Bansal Radio Corp. Badge
Features an authentic metal badge marked 'Krefft Model 5466' by Bansal Radio Corp. of India, Delhi.
A vintage table radio receiver housing an open wooden cabinet with chassis components visible from the rear. The metal rear panel displays a manufacturer badge reading 'Krefft' alongside 'Bansal Radio Corp. of India - Delhi', featuring Model 5466 markings. The internal chassis retains vacuum tubes, an oval dynamic loudspeaker, large mains transformer, and classic dial backing structure.
Features an authentic metal badge marked 'Krefft Model 5466' by Bansal Radio Corp. of India, Delhi.
Retains original valve sockets and multi-stage vacuum tube radio layout.
Includes stamped rear chassis connections for Aerial/Earth (A.E.) and Gramophone Pick-Up (P.U.).
Equipped with an oval internal dynamic driver mounted to the internal wooden baffle board.
Fitted with a substantial encased power transformer on the right chassis deck.
Constructed in a classic mid-century profile with curved vertical front edges and wooden veneer.
Measurements, construction, identity, and seller-supplied details are kept together for direct comparison.


Provenance documentation was not supplied for this specific Krefft Model 5466 Tube Radio Chassis; this listing is based on the supplied photographs only.

Manufactured or assembled by Bansal Radio Corp. of India under the German Krefft nameplate, this chassis represents India's burgeoning post-independence consumer electronics assembly industry of the 1950s. The account stays anchored to the individual object photographed here, preserving its maker, period, and visible material character for the next collection.

The cabinet's sloped front face and rich wood grain reflect the dominant mid-century living room aesthetic, serving as both an entertainment center and a prominent piece of home furniture.
Krefft established consumer radio production in post-war Germany.
Bansal Radio Corp. of India in Delhi assembled and marketed Krefft models locally.
The Model 5466 multi-tube table radio was produced for domestic broadcast listening.
Tube table radios gradually ceded market share to solid-state transistor sets.
The unit exhibits heavy signs of age, wear, and dust accumulation throughout the chassis and cabinet interior. The top wooden panel of the cabinet is warping and separating along the upper seam, with edge flaking and finish wear. The metal chassis and components show surface oxidation, dust buildup, and general age patina.
Top panel shows significant bowing and delamination/separation from the side joints.
Side panels show surface scuffs, scratches, finish fading, and wear consistent with age.
Internal chassis exhibits extensive surface dust, dirt buildup, and mild metal oxidation.
Wired power cord and internal fabric-covered wiring show aging, coiling, and surface grime.
Inspected, photographed, and packed with its condition report.
Custom-fit protective packing with tracked, insured courier service.
Return requests are accepted within fourteen days of confirmed delivery.
Prepared for courier handoff within three to five business days.
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