Vintage Silvertone Portable Automatic Record Changer

This is a mid-century vintage portable record player manufactured by Silvertone, a brand historically associated with Sears, Roebuck and Co. The unit is housed in a suitcase-style carrying case featuring a textured green and tan tweed or 'linen' style fabric covering that was common in the 1950s. The interior of the lid displays a green triangular 'Silvertone' logo. The mechanism features a cream-colored plastic tonearm and a matching record stabilizer arm, indicating it is an automatic changer capable of playing multiple stacked vinyl records. The platter is dark, likely rubber or felt-covered metal, and is currently holding a 45 RPM or small LP record. On the front of the unit, there is a metal control panel with three dark knobs for power/volume and tone adjustments, along with a front-facing speaker grille covered in fabric. The overall construction reflects the consumer-grade electronic standards of the post-WWII era, intended for home entertainment and portability. Condition-wise, the item shows significant signs of age and storage wear. There is visible staining on the interior lid fabric, surface dust throughout, and some fraying or scuffing on the exterior case edges. The record currently on the platter appears warped or damaged. While the mechanical components seem intact, the electrical wiring and internal vacuum tubes or early transistors would require professional inspection to determine functionality, as the insulation on older power cords often becomes brittle and hazardous over time.