SquareTrade © AP6.0 You are bidding on an antique 1949 SILVERTONE tube radio, model 9000. This beautiful unit looks to be in great condition, no chips, cracks or breaks of any kind in the case, (see

 

Here is a treasure of a radio. It is in pretty decent shape for its age. It does have some wear and tear to it. The left side wood panel is loose where it joins the bottom. We did plug it in and got i

 

UP FOR BID IS A BUNCH OF 1920`S RADIO PARTS, THERE IS 5 RHEOSTATS WITH KNOBS, ALL HAVE CONTINUITY, 2 YAXLEY, 1 CARTER AND 2 NO NAME. ALSO THERE IS SEVERAL PHONE JACKS, SOME CAPS, SWITCHES, SMALL CONDE

 

NOS Radio and TV Tubes. I did not check in each box to varify that it contained the tube numbered on the outside. There are some duplications. This is a partial list: ITT: 6T8A, 6T8, 6ML8, 9JW8, 9A08,

 

Up for bid is an Antique Cooper Telephone. I am not an expert in such items so I will tell you what I can as honestly as I can! The base of this phone appears to be copper and I have not attempted to

 

Up for auction is a AM Air Tuning Capacitor in good used condition. Checked all the plates for rubbing with an Ohm Meter and everything is good. It came out of a GE AM Radio. Thanx for stopping in and

 

This is a very old telephone from the American Telephone Company. The telephone was manufactured for them by a company called Charles Williams Manufacturing in Boston, Mass. It looks like American bel

 

THIS IS A NON WORKING CHASSIS FROM AN EARLY FEDERAL SHORTWAVE RADIO.THE DIAL LENSE, BAKELITE KNOBS,BRASS LENSE BEZEL AND BRASS FEDERAL NAMEPLATE. THE RADIO SUFFERED WATER DAMAGE,SEE PHOTOS.THE TUBE AR

 

1925 BVJ R.N. COLLEGE DARTMOUTH ENGLAND QSL CARD Card has corner bumps/bends and left bottom corner torn off. Stamp removed from the back of card.

 

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