REPRODUCTION PUSHBUTTONS

Push Buttons for RCA Televisions and Radios. (PB-TRK1)

If you are not sure whether these are correct for your radio or television, look at the back of the existing buttons and see if they match the shape of the one shown in the picture. Click on the picture for a better view.

Radios: 11QU, 11Q4, 11QK, 98K, 99K, 99T, 910KG, 911K, U30, U129

Televisions: TRK-9, TRK-90, TRK-12, TRK-120, maybe U46, and K130

Set of 10 Buttons: $90.00

Crosley Push Buttons Model 02CA, 02CB, 03CB Console Radio (PB-Crosley)

These are an aged ivory color. Also available in brown. These have a resess area on top so you can display station call letters. The buttons need no clips to hold them in place. Just push them on and you're in business.

Dimesions: face is 9/16" long, 5/16" wide:, 3/16" slot.

Set of 12 Buttons: $32

Color

ivory brown

Push Buttons for 1939 Zenith Radio (PBZ-Hook)

Hook Push Buttons for 1939 Zenith sets. Aged color for a close match of existing hooks. 5/16 in. x 5/16 in. x 1-1/8 in.

Set of 6 Buttons: $18.00

Set of 8 Buttons: $24.00

Push Buttons for 1939 Philco Sets

(PBPh39LW)

Philco radios from 1939 used these Push Buttons. Likely used by models 39-25, 39-30, 39-31, 39-25, 39-35, 39-36, 39-40, 108, and possibly others. Probably all Philco sets from 1939 that had the rectangular slide-rule dial.

If you purchase these, you might consider also buying the Philco Corner Chassis Mounts listed below. Usually, the old mounts are squashed and don't hold the chassis up as high as it should be causing the control shafts and buttons to not line up with the holes in the cabinet and bezel.

Dimensions: These are 1-5/8 inches long by 1/2 by 1/2 with a rectangular slot in the bottom 3/16 in. long, by 1/16 wide, by 3/8 deep.

Set of 8 Buttons: $34.00

Set of 8 Buttons: $26.00

Color

port wine brown

Lozenge Push Buttons for General Electric G-167 (Canadian)
(May also fit other models - like the RCA 813K and related consoles) (PB-L10)

These buttons are for a G. E. G-167, but I'm sure they will fit other radios. They are black in color, have a longitudinal slot in the bottom side which has a hole that passes through the slot at a right angle. I can offer a price break on a full set.

Dimensions are: length 1 in., width 11/32 in., height 9/32, hole diameter 3/16 in., sloth width 5/32 in., slot length 15/32 in.

$4.00 each

REPRODUCTION KNOBS

Knobs for Heathkit Tube Tester IT-17 (KHT17)

The IT-17 uses either one or the other style of this knob. The one pictured on the left has an indent on the top, the one on the right is crowned instead of indented. Check your tester to make sure you purchase the correct style. These are just like the originals. They may fit loosely requiring a tiny bit of glue to hold them in place. All my original ones on my tester were loose.

Dimensions: length 9/16", width 1/2"

$2.00 each

Style

indented crowned

RCA RR-359 Knob: $10.00 each

Color

brown ivory

Replacement "Acorn" knobs for Emerson "Snow White" Radio (KEM-1)

These are knobs for a "Snow White" Radio, model BM-247, DB-247, or Q-236. The knobs are reproductions taken from originals and cast in resin. They are in the shape of cute little acorns and even have the wood grain showing in them as if they were made of wood like the originals. The color is a dark brown, and is set in the resin, not painted on. These are made to be pressed onto the half-round shafts and are a snug fit, so they won't be coming off easily.

$29.95 for the pair

Philco Wave Switch Lever (KPH-L)

This knob was used on most Philco radios from 1937 to 1938. Other years may also have used them. This lever is the knob used to switch between AM and Short Wave bands. Rider's manual schematics list this knob as #27-4326. If you are unsure if your radio uses this knob, look under Miscellaneous on the schematic sheets.

Here is a partial list of radios that use this knob:

1937: 11, 116, 610, 611, 623, 630, 640, 641, 643, 650, 651, 655, 660, 670, 675, 2670
1938: 1, 2, 3, 3-3, 116, 610, 620, 623, 630, 643, 690, 2670

These numbers may represent consoles, radio/record players, tombstones, cathedrals, or other table radios. The above numbers would be preceded by the last 2 digits of the year it was made, for example: 610 would be 37-610.

Philco Wave Switch Lever $10.00

Philco Outer Tuning Knob (KPH-T)

This is the knob that moves the pointer on tbe dial the farthest when rotated. The knob pictured below fits inside this knob.

Used on most 1937 and 1938 Philcos including consoles, radio/record players, tombstones, cathedrals, or other table radios.

Philco Tuning Dial $10.00

Philco Inner (vernier) Tuning Knob (KPH-V)

This is the knob that moves the pointer on the dial the shortest distance when rotated. It's used for fine tuning the dial. If fits inside the knob pictured above.

Used on most 1937 and 1938 Philcos including consoles, radio/record players, tombstones, cathedrals, or other table radios

Philco Vernier Dial $10.00

Philco Tone or Volume Knob (KPH-VO)

Used on most, if not all, 1937 and 1938 Philcos including consoles, radio/record players, tombstones, cathedrals, or other table radios

Philco Multi-Use Knob $8.00

Small Knob for Philco 20 (KPH-1)

The Philco model 20 has one large knob and two small knobs below it. These knobs are the small knobs. They control on/off and volume. They come with spring clips to hold them onto the shaft.

Philco 20 knob $7.50 each

Philco Tuning Knobs for 1935 Models 16 and 144

(KPH-16)

These are reproductions of original knobs for models 16, 144, and HI-Fidelity console models 200X and 201X. All 1935 code 125, 4-band Model 16 tombstones, later Model 144 sets with concentric tuning, and Model 97 use these knobs.

The knobs are a very dark brown, more like black than brown. The camera made them look brown. The smaller knob sits in the recess in the larger knob. Sold as a pair only.

Dimensions: smaller knob: 7/8" diameter
larger knob: 1-3/8" diameter

Philco 16 Tuner knobs: $24/pair

RCA Pinched Knob (KRCA-1)

RCA dark brown knob. Used on many 1936-1939 consoles and tombstones. Comes with set screw.

RCA Knob: $8.00 each

General Electric Fluted Knob (KGE-1)

Used on model J63 and others with a "J", "K", or "L" in the model number. These knobs were used from 1940 to 1942. This is the smaller knob. There are larger versions of this knob.

Dimensions: 1 inch diameter, 5/8 inch tall.

G. E. Knob: $8.00 each

Color

brown ivory black

General Electric Fluted Knob with Pointer (KGE-2)

Same as the knob above, but with a triangular pointer - used on the band switch. This is the smaller knob. There are larger versions of this knob.

Dimensions: 1 inch diameter, 5/8 inch tall.

G. E. Knob: $8.00 each

Color

brown ivory black

RCA "C" series "World" Tuning Knob (KRCA-2)

This knob has a diagram of the continents of the world on it with an overlay of longitude and latitude lines. I know this knob belongs on the C11-1 and I'm assuming that it also fits others in the "C" series from 1936. Also used on 1936 table sets in the "T" series like the T10-1, T8-14, etc. Comes with a set screw installed.

RCA "World" knob $19.00

Zenith 800 Series Tombstone Knob (KZ8-1)

These are reproduction knobs for the Zenith tombstone radios with the chrome design over the grill cloth. The original knobs on these radios were wood, painted black, and had chrome-plated brass rings set into them. These resin reproductions look just like the originals, are black resin so the black can't chip off, and they too have chrome-plated brass rings set into them. Click on the picture for a better view.

Zenith 800 Series Knob
$27.00 each

Zenith 800 Series Tombstone Knob with Indicators (KZ8-2)

These are reproduction knobs for the Zenith tombstone radios with the chrome design over the grill cloth. The original knobs on these radios were wood, painted black, and had chrome-plated brass rings set into them. These resin reproductions look just like the originals, are black resin so the black can't chip off, and they too have chrome-plated brass rings set into them. Click on the picture for a better view.

Zenith 800 Series Knob with Indicators
$35.00 each

The "generic" knobs below were used on many small radios, either wood or Bakelite, mostly referred to as "Midget" radios. Many of these radios were sold through catalogs. There is often a "license" metal tag on the rear of the chassis. Most were made by a "supplier" manufacturer such as Warwick, Clinton, International Radio, Consolidated Radio and Television ("CR&TC") and many others. Most have the brand name on a brass badge on the front of the radio. This way the name was easy to change for whatever brand the retailer wanted. Some names were World, General, Deluxe, Harmony, etc. "Emerson" was probably the largest company in this "Midget" field.

Generic Knob for 1930's Radios (KGen-1)

The knob uses a set screw (included with knob) to fix it to a shaft. This knob has a protrusion used for a pointer which can be painted with a daub of paint if desired. The skirt size is the size of a nickel. It is used on many of the 'Midget" or "Badge Brand" radios from 1932 - 1936.

Dimensions: 7/8" wide x 3/8" tall, 1/4" hole

1 Knob: $10

Generic Knob for 1930's Radios (KGen-2)

The knob uses a set screw (included with knob) to fix it to a shaft. The skirt size of the smaller one is the size of a dime, the larger one is the size of a quarter. The larger one is used on many cathedral and tombstone radios. 1933-1937. Used on Zenith battery radios. These have the letter "B" in the model code such as 4B131.

Dimensions of small knob: 3/4" wide, 7/16" tall, 1/4" hole. Dimensions of large knob: 7/8" wide, 5/16" tall, 1/4" hole

Generic Octagonal Knob

Size

large knob $12.00 small knob $10.00

Generic Knob for 1930's Radios (KGen-3)

The knob uses a set screw (included with knob) to fix it to a shaft. The face of the knob is the size of a dime. The skirt is a little smaller. Used on many smaller cathedrals and tombstone radios from 1932-1936.

Dimensions: 11/16" wide x 1/2" tall, 1/4" hole

1 Knob: $10

"These 2 generic knobs below were used mainly by Detrola for their radios and the radios they supplied to others such as Truetone. These knobs came in different sizes. These are the medium size, best used on table radios and smaller consoles.".

Generic Knob for 1930's Radios (KGen-4)

The knobs use a set screw (included with knob) to fix them to a shaft. The smaller knob is just a hair larger in diameter than a quarter. Used by Detrola, Truetone, possibly others. The larger of the two is used mostly on consoles and some table models.

Dimensions of smaller knob: 1" wide, 9/16" tall, 1/4" hole
Dimensions of larger knob: 1-1/8" wide, 9/16" tall, 1/4" hole

Generic Knob #4

Size

large knob $10.00 small knob $10.00

Generic Knobs for 1930's Radios (KGen-5)

Both knobs use a set screw (included with knob) to fix them to a shaft. The larger knob is a little larger than a quarter. The medium knob is the size of a quarter. The small knob is just a hair larger in diameter than a penny. Used by Detrola, Truetone, and others.

Dimensions of small knob: 3/4" wide, 1/2" tall, 1/4" hole
Dimensions of medium knob: 1" wide, 9/16" tall, 1/4" hole
Dimensions of large knob: 1-1/8" wide, 9/16" tall, 1/4" hole

Generic Knob #5

Size

small knob $10.00 medium knob $10.00 large knob $10.00

Knobs used on the Pilot TV-37 Television. They have a ship's wheel on the face to go with the "pilot" nautical theme. Color is a dark brown/maroon color - same as the originals. Set of 5. They come with spring clips and the large knob comes with 2 set screws.

Set of 5 knobs: $45

HARDWARE

Grub (set) Screws

These set screws have a regular (old style) screwdriver slot in them just like the originals, not like the modern alan screws. Available in various lengths. Two (the dark ones) are carbon steel, the others are stainless steel. Measure the thickness of the the knob where the screw is to be placed and order one that won't protude out of the hole. When ordering more than one, after choosing "Add to Cart", you'll be given the opportunity to change the quantity. Just change the number in the little box.

You can get the whole selection of screw sizes for one price.

REPRODUCTION RUBBER PARTS

Rubber Feet for Crosley "Dashboard" Radios (FCR)
(Models D-25, and 10-135 through 10-140,11-120 U through 11-125 U, and E-15. Maybe other models too.)

These rubber feet are shaped just like the originals were. If you have cracked, hardened, feet on your Crosley radio, or if the feet are missing, you might want to consider using these. They will protect your furniture, and make your radio look more authentic. Just push the small end into the existing hole and twist. The foot will pop in and stay in. It helps to wet the end so it slips in easier.

4 for $10.00

Quantity

4 feet $10.00 2 feet $6.00

Zenith Chassis Washers (GZ-1.25)

Used in Waltons, and many other zenith tombstones and consoles from 1935 - 1939.

Dimensions: 1-1/4 x 3/8, 5/16 in. hole.

4 for $5.00

Chassis Washers (thin) (GZ-0.25)

A thinner chassis washer for use wherever you need a thinner washer

Dimensions: 1-1/4 x 1/4, 5/16 in. hole.

4 for $4.00

4 for $4.00

These little guys go under chassis such as on the 37-610, 37-620, etc.

Dimensions: 7/8 x 5/16, 3/16 in. hole

4 for $4.00

Philco 116, 690 Chassis Support Washers
(GPH-1)

These are chassis support washers for the large Philco models 116 and 690.

Dimensions: 1 x 1/4, 3/16" hole

Set of 4: $4.00

Philco RF Chassis Isolation/Support Grommets
(GPH-RF)

Here's a part I'll bet you can use. These are silicone isolation grommets for Philco chassis such as the 37-610. This chassis has a separate RF sub-chassis mounted in the center of the main chassis, and it's suspended there by three of these grommets. The grommets are usually hard as rock and crumbling. These grommets are the right size, right hardness, and look aged.
Note: THe Philco Rediobar 37-61 uses a similar part but these are a little too thick These can be used if you jam them in.

Dimensions: width 1-1/8", smaller width 7/8", total thickness 5/16", hole 3/16".

3 Grommets: $6.00

Philco 690 RF Chassis Isolation/Support Grommets
(GPH-690-RF)

These are silicone isolation grommets for Philco chassis such as the 38-690. This chassis is like the described above, but the holes for the grommets are smaller. These grommets are a little taller so they reach into the hole farther. Probably fits a 37-690 too, but I don't have one here to use to verify it.

Dimensions: width 1", smaller width 3/4", total thickness 7/16", hole 1/4".

3 Grommets: $6.00

1 Rubber Bumper: $2.00

Philco Dial/Pushbutton Assembly Grommets for model 46-480 (GPH-46-480)

These are small grommets that go on the push-button assembly between it and the copper/brown plate that is behind the dial. The assembly takes 6 of these.

Dimensions: 5/16" long, 1/2" in diameter, 1/16" offset groove, with a 1/4" hole

6 Assembly Grommets: $8.00

Philco Tuner Rear Support Grommet

(GPH-RFTR)

This grommet supports the rear end of the tuner gang in Philco models that have the separate RF sub-chassis.

Dimensions: width 1/2, smaller width 3/16, height 5/16, hole 3/16 inch

Grommets: $1.00 each

2 Grommets: $2.00

Philco Support Grommets for Tuners (GSm-Tuner)

These small grommets are for supporting a tuner on the chassis. Durometer (hardness) of shore 40, just like the originals. Measure the dimensions of one of your originals to make sure you get the right grommets. Used on models 14 (late version), 16, 17, 18, 19, 28, 29, 44, 45, 118 and many other 1933 - 1936 Philco sets.

Dimensions: lower diameter - 5/8 in., upper diameter - 7/16 in., hole diameter - 7/32 in.

Small Grommets: $3.00/three

Philco Support Grommets for Tuners (GLg-Tuner)

These larger grommets are for supporting a tuner on the chassis. . They fit into a hole in the chassis that is 7/16 in. more or less. Durometer (hardness) - shore 40, just like the originals. Measure one of your originals to make sure you get the right grommets.

Dimensions: 5/8 diameter x 1/2 long, 1/4 in. hole

Lg. Tuner Grommets: $3.00/three

Crosley 645 - 32 volt farm radio Grommets
(GLg-Crosley)

These are fairly large grommets, the largest of the tuner grommets listed here. Three of these grommets are used on a Crosley model 645 farm radio to hold the tuning capacitor in place. Similar models should also use these. Check the dimensions.

Dimensions: 3/4" diameter x 1/2" long x 1/4" hole

Crosley Tuner Grommets: $4.00/three

Philco Eccentric Chassis Supports
(GPH-eccentric)

The smaller ones are used by models 36-610, 611, 620, 623, 624, 625, 630, 635, 642. Two used per chassis.

The larger ones are used by models 36-16, 116, 640, 641, 643. 645, 650, 651, 655, 660, 665 and probably 680. Two used per chassis.

Large Support Dimensions: largest diam.1-3/8", smallest diam.1", height 7/8", hole 1/2"

Small Support Dimensions: largest diam.1-1/16", smallest diam.3/4", 7/8", height 9/16", hole 3/8"

2 Philco Eccentric Chassis Supports

Size

small large

2 Philco Chassis Front Spacers: $8.00

Sparton Chassis Cushions

(Sparton CHMT)

These rubber mounts are used to support the chassis. Four are required. Model 1068 and probably others.

Dimensions: 1-5/8" long, 7/8" wide, 1/4" high

Sparton Chassis Cushion: $2.00

Corner Mounts: 4 for $9.00

Philco Shadow Meter Mask (PSM)

If you've discovered some nasty black goop on the inside of your radio cabinet that has dripped down over the dial, tuner, and chassis, it's probably all that's left of the original shadow meter mask. This mask goes over the light-box end of the meter. It acts as a bumper against the front of the cabinet and also seals the opening so light goes where it's intended.

Shadow Meter Mask: $6.00

Crosley "Battery Fiver" model 548 Tuner Grommets (GCR-tuner)

These grommets probably fit multiple model numbers from the 1939 era. The tuning capacitor assembly is supported by three of these.

Dimensions: 9/16 x 3/8, 1/4 in. hole

Crosley Grommets: 3 for $6.00

Grunow Chassis Grommet (GGrun-chassis)

Used in Grunow model1291 for supporting the chassis. Probably also used in many of the Grunow models.

Dimensions: 3/4" wide, 7/16" high, 1/16" groove, 5/16" hole, upper section 1/8", lower section 1/4"

4 Grunow Chassis Grommets: $5

RCA 811K Grommets (GRCA-811)

These grommets are for 1937 RCA series 8** Consoles. Takes 4 grommets for a radio: Three for the tuning capacitor and one for the motor.

Dimensions: 3/4 x 3/8, 1/4 in. hole

RCA Grommets: 4 for $6

Midwest Chassis Washers (W-Midwest)

These are washers that support the chassis on several models of Midwest radios.

Dimensions: 1-1/8 x 5/8, 5/16 in. hole

Midwest Grommets: 4 for $8

Airline "Movie Dial" Grommets (G-AirlineMD)

The bracket that holds the actual movie dial mechanism over the tuning capacitor is held in place by two grommets that go through the front of the chassis. If yours are destroyed by time, as most of them are, here's a perfect replacement for them. No need to fudge it with messy silicone caulk.

Dimensions: base is 1 x 3/4 in., narrower part is 3/4 x 1/2 in. , slot is 7/16 in. wide

Movie Dial Grommets

$9.50/pair

RCA Chassis Support Grommet (GRCA)

These grommets support the chassis, one on each corner. They need a hollow steel insert. The bolt goes through the steel insert.

Dimensions: 1 x 1/2, 1/2 in. hole

4 RCA Support Grommets
$8.00

RCA Tuner Friction Roller (RCA-roller)

Used on model K60, K80, and probably others.

This friction roller presses against the tuning shaft pulley. The friction against the pulley face allows the tuning knob to turn the tuning shaft. These are frequently cracked, hardened, deformed, and the hole stripped out, causing slippage. This new roller is a very tight press-fit. A little glue, and a good tight fit should keep this from slipping for years. Made of hard urethane rubber.

Dimensions: 5/8" wide, 7/16" thick

1 RCA Friction Roller: $8.00

RCA 45 RPM RECORD CHANGER PARTS

Motor Mount Grommets for RCA Changers
(RCA-motor)

These small grommets cushion the motor at its mountings so that it doesn't transfer vibrations to the needle. They are a soft gum-rubber type of urethane; just what you need to let your player reproduce the recorded sound rather than the rumble from the mechanism.

Dimensions: 3/8 tall, 1/2" wide, 1/4" top hole, 5/16" bottom hole

3 RCA Motor Grommets: $7.00

Cone Supports for RCA 45 Record Changers
(RCA-cone)

These flexible cones support the changer mechanism inside the cabinet. They are stiff enough to support the weight, yet flexible enough to still reduce vibrations that can be transmitted to the pickup.

Dimensions: 19/32" tall, 5/8 wide at the base, 13/32" wide at the top

3 RCA Cones: $7.00

Small Feet for RCA 45 RPM Changers (RCA-smfoot)

Small rubber feet that fit over the pegs on RCA 45 record players: models 45-EY-4, 45-HY-4, and 8-EY-4.

Dimensions: O.D. 1/2", I.D. 5/16", height 5/16"

Rubber Feet: $1.50 each

Large Feet for RCA 45 RPM Changers (RCA-lgfoot)

Large rubber feet that press into holes in the bottom of players. Fits 6-JY-1C, 9-JY, 45-J-2 and others with 9/16" holes.

Dimensions: ~9/16" wide, 1/4" high (exposed part), fits a 9/16" hole

4 Lg. Rubber Feet: $7.50

Crosley "Dashboard" Speaker Gasket (GCrosley)

Frequently, the gasket between the speaker and the case is very hard and brittle, and may have pieces missing from it. If you are putting one of these fine radios back into working order, why not replace the gasket with a new, supple, rubber one. Just pull out three retainers, and push this one in place, pop in the old retainers, and your radio will thank you.

Dimensions: 5/8 inch thick, 2-1/2" gap in bottom, 3-3/4" between top hole and plug, 4-1/2" between bottom holes

Dashboard Gasket: $12

Motorola Television Mask for Models VT-71, etc. (VTmask)

These are the long awaited masks to replace those rock hard or melted masks from years ago. Pictured on the right is an original mask, and on the left is the reproduction. Both masks are made of foam material with a smooth skin surface.

The back side is cupped to fit over the CRT, just like the original. (The mold was made from an original that was still in good condition.)

Click on the picture to see a larger view.

The originals were spray painted with a gray paint around the visible part of the mask. My reproductions are tinted in the manufacturing process to a gray, making it unnecessary to paint them.

Installation note: It may be difficult to get the CRT to seat into the depression on the back of the mask. Try using water, K-Y jelly, or some other lubricant that dries quickly. You don't want to use Vaseline or something else that will stay on the rubber for a long time as the rubber may be adversely affected by it over time.

1 Mask: $42.00

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RCA TRK-12 Television Mask (TRKmask)

Reproduction mask for the beautiful TRK-12. You may not need one right now, but wouldn't it be nice to have a spare in case yours deteriorates or gets damaged. Made to match originals in size and density. Color is an ivory-white, slightly on the yellow side.

1 Mask: $250

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Got a 1937 Philco 610, 620, 630... with a broken AC switch/tone control shaft like the one in the picture? They get broken at the weakest point, the place where the retaining clip sits in the groove cut into the shaft.

New controls and even used controls are nearly nonexistent, but you can have the control repaired.

Pull the switch out and send it to me. I'll disassemble it, make a new shaft for it, rivet the shaft to the wiper, clean the controls, and reassemble it. You'll be good to go in no time. Actually, in about a week. Cost is $25 which includes shipping from me back to you. Send me an e-mail before you send the control to me and we'll get it started. (1940 and 1950 Philco's may also have the same size shafts.)

Contact me at: xxxrenradios@yahoo.com (remove the "xxx" from the address first!)