This vintage transistor 8 radio made from the Standard Radio Corp in Japan is just under 2"tall by 1 3/4"wide & just under 1"thick a very well made radio considering its weight for its size, the 4

 

Edison Fireside Model A plays 2 or 4-minute cylinders * Pictured is an Edison Fireside Model A cylinder phonograph which plays 2 or 4-minute cylinder records. Serial No. 26093. The reproducer is a pri

 

Crosley Trirdyn 3-R-3 Regenerative Receiver This listing is for a Working Crosley Trirdyn 3-R-3 Regenerative Radio Receiver, Serial # 94989 (circa 1924). Patent date on the cardboard label attached to

 

YOU ARE BIDDING ON A ARMY OR NAVY TYPE RADIO SPEAKER PLUG . USED ON SPEAKER OR EARPHONES. THIS PLUG IS VERY EARLY. IT IS GUN MEDAL ARMY GREEN AND THE PATENT DATE ON THE BACK SAYS MAY 19, 1914. INSTEAD

 

Clear Glass & Porcelain Vintage Insulators Lot: Three of these vintage insulators are Hemingray No. 10 style (marked "HEMINGRAY-10" on one side) which were used on telephone poles as exchange line

 

This is a vintage key to a 1950s pay phone like the one pictured. It came on the keyring with the keys to the pictured phone but this one did not work in either lock.

 

BRASS SWITCH HOOK BRACKETS for the early WOODEN FONES. & one off these brackets fits the "CANDLESTICK TABLE TELEPHONE" GENUINE. SUITS 35 MW, 135MW, 235AW,765AW plus a host of other phones. WEIGHT

 

UNIQUE 1970'S SEE THRU LUCITE ROTARY PHONE W/LIGHT YELLOW/BLACK mouseover to enlarge UNIQUE 1970'S SEE THRU LUCITE ROTARY PHONE W/LIGHT YELLOW/BLACK This is a very interesting phone/light that I found

 

Your are bidding on a; Vintage Retro 1980's AM FM Transistor RadioBeach BoyWorks WellMeasures; 5 1/4"H x 3"W This is a Preowned radio and is in very good condition. Works well. Please review pictures

 

Antique Conn. Telephone & Electric Division. It is marked on the back Signal Corps US Army TP 6-A Order No. 21585 Phila.-49-7. The phone cords are still attached. The overall condition is good.