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Chassis - RCA 15X/56X
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item #1541
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Chassis from an RCA possibly Model 56X or 15X. Both used the RC462 chassis. Looks complete but needs dial cord to be restrung (dial cord, spring, and tuning indicator loose on chassis). 6 tube line up. Nice one for restoration.
$20.00
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Chassis - Emerson 541
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item #1540
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Chassis from an Emerson Model 541. Looks complete with antenna back but cord cut so untested.
$20.00
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Parts - Zenith Model 8S531
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item #1533
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Parting out a Model 8S531. Have the following original parts: big 14" field coil speaker with mounted output transformer in excellent condition ($35), cabinet escutcheon with glass dial cover ($15), original speaker board with grille fabric ($20).
$1.00
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Masters Art Tube Telephone Radio
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item #1521
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Interesting novelty tube radio in a telephone case by Masters Art. Cabinet is solid wood and original finish looks fine. Chassis was recapped and radio works very well. Bells on top turn for on/off/volume (right side) and tuning (left side). Can be hung on wall. Original mouthpiece on front, ear piece on side, and hand crank on other side are in nice shape.
$45.00
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Ray O Vac AC/Battery Radio
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item #1497
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Super rare (because I have only seen 1 other in 25+ years collecting) Ray O Vac AC/battery tube radio. Cabinet has some issues - small piece missing in gray area on top by on off volume control knob, small piece missing/crack on bottom, tight crack along top front side by tuning dial. These are all minor in my opinion but need to be mentioned. I was able to power up the radio but hum from electrolytic obscurred stations from coming in (simple fix). Chassis opens on a hinge from the bottom by releasing two little spring loaded knobs.Once the cabinet is cleaned and polished up and the radio working it will be a nice displayable and collectible radio.
$45.00
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Tel A Turn Professional Chassis Holder
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item #1493
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Take a look at this as you probably have not seen one before. It is a Tel A Turn Universal Model A chassis holder from Rogers Manufacturing Company, Lindsey Ohio. It holds a TV or radio chassis in any position. You clamp the chassis in place to each adjustable side arm and then the large wheel on the right rotates the chassis 360 degrees. It has a built in work light but that is not all. There is also a speaker and a two socket outlet box with switch and red pilot light. It is rated at 125 V 10 amps so more then enough to handle any chassis. Look at the second picture and you will see it on my bench holding a Philco chassis. Makes working on electronic equipment a dream come true. Large base with lip keeps screws and small parts from rolling off your workbench. Overall condition very good but need cleaning.
$500.00
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Brewster 9-1085
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item #1484
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Here is an unusual radio. It is a Brewster Model 9-1085 I believe. The case had a repaired crack and was then repainted but there looks like a hairline by the repair. Also a few scratches on the top. Needs some cleaning and polishing as well. I tried to power it up and was able to get a station but the voice was garbled so it needs new electrolytics (it may play very well after they are replaced). Knobs look original and original label taped to bottom. Very interesting radio to restore further. Need parts from this radio - chassis etc, just ask.
$40.00
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Chassis - Philco 630B
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item #1473
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Chassis from a Philco Model 630B tombstone. Rough condition. All tubes missing. Can-type electrolytics also removed. Some wires cut on top and on bottom. Shadow meter intact. Power transformer does not look like it ever overheated so it may still be good. Dial not broken but lettering faded on right side. If you want parts just let me know.
$25.00
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Weller Soldering Gun Kit
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item #1470
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Weller Junior Model 8100K. Complete as shown in original box. Works fine. Dual illumination.
$20.00
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Cabinet - Emerson FL414
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item #1466
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Nicely detailed bakelite cabinet from an Emerson FL414. There was a crack along the bottom that I epoxied from the inside. You cannot see the crack unless the cabinet is turned upside down. No other major damage, just needs cleaning and polishing. Original plastic dial cover not cracked. 1942 vintage. This is the model that features a push button tone control on the front between the two knobs.
$15.00
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