Thanks for Viewing my page. I Collect and restore Antique and Classic radios. I restore them electronically and refinish them, as needed. All are old "tube" type radios. I have approximately 60 radios in my collection. The oldest is a 1925 Stewart Warner Model 300 and a 1925 Atwater Kent Model 20. I always have four or five radios "waiting in the wings" for restoration. There are many reasons people collect and restore old radios. For me, I enjoy restoring a 40, 50 or 60 year old piece of history. There is nothing like the deep, mellow sound of a old tube radio.
Click on the links, bellow to view photos of some of my radios. While you are viewing them, think about someone 40 or 50 years ago, sitting around and listening to a old radio program.
View the Photos of some Great Old Radios..
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| 1949 Hallicrafters...Shortwave Radio Hallicrafters Mod S40 Shortwave Receiver |
1940 RCA Mod12X 1940 RCA Radio, Standard and "Police" Bands |
| 1946 Airline Radio Model 54BR-1505A Push Button Radio |
1946 Automatic Radio 1946 Automatic "Portable" Radio. Battery or Plugin |
| 1951 Zenith Consoltone Radio 1951 Zenith Art-Deco Style Consoltone Radio |
1946 Air King Radio 1946 Air King Wood Cabinet Radio. Standard and Shortwave Broadcast Bands |
| 1947 Hallicrafters Shortwave Radio 1947 Hallicrafters S38 Four Band Receiver |
1950 General Electric Model 400 1950 General Electric Model 400 |
| 1951 General Electric Model 521f 1951 General Electric Clock Radio |
1955 Zenith Trans-Oceanic Shortwave Radio 1955 Zenith Transoceanic Shortwave "Portable" Radio, Battery or Plugin |
| 1947 Philco Model 47-204 1947 Philco Model 47-204 with "Leatherette" cover over wood cabinet |
1955 Airline Clock Radio Airline Clock Radio, with Nice White Cabinet |
| Me, Working in "My Little Corner OF The Garage" It Usually is not this neat. |
My "Assistant" Snowball Ready To Take Notes For Me |
| 1934 GE Mod. M-50 (Work In Progress) Chassis Almost Ready for Cabinet,(As Soon As I Refinish It) |
1934 General Electric Mod. M-50 Tombstone Finished Notice the Red Glowing, Broadcast/Shortwave Dial |
| 1948 Philco Mod. 48-200 Nice Little Ivory Painted, Bakelite Philco |
1950 General Electric Mod. 405 Original Price was $32.95, for this Radio, in 1950 |
| 1953 Zenith Portable Radio This is a AC-DC Radio, with Wave Magnet (Note the size of the Battery!) |
1949 Zenith Mod 724 This is a very early AM-FM Radio, with a Great, Deep Sound |
| 1950 Philco Mod. 522 Nice Bakelite Philco (Notice the change in the 1947, 1948 and 1950 Philco's, I have on this page) |
1953 RCA Mod. 2-X-61 Radio This Radio Has a Very Heavy Bakelite Case |
| Mid 1940's Westinghouse Mod. N202 Broadcast and Shortwave Bands, Restoration From Start To Finish |
1949 Emerson Portable Mod 569 Emerson Portable, Tube Radio, Only 4"X3"X8" When Closed |
| 1949 Packard-Bell Radio, Mod. 501 "Stationized" Radio, Radio Call Letters Listed on the Dial |
1946 Philco Mod 46-350 Wood "Wood Roll Top" that covers dial on this Philco Portable Radio |
| 1934 RCA Mod. 4T Cathedral Style Wood Case on this Mid 30's RCA Radio |
Mid 1940's Admiral Portable Leather cover on this 1940's Portable "Suitcase" Radio Model P6 |
| 1925 Stewart Warner Model 300 This is a T.R.F. Receiver with a Mid 1920's Brandes Speaker |
1938 Emerson Model R167 with Ingrahm Made Cabinet This Radio only needed two new caps and polish |
| 1950 RCA Model 9-x-561 Radio Bakelite Case. Three Photos Showing Restoration |
My Second "Assistant" Mulan Checking out my work and approving (I hope) |
| The 1925 Stewart Warner, Start to Finish Photos of the radio during restoration |
1941 Philco Model 41-235 This Radio Has Broadcast, Police, Amateur and "Night Aircraft" Bands |
| 1940's Coradio Motel Pay Radio Motel Pay Radio, 25 Cents for 2 hours |
1950 Zenith Model 921 Even Though This Radio Has A Handle, It Is Hardly A Portable |
| 1951 Emerson Model 641 Very Strong Radio, Lots Of Volume. This Radio Gets Daily Use |
1959 Marconia Model 439 The Wood Cabinet On This Radio, Finished Very Nice |
| 1925 Atwater Kent Model 20 Atwater Kent Radio With A Sears Silvertone Horn Speaker |
1938 Canadian General Electric Model H-50 This Radio Just Needed A Little Polish And It Was Ready To Display |
| 1939 General Electric Model HJ624 "Art Deco" Curved Cabinet, Push Button Radio |
1947 Abbotwares Model 477 Rare, Abbotwares Horse Rearing Radio |
| 1958 Silvertone AM-FM Model 8013 This Radio Has Separate Dials And Controls For AM And FM |
Before And After Photos Of Radios Photos Of Radios Before And After I Restored Them |
| 1937 Emerson Model 171 Emerson Two Band Radio With Ingraham Designed Cabinet |
1946 RCA Model 65X2 The Bakelite Cabinet Was Shot On This One, So After Patching It, I Painted It |
| 1940 Motorola Multi-Band Radio Model 71A This One Really Needed A Lot Of Work, But Came Out Looking Great |
Before And After Photos Of Radios Part 2 Photos Of Radios Before And After I Restored Them |
| 1949 General Electric Portable Radio Model 150 The Red And Black Paint Job That This Radio Got, Gave It A Real "Deco" Look |
Test Equipment In The Shop Photos And Descriptions Of Some Of The Test Equipment I Use In Repairing Radios |
| 1937 General Electric Radio Model E-52 This One Has An Interesting Dial Right In The Middle Of The Speaker |
1940 Wards Airline Radio I Dont' Know The Model Number On This One, Age Based On Tube Lineup |
| 1958 General Electric Clock Radio One Of The Last Of The Tube Radios, With A Nice "'50's" Design |
1939 Stewart Warner Model 91-512 Nice Stewart Warner Radio With A Ingraham Designed Cabinet |
| 1939 Airline Radio Model 1508 This Is A Classic Radio. Designed By Belmont For Montgomery Wards |
1940 Airline Radio Model 64BR-509 Another Belmont Designed "Art Deco" Radio For Montgomery Wards |
| Mid 1930's Gloritone Radio Unk Model Number Radio Made By U.S. Radio And Television Corp. Under Their Gloritone Brand Name |
1933 Buckingham I Still Need To Find Replacement Escurtcheons For The Dials To Finish This One |
| 1937 Montgomery Ward's Airline Model 62-256 Nice Looking Radio, With A Interesting Dial And A "Tuning Eye" Tube |
1937 Silvertone Model 4469 On This One, Someone Attempted Repair And Stopped Without Finishing. It Took Me Quite Awhile To Straighten It Out. |
| Before And After Photos Of Radios Part 3 Photos Of Radios Before And After I Restored Them |
1939 Westinghouse Model WR2603 Very Nice Radio, That Restored Beautifully, Receives AM And Shortwave Bands |
| 1956 Guild Model 484 "Spice Rack" Radio Guild Made A Number Of Novielty Tube Radios In The 1950's. This One Looks Like A Spice Rack |
1956 Guild Model 566 "The Country Belle Radio" Radio Another Guild Novielty Tube Radio. This One Looks Like A Old Fashion Telephone. Lift The Ear Piece To Turn It On. Turn The Crank To Select The Stations. |
| 1935 Belmont Model 401 Radio Classic Mid 1930's Design, A Great Looking Radio |
1947 Sears Silvertone Model 7054 Very Nice Wood Radio, With A Tenite Face Plate. |
| 1936 General Electric Model E62 Nice Radio Now, Case Was Trashed When I Got It |
Before And After Photos Of Radios Part 4 Photos Of Radios Before And After I Restored Them |
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