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VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE
VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE

VINTAGE SILVERTONE RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 1951 TUBE STEAMPUNK NO RESERVE

$ 10.56

Availability: 51 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Condition: Used
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Brand: Silvertone
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1950-59
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    VINTAGE Sears Roebuck 1951 SILVERTONE Tube Type RADIO PHONOGRAPH MODEL 1045 ......good used condition...there are some chips in the mahogany veneer....I powered the unit up and neither the radio or the phonograph worked...clean inside..all tubes and mechanisms in place.....the tuning dial moves the needle from the 55 to the 70 mark...the Silvertone emblem is chipped at the T and last E....from the historic Placer Hotel in Helena MT...The case is tapered from 17 inches at the base to 16 inches at the top....No reserve...Payment due within 5 days of close of auction...I will double box this unit for shipping safety and have bumped the shipping dimensions up a little...Thanks to Dave at the Radio Museum for helping me identify this model.....