Set of 5 x PL36 Valves Equivalent: 25E5, 25F7 4 x Mullard, 1 x unknown make. Tested on an AVO CT-160 valve tester: Valve 1: Ia=91.8 mA ; gm=15 mA/VValve 2: Ia=87.1 mA ; gm=15 mA/VValve 3: Ia=96.2 mA ;

 

This is a beautiful real wood case rotary executive desk phone that works well. All wired for today's modern world of electronics. Perfect for both a user or collector. Beautiful condition. This is a

 

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Fantastic old desk phone. Great display item, dial works, phone not tested but I would guess it also works. Heavy construction. No chips or cracks.

 

Up for auction is this antique phonograph reproducer, model unknown to me. We do not have a machine to test it on BUT I do get amplification out of it when I carefully set it on my finger as if it was

 

Beautiful 1950 Arvin Hopalong Cassidy Radio Model 441T (As Seen in Photos) A Rare Arvin Model which depicts Hopalong Cassidy on His Horse on an Aluminum Foil Grill! ~ This Radio is Complete with Origi

 

Vintage WWII J-37 Telegraph key The metal base has stamped in it “KEY AND PLUG ASSEMBLY NO. 9”. I think there should be a cover but it is missing. Key looks to be in very good condition. Khaki col

 

This GE 1941 Wood Case AM radio has some scuff marks. When I pluged it into the wall socket Some of the tubes came on and the front bulb tuner. There was no sound but looks like some wires were loose

 

From several lots of tubes previously purchased, here are five tested type 6A7 tubes made by various mfrs; one has engraved base. These tubes test good/very good on a Hickok 530 tube tester.

 

in very nice condition postally unused, circa 1910