The Vintage 1950’s Zenith Walnut Bakelite AM/FM Tube Radio is a collectible piece that holds historical value from the mid-20th century. This radio, specifically model No. S-22922, features a classic design with a walnut bakelite exterior, embodying the style of the 1950s era. The AM/FM capabilities and tube technology reflect the radio broadcasting of that time period, making it a nostalgic piece for collectors of vintage radios and audio equipment. Perfect for those who appreciate retro designs and historical artifacts from the mid-20th century. It powers on. I was able to pick up 2 AM Stations, but no FM stations.
RADIO DOES NOT WORK!! WHEN PLUGGED IN IT MAKE A SOUND AND SMOKED FOR A MOMENT. I can not select FOR PARTS NOT WORKING so it is listed as used, but be advised this radio is foe parts or repair only! Knob cover plate fell off and will need re-attached. It has some wear but all in all looks pretty good. From what i read this color is a rare one. Feel free to send a offer. See all pictures and feel free to ask any questions. Buyer pays shipping.
PLEASE SEE PICTURES! SOLD AS FOUND FOR PARTS OR REPAIR! TESTED WIRING ISSUE DOES NOT WORK The General Electric Tube Radio Clock from the 1950s is a vintage collectible made of Bakelite. This piece, while not in working condition, is ideal for enthusiasts interested in restoring or repairing vintage radios. With the iconic General Electric brand name, this item holds historical value and nostalgia from the mid-20th century. Perfect for collectors or those looking to bring back the charm of retro electronics, this tube radio clock is a unique addition to any vintage collection.
PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR CONDITION, TESTED UNIT POWERS ON AND HUMS BUT CIULD NOT GET TO PLAY A STATION! The Vintage GE General Electric AM Clock Radio in Ivory is a retro piece from the mid-century, made in the United States. This collectible radio combines the nostalgia of a bygone era with the functionality of a classic AM clock radio. A perfect addition to any vintage collection or for those who appreciate the charm of mid-century electronics.