Tube Radios for Sale
Transistor Radios for Sale
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Information on Buying a Radio


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Free Schematics!

If you buy a radio from me and it is one of those covered by the Riders service manuals Volumes I through XXIII (i.e., a radio manufactured before 1950), I'll send along a free photocopy of the schematic for the radio.

A $5 value at most schematic services.

Last Update: 16 Dec 2021


Tube Radios for Sale



Admiral Model 5K32
A typical 1950's large tube portable radio.
$50


Air King Model 4705
A great 1940's tube conventional table radio.
$55


Airline Model 62-351
A beautiful 1930's tube pushbutton radio.
$150


Airline Model 62-504
A small 1930's tube pushbutton radio.
$140


Coronado Model 123
The ultimate Deco radio!
$185


Coronado Model 527C
An uncommon 1930's table radio.
$130


Emerson Model 652
A typical 1950's table radio.
$75


Fada Model 1000
A 20th Century Icon, the classic Fada "Bullet".
$950


General Electric Model 428
A typical 1950's table radio.
$75


General Electric Model H-502
An unusual 1930's tube small table radio.
$150


General Electric Model H-610
A classic 1930's pushbutton table radio.
$135


Motorola Model 48L11
A great 1940's tube large portable radio.
$45


Philco Model 39-7
A classic 1930's wooden table radio.
$130


Philco Model 49-505
A stylish 1940's tube radio.
$75


R.C.A. Model 61-8
A great 1940's tube conventional table radio.
$75


Silvertone Model 9001
A great 1940's tube conventional table radio.
$75


Stromberg Carlson Model 1500
A great 1940's conventional table radio.
$60


Westinghouse Model H366T5
A typical 1950's plaskon tube table radio.
$75


Zenith Model K-412R
An unusual 1950's midget radio.
$125


Zenith Model R510W
A typical 1950's conventional table radio.
$75



Transistor Radios for Sale


Regency Model Tr-99
A 1960's transistor pocket radio.
$100


Westinghouse Model H793P6Gp
A 1960's transistor late portable radio.
$30


Zephyr Model Zr-620
A 1960's transistor pocket radio.
$75


Coke Bottle
Transistor novelty radio.
$20


Miniature Cathedral
Transistor novelty radio.
$20



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Information on Buying a Radio

My Prices

These prices are the nominal values listed in the most popular antique radio price guides. I will entertain fair offers. If you are interested in buying one of these radios, contact Hank (that's me) via e-mail by clicking
here.

Other Charges

The buyer pays actual shipping charges only. I don't charge anything for packing because I always have plenty of reusable packing material laying around. I also don't charge anything for "handling".

If you pay by Money Order, cashiers check, or PayPal, I'll ship as soon as possible. If you pay with a personal check, I reserve the right to delay shipping until after the check clears. For small items, repeat customers, or those people with lots of positive feedback on one of the popular auction web sites, I may decide not to delay. Mention that when you e-mail.

If you pay through PayPal, I will pass along the transaction fees that they charge me. You can check the PayPal web site to get an idea of their fees.

Packaging and Shipping

With fragile items like plastic radios, I will always try to double box. This adds weight and (also important to the shipping cost) size to the package. With more sturdy items (like wooden radios) I may not double box. I think I do a good job of packing (check my eBay feedback, my ID is "radmaniac").

These days, I use U.S.P.S. Parcel Post for larger items. For smaller items, I use Priority Mail. If you really want something shipped via U.P.S. I can do that too.

International Shipping

For international shipments I only use the U.S.P.S. parcel post. I will require payment with an international money order. I will not falsify customs declarations, so don't ask.

I accept payments from anyone with a credit card at PayPal (see note above about fees).



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