Here for the winning are (2) 3/16th Shaft "Set-Screw Type" Original Knob's.. one light brown, one dark brown. These early knobs are getting much harder to find for the radiola 17's. Knobs show little

 

Here is GE's first transistor radio, a GE 676 from 1955 for your consideration! please see the picture I took for comparison with a Regency TR-1, seems like GE copied a bit from Regency...right! Of co

 

Up for bids is a Vintage Channel Master 6 Transistor Radio (Model 6502) in working condition. Installed a battery (included) and received 4 or 5 stations. Granted reception wasn't the best but was abl

 

Making It Fast And Easy To Do Business With Texas Edison Gold Moulded record cylinder is marked Minstrels Echoes Of Minstrelsy 8326 around the top. The cylinder has surface scratches and wear. The lin

 

This vintage 9-transistor AM radio is an Arvin brand Model #61R58 Chestnut made in USA by Arvin Industries in Columbus, Indiana. The dial turns easily, knobs work fine, but I do not know if the radio

 

Up for auction is a 1951 General Electric vintage tube radio model 430 in a walnut cabinet with horizontal grill cutouts and large square dial.This is a 5 tube AM radio with internal loop antenna and

 

THIS IS A SET OF EDISON PHONOGRAPH ORIGINAL CYGNET CRANE BARS. THEY ARE OLD AND SHOW AGE SO CLEAN TO TASTE. THE BOTTOM BAR IS ABOUT 18" TALL. AS ALWAYS I THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS.

 

Nicely marked, no cracks. I am trying to list bunch of receivers this week, they are all in good shape, general wear from use and age. Any condition defects will be highlighted in the description and

 

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

 

I beleive is from 1940s-1950s. Looks good.with a few fixable flaws . The plug cord is almost fryed I did plug it in and the motor does turn on but i unplugged becase the cord looks bad. Also one peice