The onyx/pea-green catalin dial ring, fluted knobs and handle are original and also in great condition with no cracks, chips, or repairs. The beautiful Art Deco "Gemloid" dial face is has no paint wear and only a slight warp. The Deco "Gemloid" dial face is bright and in great condition. Radio retains the original cardboard back panel, early style gold grill cloth in great condition. Clear dial plastic cover is a replacement. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" Wide by 5.5" Deep by 6.5" High. 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 prior to use.
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Deco Cord 'Zephyr' Radio with Butterscotch Catalin Front

Rare + Stunning Light-up Black Lacquer with Catalin Front Radio

Rare Cord 'Zephyr' lite-up Catalin 1930's Deco radio. This seldom seen radio consists of an oval black lacquer cabinet with a translucent butterscotch catalin front panel that lights-up from the inside. The butterscotch marbleized catalin panel lights-up from the inside giving the radio a warm glow, setting it apart from other radios manufactured in the 1930s. This interesting feature along with the use of different materials makes for a highly unusual and rare Art Deco radio. The radio is further highlighted by the large circular dial with great graphics. Designed by Morris Weincord of Chicago, IL in 1936 for the Cord Radio Co. Radio is in great condition with some wear to chrome + lacquered wood as would be expected from age and use. The original butterscotch catalin front panel is in perfect condition with not cracks, chips, repairs or burns. Radio retains the original black Bakelite knobs and matching wood back panel. Radio lights-up as it should and looks breathtaking at night as well as during the day. The radio is lit by two clear 4W night light bulbs. This radio measures approximately: 15.5" wide by 8.75" high by 6.75" deep. This set is currently playing but should vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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FADA 1000 Catalin Radio "Bullet" in Onyx + Butterscotch

Rare and Perfect FADA 1000 Catalin Radio in Translucent Onyx

FADA "Bullet" Radio Catalin Streamliner Model 1000 in translucent Onyx and Butterscotch. This radio styling epitomizes 1940's Streamline design with its sleek rounded lines that suggest speed and practicality, hallmarks of streamlined industrial design from those years. FADA produced many radios and televisions over the years, but its Catalin radios, particularly the "Bullet" are the best-known models. The beautiful onyx catalin cabinet has intense orange + white marbleizing and a beautiful transparency. The dark butterscotch trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a FADA Bullet Streamliner model. This onyx and yellow FADA 1000 has no cracks, chips, nicks or repairs. Cabinet has a very mild tube burn on side that in no way detracts from the beauty of this radio. The beautiful Art Deco gold "Gemloid" dial face is bright and has no paint wear. Radio has original trim, gold fabric grill cloth, bottom foil label and partial back panel. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" Wide by 5.5" Deep by 6.5" High. 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 prior to use.
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Sentinel 248NR Catalin Radio in Oxblood with Butterscotch

Seldom Seen MINT Sentinel Wrap Around Grill Catalin Radio

Catalin Sentinel model 248NR / 177U radio in a beautiful + highly marbleized oxblood red colored case with butterscotch trim. This radios design with its wrap around grill, dial surround + cabinet etchings is a magnificent, exquisitely crafted Art Deco radio. Manufactured in 1939 by Sentinel Radio Corporation, out of Illinois. This model is seldom seen and came in three-color combinations. The catalin has a deep shine, rich color and glow and also has exceptionally striking clear, yellow , orange + red colorful marbleizing. The radio is a stunning example of this Sentinel model that is seldom seen in perfect condition as they are prone to damage. The glossy catalin oxblood red cabinet has beautiful marbleizing that really adds depth to the cabinet + is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, nicks, tube burns or repairs. The butterscotch catalin grill, knobs + dial surround are original to the radio and in perfect condition. This radio measures approximately: 10.25" wide by 6.75" high by 5.25" 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.
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Addison 2 "Waterfall" Catalin Art Deco Radio in Alabaster + Red

Great Color + 1940's Addison Waterfall Design

Stunning Alabaster White with Bright Red Catalin Addison 2 tube radio made circa 1940 by Addison Industries Limited in Canada. The unique styling and bold use of color would make this radio a truly beautiful addition to any collection. This stylized Art Deco radio features the famous "waterfall" speaker grill trim and surround "bumpers" with speed-lines that really make for a streamlined radio design. It is one of the most striking color combinations for a catalin radio. The white alabaster catalin cabinet is highlighted by faint clear + white marbleizing that adds depth to the cabinet. The alabaster cabinet is highlighted with its contrasting bright red trim. The radio is just a stunning example of this Catalin Addison model. The glossy Catalin cabinet is in excellent condition with chips, cracks or repairs. The beautiful lightly marbleized cabinet only has an interior stress line visible by transparency on the right edge of the case that in no way detracts from the radio's rarity. The Bright Red Catalin trim is complete and factory original to the radio. It has no chips, burns or repairs. There is one small stress line on the bottom of the waterfall grill piece. The original matching white catalin marbleized knobs are perfect. The dial plastic is original and in great condition with very little yellowing and is clear. Original painted dial face has some wear Radio measures approximately: 6"high by 10.25" long 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.
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Radio-Glo Stained Glass + Chrome Radio in Blue with Yellow - Exceptional

Unique Lite-Up Glass + Chrome Deco Radio from 1936 - All Original

Spectacular Radio-Glo stained glass, chrome + ebonized wood Deco radio. This seldom seen radio is made of turquoise/blue and light yellow stained glass panels that light-up from the inside. The skyscraper designed radio is accented by chromed metal, vertical spacers, and pilasters. The stained glass panels light-up from the inside giving the radio a warm glow, setting it apart from other radios manufactured in the 1930s. This interesting feature along with the use of different materials makes for a highly unusual and rare Art Deco radio. Manufactured by the Radio-Glo Company Inc. of, Benton Harbor, Michigan is the only radio made by the company. Designed and patented by George A. Stamm for the Radio-Glo Company in 1936. Radio is in great all-original condition with some wear to chrome + ebonized wood as would be expected from age and use. All stained glass is original to the radio and is in wonderful condition with only two small hairlines on the panels behind each knob. Radio retains the original black Bakelite knobs and wood back panel. Radio lights-up as it should and looks breathtaking at night as well as during the day. The radio is lit by two clear 4W night light bulbs and the lights can be turned on and off by a switch on the back of the radio separate from the radio. This radio measures approximately: 14" wide by 13" high by 9" deep. This set is currently playing but should vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Emerson AU-213 Radio Sakhnoffsky Designed Ingraham Cabinet

Beautiful Ingraham Emerson Mini-Tombstone

The Emerson AU-213 radio with its impressive design makes it one of the most interesting Ingraham cabinets made. This great design with its and curved cabinet styling and applied vertical grill bars is attributed to designer Alexis de Sakhnoffsky who was responsible for the design of the just as incredible "Mae West". This Art Deco model with its beautiful use of different toned veneer is highlighted by the graceful curved wood formed case. The E. Ingraham Company of Bristol, Connecticut made the cabinet for Emerson. Radio has the original finish with the water-slide decal still present. The original finish has a lustre to it and a beautiful rich color with wear/imperfections/dings in the wood consistent with age + use. The richness of the all-original veneers used by Ingraham have a remarkable of depth of color that is just stunning. The radio retains the original metal "Ingraham" tag on the bottom and the original cardboard back panel. The jet-black Bakelite knobs and the gold dial are original and in great condition. Radio has the original dial plastic that is in great condition with only a little yellowing. This small mini-tombstone radio measures approximately: 9." Wide by 11" High by 6" Deep. The chassis of this radio seems complete. This set is sold "as-is + untested" and as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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AWA Fisk Radiolette "Empire State" Radio in Black Bakelite

Beautiful AWA Fisk Empire Skyscraper Radio

AWA "Empire State" Skyscraper FISK Radiolette radio made of black Bakelite, with beautifully contrasting chrome dial bezel surround. Strong Art Deco elements are at the very heart of this 1934 models design, including, stepped "Skyscraper" design, molded vertical and horizontal rounded cross-ribbing that heightens the cabinet's exceptional look. Amalgamated Wireless Australia (A.W.A.) produced a number of Radiolette models over the years in a variety of sizes, designs, and materials. But the one that every radio collector wants is the 1934 model that is officially named "The Fisk". Collectors for obvious architectural reasons also refer to this model as “The Skyscraper” or “Empire State”, and it is reputedly the first Bakelite case radio ever produced in Australia. This radio is the AUS version of the American made Air King "Skyscraper" designed by Harold Van Doren. Interesting features on this radio include listings of the Australian and New Zealand radio station call letters around the frequency selector dial, plus a distant and local ("D/L") switch at the rear of the chassis. Radio is in wonderful original condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs to the cabinet or knobs. Grill cloth, knobs, chrome trim and dial face are original to the radio. Dial Plastic is a correct replacement. 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.
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FADA 1000 "Bullet" Catalin Radio in Alabaster + Red - Great

Perfect American Art Deco Icon

FADA "Bullet" Model 1000 Radio in alabaster with red marbleized catalin trim. This beautiful original Art Deco FADA "Bullet" is as clean as one can be found and would truly make a great addition to any radio or Deco collection. This radios styling epitomizes 1940’s Streamline design. Its sleek, rounded lines suggest speed and practicality, hallmarks of streamlined industrial design from those years. FADA produced many radios and televisions over the years, but its Catalin radios, particularly the "Bullet" is the best-known model. The original red trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a FADA Bullet model. The glossy Catalin cabinet is perfect + has beautiful faint clear and white marbleizing that really adds depth to the cabinet. The cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, stress lines or repairs. The red catalin dial ring, fluted knobs and handle are original and correct to the radio and also in great condition with no cracks, stress lines, chips, breaks or repairs. The Deco "Gemloid" dial face is bright and in great condition. Radio retains the original cardboard back panel, early style gold grill cloth in great condition. Clear dial plastic cover is a replacement. This beautiful FADA has been well taken care of and has very few small scratches consistent with age + use of set. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" wide by 6.25" high by 5.5" 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.
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FADA 652 "Temple" Catalin Radio in Blue + Butterscotch w/ Great Marbling

Stunning + Rare Example of a Blue Highly Swirled FADA Catalin 652 Temple

FADA 652 "Temple" Catalin radio in stunning blue + butterscotch with incredible marbleizing. The green patina this radio has taken on is beautiful - radio has only been lightly polished to a high gloss. The green(blue) colored cabinet has veins of yellow with tones of blue running through it that makes this an incredible example. The model 652 was part of the 1940-1942 radio lineup. This rare Catalin radio has no cracks, chips, nicks, repairs, or tube burns. Radio has original butterscotch trim, gold fabric grill cloth, bottom foil label and back panel. Reverse painted dial glass is an exact replacement for the original one that is often damaged on this model. This is truly an incredible radio that would make a great addition to any collection. Radio measures approximately: 10.85" wide by 6.75" high by 5.75" 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 prior to use.
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Stewart Warner "Lady's Head" Radio R108X in Black + Silver

Rare Art Deco Metal Case Radio with Silhouetted Lady's Face

Rare Stewart Warner Radio R108X "Lady's Head" in jet black with silver accents. Manufactured in 1933 by the Stewart Warner Corporation. This small metal case radio is among the rarest of Art Deco radios to be found. The Silhouette on the front of the radio is the embodiment of the roaring 1920s flapper style. The "Lady's Head" radio was made in silver/black or the minimally produced black/silver making it the rarest. Radio is untouched and in great condition showing some signs of wear, corrosion to the paint consistent with age + use. The silver round painted knobs as well as is the silver metal mesh grill cloth are original to the radio. Radio is complete with original metal back panel and Alemite Corporation sticker still affixed to the bottom of cabinet + rear of the chassis. Philip Collins features an example of this radio on page 16 of the book "Radios of The Golden Age". Measures approximately: 7.62" wide x 7" high x 4.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete, cord is tucked inside. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Rare Motorola 50XC Radio "Circle-Grill" - Marbleized Red + Yellow Catalin

Spectacular Bright Tomato Red Catalin Motorola Radio

Rare Catalin Motorola Model 50XC-1 "Circle-Grill" radio in an incredible highly marbleized tomato red with translucent yellow catalin trim. This is a magnificent, exquisitely crafted Art Deco radio manufactured in 1940 by Motorola Radio also known to collectors as the "Circle Grill". This Motorola design is considered one of the most appealing sets of its time beautifully designed in the Art Deco Style. The details are unique with its round catalin speaker bezel, scalloped handle, and hexagonal knobs. The cabinet features streamlined ridges that stretch around the case bringing all the elements together. The golden dial face is also decorated with deco numerals and sunburst designs that emanate from a red plastic dial pointer with the letter "M" cast in to it. The atalin has great shine that makes its rich color glow and shows off exceptionally striking, deep and colorful, yellow and clear marbleizing. This radio's beautiful catalin cabinet is in perfect original condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns, or repairs. The radio retains its original yellow Catalin trim in perfect condition also with no cracks, chip, burns or repairs. The grill cloth is original to the radio + has no tears or stains with only a small amount of wear consistent with age. Clear dial plastic is an exact duplicate as original one had shrunken + yellowed. This Art Deco radio would make a great addition to any collection. This radio measures approximately: 9.5" wide by 5.75" high by 5.5" 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.
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FADA 115 Insert Grill "Bullet" Catalin Radio Butterscotch + Red - Rare

Perfect All-Original Pre-War Fada 115 Insert Grill Fada Bullet

Rare Pre-War Insert Grill FADA "Bullet" Catalin Streamliner Model 115 in butterscotch with bright red marbleized trim. This one owner radio is super clean, beautiful and has never had the trim removed from cabinet and therefore retains the original glue on insert grill and bezel. This is the only original pre-war 115 insert grill model I have ever owned or seen. The model 115 differs from its postwar counterpart, in that it has the smooth "gumdrop" knobs, and a split dial face with what looks like a large Roman numeral through the center of it. The all-original bright marbleized red trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a seldom found Pre-War FADA 115 Bullet model. The butterscotch catalin cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, or repairs. Radio has small scratches consistent with age + use of set. The Bright Red Catalin insert grill, dial bezel, gum-drop knobs and handle are original + correct to the radio, they are also in great condition with no cracks, chips, breaks or repairs. The fragile paper + gold foil dial face is in great condition showing only small sign of age and use. Radio retains the original cardboard back panel with FA-DA-SCOPE label in great condition. The dial plastic cover is original and has very little yellowing or hazing. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" wide by 6.25" high by 5.5" 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.
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Stunning RCA 9TX "Little Nipper" Catalin Radio in Heavily Marbelized Green

Seldom Seen John Vassos Designed Deco Catalin Radio

Beautiful highly marbled Green RCA Catalin 9-TX5 "Little Nipper II" Radio. This Art Deco model is unusual with its grooves that wrap-around cabinet. The Brazilian green onyx catalin cabinet is heavily marbleized with tones of green, yellow, and brown that add depth to the luscious catalin cabinet. The design of this model has been attributed to industrial designer John Vassos one of the designers for RCA. The small size of this radio combined with the great color and contrasting trim really makes for a stunning Art Deco radio. Radio cabinet has been hand polished and has an incredible gloss to it. Cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. Ivory knobs are original to the set. Water-slide decal is a correct replacement. Radio measures approximately: 8.5" wide by 5.25" high by 4" 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.
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Emerson BT-245 Catalin "Tombstone" Radio in Yellow + Plum

Stunning Perfect Iconic 1938 Art Deco Catalin Emerson Radio

Emerson BT-245 catalin tombstone radio in butterscotch with maroon trim. The cabinet is a beautiful butterscotch yellow with marbleizing in tones of clear and light yellow that add depth to an already beautiful radio. The rich deep color is brought out even more with its contrasting maroon louvered grill + knobs. The radio is in original, untouched condition, and is just a great example of this Emerson "Tombstone" model. This particular radio is interesting because it has always had the Emerson "script" decal on the front rather then the "clef" decal that is commonly seen on the BT-245 model. Radio cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. Has small scratches consistent with age and use. Cabinet retains original manufactures label affixed to the bottom of cabinet. Gold Gemloid dial is bright and perfect. This models fragile plastic/tenite grill, which is prone to deterioration, is original and showing only minor warp, and light scratches. Knobs, water-slide decal and dial plastic are correct replacements. Radio measures approximately: 7" wide by 10" high 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 prior to use.
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Pre-War FADA 115 "Bullet" Catalin Radio - Plum + Yellow - Rare

Perfect Plum Pre-War Fada 115 with Incredble Marbleized Trim

Rare Pre-War FADA "Bullet" Catalin Streamliner Model 115 in plum(maroon) with heavily marbleized yellow trim. This radio's styling epitomizes 1940’s Streamline Art Deco design. Its sleek, rounded lines suggest speed and practicality, hallmarks of streamlined industrial design from those years. The original bright yellow marbleized trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a seldom-found Pre-War FADA 115 Bullet model. The model 115 differs from its postwar counterpart, in that it has the smooth "gumdrop" knobs, a split dial face with what looks like a large Roman numeral through the center of it and a copper foil grill cloth that is installed vertically. The glossy plum catalin cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, repairs or tube burns. Radio has small scratches consistent with age + use of set. This radio is as clean as one can be found and would truly make a great addition to any radio or Deco collection. The yellow catalin dial ring, gumdrop knobs and handle are original and correct to the radio and also in great condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, burns or repairs. The correct copper foil grill cloth is in great original condition. The fragile paper + gold foil dial face is in great condition with some small areas of wear, nothing that deters from the beauty and rarity of this Fada Bullet. Radio retains the original cardboard back panel with FA-DA- SCOPE label and bottom manufacturers stickers all in great condition. The dial plastic cover is a original and has little yellowing. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" wide by 6.25" high by 5.5" 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.
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Rare Pre-War FADA 115 "Bullet" Catalin Radio - White + Red

Perfect Pre-War Fada 115 an American Art Deco Icon

Beautiful Pre-War FADA "Bullet" Catalin Streamliner Model 115 in marbleized alabaster(white) with bright red marbleized trim. This radio's styling epitomizes 1940’s Streamline Art Deco design. Its sleek, rounded lines suggest speed and practicality, hallmarks of streamlined industrial design from those years. The original bright marbleized red trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a seldom found Pre-War FADA 115 Bullet model. The model 115 differs from its postwar counterpart, in that it has the smooth "gumdrop" knobs, a split dial face with what looks like a large Roman numeral through the center of it and a copper foil grill cloth that is installed vertically. The glossy alabaster catalin cabinet is highlighted by beautiful clear + whiter marbleizing that really adds depth to the cabinet. The cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, repairs or tube burns. This radio is as clean as one can be found and would truly make a great addition to any radio or Deco collection. The Bright Red Catalin dial ring, gumdrop knobs and handle are original and correct to the radio and also in great condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, burns or repairs. The correct copper foil grill cloth is in great original condition. The fragile paper + gold foil dial face is in great condition with some small areas of wear, nothing that deters from the beauty and rarity of this Fada Bullet. Radio retains the original cardboard back panel with FA-DA- SCOPE label and bottom manufacturers stickers all in great condition. The dial plastic cover is a replacement. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" wide by 6.25" high by 5.5" 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.
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General Television Art Deco Black + Green Bakelite Radio

Art Deco Design with Contrasting Kelly Green Trim

Beautiful General Television radio made of glossy jet black Bakelite, with beautifully contrasting kelly green handle, grill, knobs, and dial face frame. Made in mid 1940's by General Television Radio Corp of Chicago, Illinois, model "5E5". The gold face features a stunning textured deco sunburst pattern, with a yellow plastic station indicator, beneath which "General Television" appears. The radio is in original, untouched condition, with a beautiful and natural gloss and is just a superb example of this General Television radio. The beautiful and glossy Bakelite cabinet is in incredible original condition. Cabinet and trim have no cracks, chips, burns, or repairs. Radio has been well taken care of and only shows some fine scratches consistent with light careful use. The kelly green polystyrene grill and dial trim is complete and original to the radio and has no cracks, chips, burns or repairs. Knobs are correct replacements. The gold dial is original and in great condition. The dial plastic is also original and in great condition with very little yellowing. Radio retains its original cardboard back with manufacturer's information imprinted. Radio measures approximately: 8.75" Wide, 5.5" Deep, and 7" Tall to the top of the handle. 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.
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Rare Symphony Catalin Radio 'Split-Grille' in Yellow + Dark Green

Incredible Rare Symphony 'Split-Grille' Catalin Radio

Rare Symphony Catalin Radio 'Split Grille' with a Yellow case and Dark Green/Black marbleized trim. Manufactured in 1938/1939 by the Record-O-Vox Inc. the Symphony remains one of the top catalin radios to be found. The radios incredibly translucent + marbleized yellow cabinet is highlighted by the dark green yellow swirled trim. The contrast in color between the light yellow cabinet and the dark trim makes this an exceptional example of a rare Symphony radio. Radio has no cracks, chips, or repairs to cabinet or trim. Handle at some point was expertly machined from catalin stock. ** We are always LOOKING TO BUY Symphony Catalin Bakelite Radios - TOP PRICE PAID FOR THIS RADIO in any color or condition. Please contact us if you are looking to sell a radio. **

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