Antique Vintage Air Castle Tube Radio 1930's Battery Operated Very Rare

Description:
Air Castle brand 1930's Tube Radio. Unit Appears to be one of the few portable battery operated radios back on those days, sticker has info on battery type to be used. It is not missing tubes but there is no way for me to test it and it will be sold as-is. Very nice wood cabinet. Has few blemished but is really clean shape overall. It is missing some knobs and a piece of the dial cover is broken. See the pictures, WYSIWYG. Thanks!

NOTICE: This Pre-Owned-Recycled antique vintage air castle tube radio 1930's battery operated very rare was described to the best of our knowledge and it is offered as-is. If the field -Items in Stock- shows zero, the product is no longer available.

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