Greetings. Up for BID is a COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH--Talking Machine USED: ~ REPRODUCER ~ The reproducer looks to be nickel-plated metal and is approx. 2-1/2" dia. X 5/16" thick. It has on the face, "TRADE

 

Serial # 908218-A. The rubber grommet is ripped and the chrome plating has light wear and pitting. It is untested. Thanks for looking.

 

Folks, please ~thoroughly read~ all auction terms, shipping info, and description below before bidding. This will help eliminate any disappointments, cover concerns, and answer most questions. ~SHIPPI

 

I HAVE A RARE VINTAGE ZENITH FLASH MATIC THE WORLDS FIRST TV REMOTE. THIS THING IS AMAZING. CHECK THE PICS CLOSE FOR SOME MINOR SCUFFS AND DINGS BUT THIS THING IS A SOLID 8 ON A SCALE OF 1 TO 10 GOOD

 

Mixed group lot of older phone parts and pieces. Many styles and ages for repair projects. I don't know that they are in good working condition some may be other part may not be. Please view all of th

 

This is an excellent Stromberg Carlson minature phone advertisment or salesman sample. This comes it the Kansas City Telephone Company box that is original to the phone. The string that simulates the

 

You are bidding on six black or down brown knobs, radio or instrument, circa 1940s. All have light scratches etc but appear to be unused. Please see photos Postage any address in Australia $6.50 US $1

 

Up for bids are this set of mid 20's original literature. The "Simplicity of Radio" is from 1923 and includes information on radio per say, but all with a Crosley theme. (Nice, clean no writing or tea

 

This is an advertising for "The New 1938 Zenith Long Distance Radio". Published by the Zenith Radio Corp., Chicago, Illinois, this was both an introduction to the newest radio the company was manufact

 

Amazing Crosley 5-38 Five Tube Radio - considered to be the "Model T" of radios - check out the original Saturday Evening Post advertisement that I scanned and included in the photos - this set is in