I am listing this radio for a friend that has had it in their family since new. They believe that it is from the late 1950's or early 1960's. It is a very unique design and almost resembles a dash on

 

This is an antique Kelloggs switchboard operator's headset consisting of a receiver and headband. As seen in the photo's, the receiver can bolt to the head band. The head band is in black enamel finis

 

You are bidding on three transistor radios for the price of one. All three are in good condition with no chips or cracks. Some scratches. All seem to be working as well! The pictures tell the story. A

 

Here for auction is a beautiful Global GR-711 Transistor Radio in Red/Orange color. When I put a battery in it I can hear static only. There is no corrosion noted on where battery plugs in.No chips or

 

THIS OLD EDISON PLAYER (EVEN THOUGH A LITTLE ROUGH) LOOKS TO BE COMPLETE OTHER THAN THE CRANK IS MISSING. I HAVE NO WAY TO CHECK THIS TO SEE IF IT WORKS WITHOUT THE CRANK. THIS HAS BEEN IN STORAGE AT

 

For your consideration a 1960s Lloyd 2 Transistor AM radio. Red front with a dial window, square gold metal grille and white back. On the back it states: Boys Radio and Japan. I placed a new 9 volt in

 

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE I SHIP WORLDWIDE Inquire for Overseas Shipping/Handling Cost Description Here is a vintage Headset - Dymac, Type E, Made by Electrical Products Mfg of Pr

 

This is a pre 1940's telephone. On the receiver it reads Northern Electric Company limited Patented 1922 1923 RD 1935 FI Made in Canada. Nice old piece of history, I have no idea if it works. The cord

 

Item Details: Item(s) up for auction is a lot of 3 Portable transistor radios all workIn the lot is a black Sergeant, a green plastic marc, and a silver Emerson Shipping, Buying, misc:All payments mus

 

Pick-up only. This is audio history. It looks cool, nice wood, still works, (AM only, of course). Can be used as is, or gutted to put in modern speakers. It's a timeless classic. I'm moving and can't