Your'e Bidding On This Vintage 1940s Philco Tube Radio Country: United States of America (USA) Manufacturer/Brand: Philco, Philadelphia Stg. Batt. Co.; USA Year: 1946 Type: Radio - or past WW2 tuner V

 

I WILL BE GLAD TO COMBINE MULTIPLE CYLINDER PURCHASES ON ONE INVOICE. THIS WILL SAVE ON YOUR SHIPPING COST. The cylinder is in EXCELLENT CONDITION. Comes with box, no lid. ****************************

 

Grandpa was a radio enthusiast and collector. Don’t know if it works. This is a an Atwater Kent radio.

 

You are buying a RCA tombstone wood case radio model 119 that features am standard broadcast pick up and police, the radio picks up local am stations very clearly, never tried police band, this radio

 

This was nothing short of entertaining for me. To see the ads and verbiage used n 1950. Check out the last photo. Facial rejuvenation in 1950! Look at the before and after pictures. I wonder if it was

 

If you are into transistor radios here is your chance to get a rare historic, Regency model TR-1. The worlds first commercially manufactured transistor radio, a must have for every transistor radio co

 

2 X EL34 - Philips Miniwatt Metal Base Mached Codes 5M-KEB Power Tubes, manufactured in the 50.The tubes have been tested on my tubetester LME PL-800-B.100%-100mA-Tube 1 - 76mA - Code - 5M-KEB -Tube 2

 

Child's Corola Phonogragh - Metal cabinet - original wood grain finish - original turntable (as far as I know), turntable spins and crank works, extra needle tray. Original label states that this item

 

Advertisements , catalogues and other literature relating to vintage Phonographs , Gramophones and records. These have been copied from rare original trade periodicals such as " Talking Machine News "

 

Mullard GX34 full wave rectifier with good emission, octal base, yellow print. Rated at 325-0-325V RMS, 250mA with 60uF max resevoir capacitor. Filament 5.0V 1.9A. Valve type: GZ34 Equivalents: 5AR4 C