Philco Radios

Looking for a chassis for model 48-1263 Philco code 121 . Would love to have restored unit if possible. Thank you

I am looking for a philco console radio model 42-1012.please contact me if you have one to sell

Have Extra glasses and bottles for a 1932 Philco Radio Bar with silver stripes ! will sell separate or All !! You Wont find them anywhere !! Contact me and i can send Pictures ! Very rear and Very Hard to find ! I think i may be missing 1 glass . Thanks reply to if interested to Tjc_harley1@hotmail.com

Melanie: The unit you describe was marketed in 1942, probably built in 1941, prior to the beginning of WW-II. It MAY have been built early in 1942. Hint: The first two digits in a Philco model number are the model year for that unit.

As to what it’s worth…. As with any antique, it’s worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Is this one original? Does it have the ‘Beam of Light’ record changer? Or has someone put a ‘modern’ two or three speed changer in it? Does it work? I mean the whole thing. How is the cabinet? Is the veneer intact, or peeling. Grill cloth. Intact. or torn? All these things enter into value.

Hope this is some help to you.

I have a 1968 Philco stereo AM FM radio and turntable that works perfectly. I need to know a ballpark figure of what it’s worth.

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Ibought a philco model 39-30 code 121 wall cabinet radio I can not find a picture of it on line anywhere and would like to find a repair shop in Fredericksburg Va can you help

To whom it may concern;
I am looking to buy a face plate for my philco 1942 model# 42-380 can anyone help, can not find one.

I have a model 51-930 Philco radio that was my dad’s. Tubes light but tuner knob is missing. Would love to have this replaced & working. Brings back many childhood memories. Any help appreciated.

i have a small philco radio and from what information i have found i think it may be a 1939 model .the back cover has been replaced so there is no id on it. it is a 2 knob police band radio with a wood cabinet.,has 6 push buttons and the dial does not have the philco name or any id marks .it looks like the th5 except the speaker grill is different my grill has 1 large opening at the top 2 smaller openings and the another large opening. i would like to restore the radio or have it restored. canyou give me any information? thank you