Early 1900s candle stick phone it does have a chip on the ear piece

 

In good working order with no chips etc.. Two things to mention:- 1. This 'phone had a separate bell box so you'll either have to get one off EBay or keep it within hearing distance of another 'phone'

 

Here for auction is a beautiful Global GR-711 Transistor Radio in Red/Orange color. When I put a battery in it I can hear static only. There is no corrosion noted on where battery plugs in.No chips or

 

this has never been used or mounted. comes with: instruction manuel, 2 speakers, wire harness, coax for antenna, 2 cover plates, mounting hardware and the two knobs. fits: 1976 or newer tractors---mod

 

This Edison blue amberol French series phonograph cylinder comes complete with original box but no lid. It is in excellent condition. Les Lanciers (Figures 1 and 2) by Garde Republicaine - Paris This

 

Up for bid is this vintage Western Electric phone cord still sealed in the original pack. The color is an olive green. The plastic bag has some wear and scuffs. The length is 12 inches (unstretched).

 

A very nice Ross WorldMaster multiband radio is up for auction.  It is model #RE-8000 and highly sought after by multiband radio collectors.  This example is not perfect and has a few cosmetic issue

 

1930's Bell Black rotary desk phone. Missing dial cover otherwise in very good working condition. Usual minor wear but no deep scratches or cracks Please email if you have any questions on this item.

 

I am listing this radio for a friend that has had it in their family since new. They believe that it is from the late 1950's or early 1960's. It is a very unique design and almost resembles a dash on

 

VINTAGE EMERSON MODEL 511 RADIO BAKELITE PLASKON BEETLE 1940'S TUBE RADIO WORKING RADIO!! ENJOYED LISTENING TO IT! BEAUTIFUL MARBLED CASE, NO CRACKS, NO CHIPS, NO HAIRLINES! It is missing the Dial Fac