The Philco Model 70, produced in 1931–1932, came to me after a partial restoration. Capacitors and a period-correct cloth power cord had already been replaced. I completed the restoration by
Philco vintage radios.
The Philco Model 70, produced in 1931–1932, came to me after a partial restoration. Capacitors and a period-correct cloth power cord had already been replaced. I completed the restoration by
Philco 40-125 tabletop radio, fully restored electronics and good cosmetics. Classic 1940s design with warm, clear AM reception.
Philco 48-464 Bakelite radio, fully restored with fair cosmetics. Classic late-1940s design delivering clear AM reception and rich tone.
Philco 41-221 tabletop radio, classic 1940s design with clear AM reception and warm audio. Fully restored and cosmetically clean.
Philco Model 60 tabletop radio from 1936, featuring a rounded wooden cabinet and 5-tube superheterodyne design. Fully restored and cosmetically clean.
Philco 37-630 tabletop radio from 1937, featuring a streamlined wood cabinet and 5-tube superheterodyne chassis. Fully restored and cosmetically clean.
Philco 38-10 table radio with a clean, well-preserved cabinet. Stylish and great for display.
Philco 37-610 tombstone radio with a refinished cabinet. The original faux wood grain photo finish was removed, revealing and refinishing the underlying base wood. No veneer was added. Electronics have