Reproduction Batteries, Battery Boxes and Labels
for Vintage Tube and Transistor Portable Radios
On this page you will find a selection of batteries, battery boxes, and labels for many vintage tube and transistor radios that used 67.5V and 45V B batteries, Mercury cells, and D, C, and AA cells.
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Vintage 67.5 Volt Battery Label Sets for Vintage Tube Portable Radios Using Eveready 467 or NEDA 200 Equivalent batteries.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Eveready has discontinued manufacture of their modern Eveready 467 battery. Additionally, I am no longer offering a working 67.5 volt battery as I don't have the proper connectors. At present, the choices are to make your own working battery, purchase the Tech Trends Associates reproduction available on eBay, or use the Excell NEDA 203 (Eveready 457 equivalent) battery.
The Tech Trends reproduction (no affiliation) uses seven 9-volt cells. I have purchased one and it appears to be a very well designed battery with a nice "Burgess" style label. You can use this battery with any of my reproduction labels below for a more accurate prototypical battery to match your radio.
You can make your own working 467/NEDA 200 battery with from an original battery box and connector, and seven 9-volt cells in series, which should work with many radios that used the 467 style battery. Seven fresh alkaline 9-volt cells will provide sufficient voltage to power most radios that used the NEDA 200 type battery. You can restuff an original box if you have one, and if you want a new box look, you can use one of the labels below to recover your original box.
Another option is to purchase the Excell 457/467 Neda 200/203 replacement battery. This 67.5 Volt Alkaline battery is the same size as the Eveready 457 battery, which is the same width and depth as the Eveready 467, but shorter in height. You could use this battery with one of the label sets below, but you would need to add a spacer (styrofoam would work well) at the bottom to get the proper height. This battery is available on eBay (see link below) or use Google to search for other sources. Prices may vary.
Vintage 67.5 Volt Label Sets. Use with Your Homemade Battery, the Tech Trends battery, or the Excell 457/467 Battery. Battery Not Included with Label Set.
Vintage Eveready 467 B Battery Label for all tube portable radios using the Eveready 467/NEDA 200 batteries. Use with a modern Eveready 467 or NEDA 200 equivalent battery. Battery not included.
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Vintage RCA VS016 B Battery Label for all tube portable radios using the Eveready 467/NEDA 200 batteries. Use with a modern Eveready 467 or NEDA 200 equivalent battery. Battery not included.
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Vintage Ray-O-Vac No.200 B Battery Label for all tube portable radios using the Eveready 467/NEDA 200 batteries. Use with a modern Eveready 467 or NEDA 200 equivalent battery. Battery not included.
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Vintage Burgess XX45 B Battery Label for all tube portable radios using the Eveready 467/NEDA 200 batteries. Use with a modern Eveready 467 or NEDA 200 equivalent battery. Battery not included.
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Vintage AA, C, and D Battery Label Sets for Vintage Portable Radios
You worked hard to restore it. Now power your vintage portable with replica vintage AA, D and C cells. Sets includes nine replica vintage D labels, twelve C labels, or 15 AA labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application to your modern D, C, or AA cells. Use in any vintage portable using D, C, or AA cells.
Choose from Zenith, Eveready, Ray-O-Vac or Burgess (Batteries Not Included!). See Link below for instructions in .pdf format.
Vintage Eveready No.950 D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. Late 1930's through 1940's era. For early vintage portable radios using D batteries.
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Vintage General Dry Batteries, Inc. D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. Late 1930's through 1940's era. For early vintage portable radios using D batteries.
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Vintage Eveready D99 D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. Mid-1950's era. The D99 was Eveready's heavy duty consumer D cell. For Royal 1000 Zenith Trans-Oceanic and other vintage radios using D batteries.
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Vintage Flying Bomb D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. Iconic 1950's label for a nostalgic, quirky look. The Flying Bomb was a common discount battery. For early vintage portable radios using D batteries.
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Vintage Eveready D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. 1950's era. For all transistor Zenith Trans-Oceanics and other vintage radios using D batteries or your vintage flashlight collection.
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Vintage Ray-O-Vac Flashlight D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. Mid '50's through early 60's. For all transistor Zenith Trans-Oceanics and other vintage radios using D batteries or your vintage flashlight collection.
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Vintage Burgess Flashlight D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. 1950's - 1960's? For all transistor Zenith Trans-Oceanics and other vintage radios using D batteries or your vintage flashlight collection.
Vintage Eveready Energizer No. 1050 "Transistor Battery" D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. 1960's era. For all transistor Zenith Trans-Oceanics and other vintage radios using D batteries.
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Vintage Eveready Energizer No. 1035 "Transistor Battery" C-Cell Label Set of 12 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. 1960's era. For all vintage radios using C batteries.
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Vintage Ray-O-Vac No.13 "Transistor Battery" D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. 1960's era. For all transistor Zenith Trans-Oceanics and other vintage radios using D batteries.
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Vintage Ray-O-Vac No.14 "Transistor Battery" C-Cell Label Set of 12 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. 1960's era. For all vintage radios using C batteries.
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Vintage British Ever Ready U2 D-Cell Label Set of 9 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. Era unknown. Suggested for British and European vintage battery radios and vintage flashlights using D batteries.
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Vintage Zenith "Transistor Radio Battery" AA Cell Label Set of 15 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. 1960's era. For all transistor Zenith 500 series radios and other vintage radios using AA batteries.
Temporarily Unavailble
Vintage Eveready Energizer No. 1015 "Transistor Battery" AA Cell Label Set of 15 labels printed on Epson Photo Quality paper with an adhesive backing for easy cut, peel, and stick application. 1960's era. For all transistor Zenith 500 series radios and other vintage radios using AA batteries.
On this page you will find a selection of batteries, battery boxes, and labels for many vintage tube and transistor radios that used 67.5V and 45V B batteries, Mercury cells, and D, C, and AA cells.
Eveready has discontinued manufacture of their modern Eveready 467 battery. Additionally, I am no longer offering a working 67.5 volt battery as I don't have the proper connectors. At present, the choices are to make your own working battery, purchase the Tech Trends Associates reproduction available on eBay, or use the Excell NEDA 203 (Eveready 457 equivalent) battery.
Another option is to purchase the Excell 457/467 Neda 200/203 replacement battery. This 67.5 Volt Alkaline battery is the same size as the Eveready 457 battery, which is the same width and depth as the Eveready 467, but shorter in height. You could use this battery with one of the label sets below, but you would need to add a spacer (styrofoam would work well) at the bottom to get the proper height. This battery is available on eBay (see link below) or use Google to search for other sources. Prices may vary.
