I have just come into possision of a nice radio philco model 47-1230, p/n 10645F which is in good shape as far as i know, the cabinet is perfect, all buttons are there, all decals, and in pretty good shape, been sitting in dry storage for thirty years or more. i would like to know if it has any value, is it worth having the innards sestored, and cost ect, any info would be greatly appreciated. P.S, might be able to help you with fresh Maine lobsterd delivered to your door. Waiting to hear from another old radio freak......

: I have just come into possision of a nice radio philco model 47-1230, p/n 10645F which is in good shape as far as i know, the cabinet is perfect, all buttons are there, all decals, and in pretty good shape, been sitting in dry storage for thirty years or more. i would like to know if it has any value, is it worth having the innards sestored, and cost ect, any info would be greatly appreciated. P.S, might be able to help you with fresh Maine lobsterd delivered to your door. Waiting to hear from another old radio freak......
According to the radio pricing guides, this radio should sell for about $90.00 to $110.00 in "average" condition .... sounds like yours is in good shape and would certainly bring this much .... will be worth more if the electronics are restored to original condition ... not very hard to do, but you will need some experience to do it....

: I have just come into possision of a nice radio philco model 47-1230, p/n 10645F which is in good shape as far as i know, the cabinet is perfect, all buttons are there, all decals, and in pretty good shape, been sitting in dry storage for thirty years or more. i would like to know if it has any value, is it worth having the innards sestored, and cost ect, any info would be greatly appreciated. P.S, might be able to help you with fresh Maine lobsterd delivered to your door. Waiting to hear from another old radio freak......
In reguards to if the radio is worth fixing up, that depends upon how much you like it; and want to keep it around to use, or sell it for a profit. Judging from the model number, your radio came out in 1947, give or take a year (kind of like car models). Sounds like your radio is in great condition and may not need much "fixing up." If you want to restore it yourself, there are several books out there to walk you through the restoration; as well as radio restoration hobbists to give advice. "Antique Radio Restoration Guide" by David Johnson, and the more technical "How To Repair Old-Time Radios" by Clayton L. Hallmark have helped me. Good Luck and be careful--restoring old radios is contagious!

Would you be willing to sell it. I just came into posession of the same radio $100 in an antique store, got ripped off, but I still want to reapir it. How much would you consider selling yours for?

: I have just come into possision of a nice radio philco model 47-1230, p/n 10645F which is in good
shape as far as i know, the cabinet is perfect, all buttons are there, all decals, and in pretty good shape, been sitting in dry storage for thirty years or more. i would like to know if it has any value, is it worth having the innards sestored, and cost ect, any info would be greatly appreciated. P.S, might be able to help you with fresh Maine lobsterd delivered to your door. Waiting to hear from another old radio freak......