Turn it on, tune it in, take it home...
Visit Shop 17, dubbed "Electro Antiques," where an antique Victor record player takes center stage among shelves packed with vintage radios, tube amplifiers, and tabletop receivers from the golden age of home electronics. The beautifully preserved RCA Victor record player still carries the elegance of mid-century living rooms, while a Victrola phonograph nearby speaks to an even earlier era of recorded sound. Bakelite cases, chrome knobs, and hand-lettered frequency dials give each piece a character that modern electronics simply cannot replicate.
The collection goes deep for vintage electronics enthusiasts. Browse a wooden bookcase filled with 1940s Echophone tabletop tube radios in walnut cabinets, early transistor radios, and portable turntables alongside retro television sets and analog meters. Framed Radio-Electronics magazine covers line the walls, and a Vivitar 3000AF slide projector and classic View-Master toy add to the nostalgic appeal. You'll even find glowing neon signs, including a Barber shop sign with scissors and comb and a Spa Pedicure sign, that bring color and personality to the space.
If you appreciate the craftsmanship of an era when electronics were built by hand and designed to be displayed proudly in the home, this antique victor record player collection and vintage electronics shop is a destination you'll want to revisit. The inventory rotates regularly as new finds come in, so there's always something different to discover. For more neon signs and eclectic vintage finds, check out Shop 10 nearby.
New items and collections daily - Worth the trip!
Visit the Northwest’s leading Vintage and Retro Mall: Pacific Antiques Mall
10228 Pacific Ave S Tacoma, Washington 98444
(253) 539-0117
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Shop 17, dubbed Electro Antiques, is a haven for vintage tech lovers with Bakelite tube radios, neon Barber and Spa signs, retro Radio-Electronics magazines, a Victrola, a Vivitar slide projector, and classic analog gear. Shop 17 lights up with a Stewart-Warner Bakelite tube radio featuring a two-tone walnut cabinet, shortwave and AM dial, and original "Magic Keyboard" preset buttons. A substantial Crosley wooden tube radio with a dual-band Foreign-American dial and rounded Art Deco oak cabinet stands out at Shop 17 as a serious collector's piece. The Mantola Bakelite tube radio at Shop 17 has a wonderfully intact illuminated dial with that classic red script branding and a cleanly molded dark brown cabinet. Shop 17 features a beautiful 1940s Echophone tabletop tube radio in a walnut cabinet with its original gold dial, cloth grilles, and all four tuning knobs intact. A Garod Bakelite tube radio with glowing red-numeral AM dial and warm amber knobs, a compact and clean mid-century table radio at Shop 17. The Stromberg-Carlson table radio at Shop 17 features a side-mounted illuminated megacycles dial and original woven fabric grille in a classic dark brown Bakelite cabinet. This arched-top Garod Bakelite radio at Shop 17 has a beautiful wide ribbed grille and a crisp illuminated red-numeral dial. The Federal tube radio at Shop 17 turns heads with its oversized woven gold mesh grille and Art Deco geometric dial frame, a striking mid-century design in dark brown Bakelite. The Zenith owl-eye tube radio at Shop 17 is an icon, with its dramatic circular chrome dial, gold crown shield emblem, and sleek hairpin legs, one of the most recognizable Bakelite radio designs ever made. Shop 17's Silvertone Bakelite radio glows with a pink-orange backlit dial and a distinctive gold arrow pointer, a warm and inviting mid-century table radio with great shelf presence. Shop 17 brings a pop of color with this General Electric pink plastic tube radio, complete with a textured basket-weave grille, drum-style tuning dial, and mint green hairpin base. That glossy burgundy-red Bakelite cabinet makes this vintage tube radio one of the most eye-catching pieces in Shop 17's collection. Shop 17's Emerson black Bakelite radio is a standout for its bold stepped pyramid speaker grille, red pilot light, and crisp illuminated dial, one of the cleaner examples of 1950s table radio design. The Airline Deluxe 6 at Shop 17 is a charming late-1950s table radio with a clean white cabinet, oversized circular grille, and gold control knobs on tapered wooden legs. That hand-painted cobalt blue cabinet gives this vintage dual-band tube radio a personality all its own, a real head-turner at Shop 17. Shop 17's Philips European tube radio is a world traveler's dream, with a dial that maps out shortwave broadcasts from Rome to Budapest to Tel Aviv and piano-key band selectors for navigating it all. Shop 17 has a handsome 1940s portable tube radio in a brown leatherette case with leather handle, cathedral-window AM dial, and distinctive amber acorn knobs. A second Crosley wooden tube radio at Shop 17, this one with a large Foreign-American dual-band dial, ribbed column sides, and that satisfying warm walnut finish. The Philco at Shop 17 is one of the earlier consumer FM-capable tube radios, with a dual-band FM and AM dial and four tan control knobs in a solid dark brown Bakelite cabinet. The Silvertone midget tube radio at Shop 17 is a compact cream and burgundy charmer, with a circular drum dial and that classic Sears script logo. A rare early 1900s Western Electric candlestick telephone with original braided cloth cord stands alongside an antique Northwestern America map at Shop 17, a pairing that feels right at home together. The semicircular gold fan grille on this Art Deco Bakelite tube radio is genuinely stunning, with its radiating concentric arcs and arrow motif making it one of the most architecturally dramatic radios in Shop 17's collection.
