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Servicing radios made in the 1930's, 40's and 50's. Speaker reconing for vintage and modern speakers.

Everything the antique Philco radio collector and restorer needs.

Antique Radio Repairs Restorations Sales

Replicating vintage radio components addresses the challenge of restoring classic receivers and transmitters to their original aesthetic and functional condition. Many historical radios, particularly those from the _Golden Age of Radio_ (1920s-1940s), suffer from brittle or missing control knobs and trim pieces, making authentic restoration difficult. This resource focuses on manufacturing new parts that precisely match the originals, ensuring period-correct repairs. The service offers a vast catalog of reproduced items, with thousands of molds created since 1987. This extensive inventory includes a wide spectrum of knobs and pushbuttons, along with some plastic escutcheons, grills, and handles. The meticulous reproduction process ensures that restorers can find accurate replacements for brands like Philco, Collins, and Atwater Kent, preserving the historical integrity of these valuable pieces of radio history. The owner, Larry Bordonaro, has been in business since 1987, demonstrating deep experience in this niche.

Specializing in antique, vintage and tube radio repair, all makes. Transistor radio repair- from the 50's to the present. Free estimates.

Classic Radio Restorations specialize in professional repair and restoration on all makes and models of antique radios and vintage phonographs. Since 1978.

The Antique Radio Repair Center at For Your Listening Pleasure has been providing quality antique radioold zenith, zenith.gif repair and restorations for well over 20 years.

Expert, affordable antique radio repair, all home and auto vacuum tube radios, located just south of Atlanta Georgia

ESA1 features a state-of-the-art workshop capable of performing repairs, calibrations, and restorations on antique radios, jukeboxes, and gramophones. We return your vintage equipment to you in the best and most original condition possible. ESA1 is based in Italy.