Vintage Emerson Kilocycles/Meters Radio Bakelite Body And Vac-Tubes Circa 1940-1950Model 315 or 352 (not sure which) This is a super clean bakelite case radiowithout any blatantly visible scratches or

 

UP FOR BID IS THIS TURQUOISE COLOR TRIMLINE WALL PHONE, IT IS A PUSH BOTTON PHONE, AND HAS A EXTRA LONG CORD. THIS PHONE WAS NOT FOR SALE WHEN IT CAME OUT. I THINK IT IS FOM THE 1970'S. IT WORKS, INCO

 

STANDARD TRANSISTOR RADIO, micronic ruby Click to Enlarge micronic ruby 7 trasistor STANDARD Untested Clean little radio with minor nicks and scratches Missing the key chain, badge is upside down Clea

 

Has tuning meter,original battery's ,in original box,instruction manual ,warranty card never send in , sony polishing cloth ,civil defense card,like never used leather case for radio,and small leather

 

***A BRITISH CRYSTAL RECEIVER FROM THE DAWN OF BROADCASTING*** This is a RARE early crystal set, an Ericsson Model 1002, manufactured in 1923, by the L.M.Ericsson Manufacturing Co.Ltd. It is absolutel

 

used radio. Does not turn on! im not an expert on electronics, but everything on the inside looks to be in good condition. the outside has some scratches and is dinged up a bit. Very rare radio! Only

 

I am not 100% it does not work the plug wire has been spliced, Don't dare to try anything with it.

 

The first patent for a rotary dial was awarded to Almon Brown Strowger in 1892. The early forms of a rotary dial used lugs on a finger plate instead of holes and the pulse train was generated without

 

A clean, sharp clock radio with exceptional reception across the AM band with strong volume. Clock keeps perfect time ... Works great! Love listening to baseball games on it! Great conversation piece!

 

This is a large 30 inch long battery operated transistor radio made in Japan. Works. Both straps are leather with a working buckle (you could wear it if you have a very tiny waist). Crystal is plastic