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How much is my antique Zenith Radio worth?
I have a Zenith Radio Wave-Magnet Model T505 and I'm wondering how much it is worth. It is in working condition and in very good shape. I would like to get either how much my radio is worth in value, or a good site for checking on how much old antique radios such as mine are. Thanks in advance...
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does anyone know the value of a Firestone Air Chief radio? i think it is cerca 1940's and a mosel 375? well thanks for your help (btw it doesnt work and its white)
maybe contact this person
http://www.antiqueradiomuseum.org/index.htm
What would be the approximate value of this antique radio/phonograph?
I believe my grandad bought it in 1939. It's a suitcase style Masterwork Radio Phonograph model M-1606, blue(faded). The AM radio works great, and the turntable turns. I just don't have a needle on it. I can find nothing at all on the web about this model or any like it.
Can't answer you on the particular model. I was into these things some years ago and still have a few of the better bits about the place. Unfortunately they are generally not worth a lot unless it is a particularly favored model like the Australian "Empire State" radio at this site which has a LOT of style.
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/news/investment/turn-up-your-radio/2007/04/17/1176696767372.html
The fact that your set is still playing makes it worth something. Condition is a big thing in these markets. The fact that is so old may help. Maybe $200 but possibly less. Needles etc are not all that hard to get if you know some people who collect old radios.
Here's another site which might help, though again it's an Australian one.
http://vintage-radio.com.au/
Why not try search terms "Masterworks" and "vintage radio"?
How much is an antique radio flyer worth?
found a new in the box 1921 radio flyer that was bought at the worlds fair in New York in 1921? Any idea of the value?
This is a red radio flyer wagon from 1921 new in the box.
Put it on ebay. If you don't want to sell it, end the auction early. The bids you get will give you some indication of the value.
Since you'll end it early, add maybe 10% to the final bid you get before ending, and voila, that's what the market thinks your item is worth!
That said, off the top of my head, I see this kind of stuff there all the time and it's worth like 7-10 bucks unless it's some "special" radio.
where can I get antique radio replacement parts?
I need a volume knob for a Philco pt-2 radio.....brown not white... any suggestions?
I hope this helps you. There is this catalog that I get every month too. They also have electrical and electronic info. Mr McComb has info in his book "Gadgeteer's Goldmine" has tons of electronics info. Garage sells and seniors homes are good places to find old radios too.
http://www.lindsaybks.com/
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/oldradioparts/front.htm
http://www.robotoid.com/
How to fix Dialing system on Emerson Antique Radio model 583?
This Emerson has a string & pulley system for moving from station to station, The string is now broken, the pointer for stations call numbers is missing & there is only one pulley, should there not be another pulley? How do I restring the pulley so that the system operate properly:
I found this link that looks like it will be quite a help to you on stringing dial cords:
http://www.theoldradiofixerupperguy.com/dial%20cord.html
As far as the pointer this place may sell one or you could make one out of a piece of stiff wire and paint it.
I have a antique Radio/record Player in Cherry wood I wish to sell..Help me. Where and who do I call?
It is in good condition,wires must be connected, record player works as well as push button radio record cabinert on front at bottom
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