RARE I WOULD SAY EARLY SIXTIES MOD MICRO TRANSISTOR RADIO MEASURES ABOUT 2 1/2 IN IN DIAMETER NEVER USED NEW OLD STOCK MINT IN EVERYWAY PUT BATTERY IN AND IT IS IN WORKING CONDTION NOTE ORIGINAL BATTE

 

UP FOR BIDS AS SHOWN. ITEM IN NEW CONDITION. TO SET THE CORRECT SPEED ON YOUR PHONGRAPH,YOU WILL NEED A GOOD INCANDESCENT LIGHT SOURCE OVER THE STROBE: 1)PLACE STROBE ON TURNTABLE SPINDLE AND START IN

 

Up for your consideration is a like new AT&T white rotary wall mount phone. Phone looks in like new condition with sticker on back that reads AT&T R554 BMP RF90AT11. Inside dial has the slight

 

Two Antique Tube-type Radios. I believe they are from the 50's or early 60's. One is a German-made Wega. The other a U.S. made Admiral. Both are in excellent cosmetic condition and worked as of a few

 

An unusual crystal set built into a cardboard box by the Spencer Radio Laboratories of Akron, Ohio. It is the Spencer "Pocket" Radio and has a registration date of 1926. The set probably had a cover b

 

VINTAGE "WESTERN ELECTRIC" GOLD & IVORY VICTORIAN STYLE PHONEHAS A VICTORIAN PHOTO ON THE CIRCLE WHERE THE ROTARY IS SERIAL #160674 TESTED AND WORKS STILL!!LARGE EAR PIECE HAS A SWITCH ON BASE FOR

 

RARE GENUINE SPEAR NEEDLES IN ORIGINAL BOX - COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO LTD LONDON - VERY COLLECTIBLEA Box of Rare Genuine "De Luxe" Steel Needles. Tin Box is Sealed and has the original Columbia Graphop

 

Not a clue as to how many of these were originally made, but I have not seen more than a couple in the last ten years. Called a Mute-A-Phone made by the Pelouze Manufacturing Company out of Chicago. Â

 

YOU ARE LOOKING AT A VERY NICE EXAMPLE OF A MOST DISTINCTIVE CATHREDAL RADIO. THE RADIO IS MADE OUT OF MAHOGANY AND OTHER THAN A FEW FLEA BITES, IN GOOD CONDITION, WITH A FACTORY FINISH,SPEAKER CLOTH

 

Very early wooden telephone transmitter, maker unknown. Possibly a hand built prototype or experimental piece. Looks to be missing a back cover and possibly other parts. Please take a look at my other