I have a 1940's Motorola AM radio. It does work! I do not know the model number. If you have any questions please ask. There is a date stamp on the back, Feb 13, 1948.

 

As found, The radio appears to be in very good condition with no cracks. Working condition is unknown,It will need a new plug. 6.5" wide, 5" tall and 4" deep. Model "132 804" -US SHIPPING ONLY + PAYPA

 

Quantity of NOS Radio valves. GE 6AK6 x5, Phillips 6CK6 x4, Phillips 6AM8A x1 and 6SN7GTA x2 Large quantity of tubes available. Watch my listings or email for specific valves that you may require.

 

I am not 100% what this is, other than something to do with a telephone. I've been told that it's an old multiline office phone but have not been able to verify that yet. I don't know whether it works

 

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smartcNa Store 1934 vintage MAZDA VALVE - TUBE specs. catalogue for RADIO, EDISWAN, wireless Mazda/Ediswan catalogue, 21 x 14 cm, 77 pages excluding black card covers. Plus an additional double-sided

 

As Is Stromberg Carlson Candlestick The Candlestick phone, also known as 'the upright', initially became popular during the early 1900s before the introduction of the one-piece handset. The first Cand

 

1963 Bell model 554 wall mount rotory dial phone. Working order, good conditon but faded by sunlight. More of peach/pink color than original light pink. Tried to show fading in pictures.

 

Here is a great find for the radio enthusiast, it is a 1955 HMV "Little Nipper" mantle radio Australian advert. This rare item was removed from a period publication and is in good condition. A must ha