Jayce's Vintage Radios Repair and Restorations

Radio Photos

Here are my radios, I get a new one every few weeks. I'll update these photos frequently!

These photos include vacuum tube radios, as well as transistor radios.

Click on a photo to enlarge it and see the description below the picture.

1951 Philco 51-532 Painted with car paint

1956 Zenith Royal 500B

1958 GE P-780

1957 Grundig 3028

1957 Zenith Royal 500D

1958 Zenith Royal 500E -- this one of Zenith's first transistor radios. This particular radio is early in production.

The back of the Zenith Royal 500E

1958 Sony tr 510

1958 Sony tr 510

1958 Sony tr 510

1958 Sony tr 510

1951 Westinghouse AA5 Table Radio

1957 Westinghouse H-622-P6

1957 Westinghouse H-622-P6

c1956 RCA transicharge -- this radio had a rechargeable battery, I replaced it with four AAs.

This is a Spica ST-600, I bought it at an awesome antique store!

Spica ST-600

The paper info sheet inside the back cover of the Spica

1959 Realtone TR-1826

1957 Bulova 620 "Comet"-- One of my favorites!

Close up of the name and chrome trim.

1959 Bulova 290p

1958 Sanyo 7c-16 -Japanese-

1958 Sanyo 7c-16 -Japanese-

1958 Sanyo 7c-16 -Japanese-

1956? Magnavox tube radio, a gift from my cousin! Thanks cousin Dottie!

1957 Philco T-700

1958 Emerson 888

1956 Zenith Royal 700, this is Zenith's first leather transistorized portable radio.

1957 Zenith Royal 750 The second Zenith leather transistorized portable radio.

1962 sony tfm95

1962 sony tfm95

1962 sony tfm95

1962 sony tfm95

General electric radio

General electric radio

General electric radio

1958 RCA 1-T-1E

1959 Channel master super fringe 8 transistor

1960 Crestline

1928 Atwater Kent Tube radio model 44.

1928 Atwater Kent radio

The speaker for the Atwater Kent

Name plate for Atwater Kent

Atwater Kent with new grille cloth

The "guts" for the Atwater Kent

1960 Zephyr ZR-620 -Really cool radio!-

1958 Viscount V.I.P-- This is a very scarce radio, even in the non-V.I.P. version.

1958 Viscount V.I.P.-- The cool reverse paint faceplate.

Inside of the 1958 Viscount V.I.P.

1962 Universal PTR 62B

1960 GM sportsman Comet (very very rare)

1960 GM sportsman Comet (very very rare)

1959 Columbia triumph

1959 Zenith tube radio, I bought it at the Moultrie GA auto swap meet.

1960 Matsushita T-50

1960 Matsushita T-50 -back-

1957 Motorola tube portable, the handle rotates.

1963 Realtone with vinyl case

Realtone with case removed

1959 Zenith Royal 250

1959 sony tf 810

1959 sony tf 810

1972 Sony TFM-7250W

c1966 GE radio-- This was given to me by my uncle, thanks Uncle Jimmy!

A close up of the cool reverse-paint faceplate

1962 Hi-Delity Hi-Fi Deluxe

1964 Philco

1964 Phlico with case removed

Close up of the reverse paint dial

1962 Universal

1962 Universal Radio in box

Universal Radio in box

Universal Radio in box

1962 Universal with case removed.

1958 GE P515E with case

1958 GE P515E

1968 Juliette AC/Battery

The 1968 Juliette's vinyl case

1965 Sears "Silvertone"

Closeup of the cool dial window

Regency 8 channel police scanner with manual

1946 Zenith "Zenette"-- This particular radio was made from 1946 to 1953. It can be plugged into a wall socket or used with a 67.5 volt battery.

When the lid is opened the radio automatically turns on.

This is the inside of the Zenette, you can see it's four glass vacuum tubes if you look closely.

Tony the Tiger FM novelty radio 1980

A close up of the clock face

1970 Realistic (Radio-Shack) Astronaut 8 band radio

This radio has Am, Fm, SW1,SW2, Mb, Air, Vhf1, and Vhf2. It features a fold down dial cover with a world map and timezone dial.

1942 Zenith tube radio

The Zenith chassis with the vacuum tubes.

1979 Realistic 12-719

1965 aristo