A VERY NICE EARLY 'HIS MASTER'S VOICE' (HMV) GRAMOPHONE I BELIEVE THE GRAMOPHONE TO BE THE PICNIC MODEL 101 AND HAS THE NO. 4 SOUNDBOX THE GRAMOPHONE HAS A LOVELY POLISHED WOOD DECK THE FLAGSHIP MODEL

 

Vintage 1973 Stars and Stripes Rotary Dial Telephone. This is in very good condition for its age. Some slight scuffs here and there, one on the stick part which you can see in the second photo, a few

 

Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder Record 2134 --- He'd Have To Get Out And Get Under Sung By Billy Murray In E- Condition Play Graded

 

6V6 KT61 PUSH PULL  VALVE AMPLIFIER POSSIBLY FROM JUKE BOX What a lovely item, feast your eyes on this baby, a quite unusual amplifier using 6V6/KT61 in push pull to give probably 10 - 15W output. Ta

 

Up for auction is a VTG Zenith FM/AM Radio All corners and edges are intact. There is some light scratches on the top, (normal ware). This radio works and sounds good. I was suprised when I plugged it

 

Working Bell / Western Electric phone in nice working condition. No cracks to the bakelite.

 

This came from a working radio from the 40's that had a bad cabinet.

 

this radio is missing the battery cover on the top deck of the steamboat. you will be able to see it in the photo's. the radio is in good working condition and the steamboat in good condition.

 

Radio Times Magazine, Volume 83, no 1081 for 16th June 1944. Size 240 x 310 mm ,pages nos.1 to 20. Generally sound staples rusty and some discolouration to edges.Contents clean and sound .Interesting

 

U.S. Radio Co. - Mounted U.S. Eagle Galena Crystal U.S.Radio Radio Co. of Pennsylvania Inc.Cor. Ferry & Diamond Sts., Pittsburgh, Pa."Distributors of Domestic and Imported Radio Telegraph and Tele