Original Victor Talking Machine (external horn) phonograph cabinet screws and hardware. Screws for hinges, crank escutcheon plate, plate screws, back bracket plate, and others. All shown.

 

Here is a nice old tube radio from the 1950's. This is a 7 band model L-600 .The radio plays great and sounds very good .It picks up all the local stations here and the sw bands work well also .The ca

 

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A beautiful old period telephone dating from the 1940's.Made of jet back bakelite which still retains a lovely high sheen. Workings complete inside the case, though untested. Dial in perfect working o

 

Great radio, super classic.This one has no chips or cracks or dents or hairlines.There is a little paint loss on the grill sides.Mostly static, picked up a couple stations very faintly with it up at m

 

There is no top to the case. I didn’t notice any visible defects on the cylinder. The pictures are part of the description so please look carefully at the pictures to avoid disappointment. Outside U

 

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Here we have a vintage TELE KING AM radio still works see pictures needs to be cleaned up a bit Thanx for looking

 

“The Wireless Age”, Magazine , Dec 1917 , (B122913-104) Old Magazine from the Very Early Days of Radio. Note: Binding on edge worn with sections of paper missing. Shows signs of wear. The Magazine

 

Antique "All-Original" Federal Type 141 Radio. Made ca 1925 by Federal Radio Corp. / Federal Telephone & Telegraph Co.; Buffalo, NY. The metal label inside front reads: TYPE 141 FEDERAL TELEPHONE