Deco Radio Knobs 1930s-40s Brown Bakelite 2pc 1/4" Opening w/ Set Screw for Sale

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Deco Radio Knobs 1930s-40s Brown Bakelite 2pc 1/4" Opening w/ Set Screw For Sale

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Deco Radio Knobs 1930s-40s Brown Bakelite 2pc 1/4" Opening w/ Set Screw:
$28.00

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This BUY IT NOW Sale is for the (2) Knobs as listed and pictured here.

The knobs on this listing are NOT reproductions - These are authentic original used vintage parts and or a replacement parts

Knob Details

Knob(s) are cleaned and polished and ready to install and use. (Knobs may need to be re-polished when received. (More details below)

Brand Other Brands

Construction Molded Bakelite

Year(Approximant) the1930s - 1940s

Color Brown

Shape & DetailsRound "Fin" Shape / Smooth Edge / Deco / Classic Radio Knobs

TypeofFunction Radio / Phono / Other

ConditionGreat - Minor scratches Aging and signs of use - some nicks, scratches/scuffing.The knob may need to be polished often

Shaft openingRound Shaft 1/4" Opening w/ Slotted Set Screw - Set Screw is not stripped, broke, or seized up (Slotted Set-screw may or will be a new replacement)

KNOB SIZE

Size(Sizes are approximant)

Diameter 7/8"

Face to Back 9/16"

PLEASE NOTE and PLEASE READ: These knobs are antique -original, vintage, used, parts and can or will show some signs of being worn and used. Most Radio knobs on my listings are dating back some 50-80 + years- This often means that scratches, nicks, scuffing and molding defects are normal in vintage used parts. They have been exposed to many different environments and conditions. There may or will be minor warpage, discoloring, decay, fading, pitting, and other flaws that are also normal in vintage used parts. Wood Knobs may have a flaking finish or varnish, layers of the old finish, stain, or build-up of cleaning polish. There can also be nicks, minor cracks, or other surface marks - much ware came from use and or storage.

Any defects that are obvious or could affect the use, appearance, or functionality will be noted on the listing, all knobs are listed AS-IS.

All knobs are given a complete visual inspection and have been cleaned and polished. I do my best to find and list any defects- however, I can miss things. The knob(s) is ready to install and use on your vintage tube radio, T.V. vintage electronic equipment, or other application you intend to use it for.

You may want to clean it and polish itagain.

The items on my listings come from a smoke-free home.

This BUY IT NOW sale price is for the Used Tube Radio Knob or knobs as seen and listed here.

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VINTAGE RADIO KNOBS

Antique radio knobs are more than just functional pieces for controlling volume or tuning in to your favorite station. They are a piece of history, evoking nostalgia and wonder for the golden age of radio and television. From the Bakelite knobs of the 1920s to the Urea Vintage Radio Knobs of the 1960s, these knobs come in a variety of materials and styles, includingBakelite, Plastic, Phenolic,Catalin, Plaskon, Hardwood, Metal, and other materials.

Each material has its unique look and feel, from the warm richness of hardwood to the sleek sophistication and details of Bakelite or Metal. The different types of knobs, such as set screw type, D shaft type, and Splined shaft type, allow for you to find your specific radio or TV model knob. Whether you're a collector or just someone who appreciates the beauty and craftsmanship of vintage radios, owning a piece of radio history through authentic replacement knobs is a thrilling experience.

So why settle for modern, generic knobs when you can add character and authenticity to your vintage radio or TV? With original antique radio knobs, you can truly own a piece of history and relive the magic of a bygone era every time you turn on your vintage radio or TV.