Westinghouse H-122-A 1946 Combination Radio and Phonograph This Westinghouse Model H-122 unit from 1946 combines an attractive Bakelite tube radio with a wooden case phonograph record player. The radio slips out from the phono case and will work as a stand-alone radio.

The entire combo measures about 18" by 14-3/4" by 8-3/4" high. The radio itself is 13-1/4" by 5-1/4" by 8-1/2" high. The radio powers up quickly and plays great - loud and clear. I'm not sure how well the phonograph works as it's missing the power cord - there's a plug for it in the recessed hole in back. I do know that it will need a needle however, there isn't one present.

The radio is a rich mottled brown Bakelite with gold trim on the horizontal louvers. All 4 knobs work fine and as mentioned, the radio plays very well, but the radio station indicator panel is missing from the top. The case has no cracks, chips, warping or other damage, though there are some pinpoint flecks of white paint on one side near the top. I flaked a couple off easily but prefer to let someone who knows what they're doing remove the rest to avoid damaging the finish. Also the power cord is brittle and cracked.

The wood record player case is also free of cracks or chips but it does have finish wear and some light scratching, mostly on the cover. Even before cleaning up it still displays beautifully as you can see. I took the photos right after purchase and did nothing but make a quick swipe at the dust. This item does not qualify for free shipping.

Circa: 1946
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Westinghouse  

Westinghouse Alarm Clock AM Radio Model H-800L5 This 1960s Westinghouse tube radio model H-800L5 works but is being sold as-is because I'm unable to determine how well it works. In my house I can only get one AM radio station on a good day and the reception is often poor. When placed near a window, this radio picks up that station but with some static and a hum. Outside of this small mountain town I may get much better play but of course I, and you, have no way of knowing for sure.

The clock and alarm both work. There is a crack in the white plastic case at the upper right corner of the radio that extends 1-5/8" from the edge and continues at an angle down the side toward the front corner for another 5-8". Another 1/4" small crack is at the top center of the case behind the snooze button. The grill area surrounding the tuning dial needs cleaning.

Circa: 1960s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Westinghouse