Bid now on this original matched set of twelve (12) radio pushbuttons, molded from dark brown bakelite. They're in very fine used condition, although we're uncertain as to where they original resided.

 

This is an original radio-related publicity photo for the "Hi-Speed Crystal Etcher," glossy black & white, measures 8 1/8" x 10", blank back, and is undated but appears to be 1930s vintage. Condit

 

Old bk VTVM for parts or repair. The power plug is missing. I did hot wire it and was able to zero the needle on ohms and also tested a aaa battery ok so pretty sure the movement is ok. The probe has

 

Approximately 11" high and 11" long. Not used/stored (since the 50s)? No broken parts and I would judge the sails to be very clean. The ropes are all in very good condition. The rigging/sails seem fra

 

I combine shipping Cracraft Leigh transmitter with wiring. No mouthpiece This was from a general store which had a telephone company in a rural area. This was either for a switchboard or for a well ph

 

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I ALWAYS COMBINE SHIPPING TO SAVE YOU MONEY. BECAUSE OF SHIPPING PROBLEMS I NOW SHIP ONLY TO CANADA AND USA....AND NO P.O. BOXES PLEASE........SORRY..... YOU PAY THE EXACT COST OF SHIPPING THAT CANADA

 

UP FOR BID WE HAVE AN EDISON BLUE AMBEROL CYLINDER. TITLE: Red Wing (4 minute blue celluloid cylinder) PERFORMER BY: Potter & Chorus CYLINDER NUMBER: 1543 - Edison Blue Amberol Phonograph Cylinder

 

THIS RADIO IS REAL NICE FOR WHAT IT IS. OLD. BUT BELIEVE IT OR NOT WHEN I PLUGGED IT IN IT WORKED. I DID NOT HAVE AN ANTENNA SO THE ONLY SOUND I GOT WAS STATIC. WHEN I HELD THE ANTENNA WIRE I THOUGHT

 

TP-6-A telephone built for the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Dated November 1951. Manufactured by the Connecticut Telephone and Electric Company. Schematic is riveted to the base. Inside looks like a Wester