Kenwood KR-4070 AM/FM Stereo Receiver Nice looking Kenwood receiver that is in good working condition. Very clean inside and out. Good sound output in both channels. All the tuner lights, meter lights

 

16 x NOS 6.6K Ohms MEPCO 1/2 Watt Non Inductive Wirewound Resistors! 1950s! Awesome old school vibe! The final photo depicts the internal construction of several noninductive types. Why use noninducti

 

One Acoustic Research 2A Tweeter Driver in great working condition, the date stamp looks to be Mar 20 1959.On Dec-30-12 at 18:04:03 PST, seller added the following information: I have other AR parts f

 

Description 1 Piece Encapsulated Toroidal Transformer. Primary: Dual primary, 115V/230V +/-10%, 50/60Hz. Output Power: 15VA. Output Voltage: Dual 15V AC. Output Current: 500mA. Secondary: Series or pa

 

General Electric Model 676 Radio Looks like pretty good condition with some yellowing. I don’t know much about these, so please refer to pictures. Dials turn just fine. If you have any questions, pl

 

itsscot Store The BX998A was Philips top model of the nineteen fifties The radio is based on the bi-ampli concept, which means that bass and treble notes are amplified separately; the output tube for

 

UP FOR AUCTION ARE 2 VINTAGE ROLLS LEAD SERVING TAPE BY NASSAU SMELTING & REFINING CO. BOTH ROLLS ARE 1-1/2'' WIDE. THE ONE IN THE BOX WEIGHT 1.2 Lbs, THE OTHER ONE WITHOUT THE BOX WEIGHT 1 Lbs, S

 

UP FOR BID IS A LOT OF 5 RCA 12AX7A TUBES. LOT APPEARS TO BE A MATCHED SET. SOME LABELS ARE NOT ABLE TO BE READ PERFECTLY. ALL TUBES TEST GOOD AS SEEN IN PHOTOS. LOT SOLD AS IS AND TO CONTINENTAL UNIT

 

(1) NOS 110% Testing Early RCA 805 Audio Transmitter Tube, Tests 62 with Min. Value being 32 or same as 60%, Good Luck Bidding!

 

Variable from an AM radio, probably the late 1920s. It is 3-1/4" x 3 1/4" x 2 1/4" H, with the original knob. The plates are close spaced, so it probably exceeds 500 pF. It could use a good cleaning.