up for auction is a VINTAGE RARE WALL ORANGE ROTARY TELEPHONE THIS STILL WORK I JUST TOOK IT OFF THE WALL MY GRAM HAD IT AND WAS STILL USEING IT, PRETTY NEAT.... LOOKS TO BE IN GREAT SHAPE............

 

Drop Quarters, Nickels, Pennies and Dimes In the Coin Slot & they Are sorted And Stored In Their Own Drawer! The Detailed Design Makes It Look Like The Real Thing!

 

Old style push button phone. Works good. Just plug it in to the wall and it is ready to use.

 

NO/NICKS OR SCRATCHES NICE & BRIGHT IN PERFECT WORKING CONDITION.THANKS

 

Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE This is an antique Airline Radio Model 04BR-511A. It powers up but does not play very well. I used it quite a bit until recently when it stopped working very

 

This rare and absolutely beautiful CAV Allison junior horn loudspeaker was made by C. A. Vandervell (CAV) & Co of Acton London I believe around the 1920s. As you see by my photographs the speaker

 

45 RPM RECORD JACKET - ELVIS PRESLEY BLUE HAWAII / ROCK A HULA BABY 47-7968 45 RECORD/SLEEVE JACKET ONLY NO RECORD PLEASE REVIEW SCAN PHOTO FOR CONDITION

 

Set of 5 x PL36 Valves Equivalent: 25E5, 25F7 4 x Mullard, 1 x unknown make. Tested on an AVO CT-160 valve tester: Valve 1: Ia=91.8 mA ; gm=15 mA/VValve 2: Ia=87.1 mA ; gm=15 mA/VValve 3: Ia=96.2 mA ;

 

Good Condition!(no chain)

 

These were produced for AT&T in the 90's as a method to sell advertising on payphones. They were produced by AT&T and had a comcode number. I worked at a location that received them as scrap.