This is a rare 1920's Rola Cone Re-Creator Speaker. It is a really cool example of an art deco radio top speaker. It appears like it would work, but has not been tested due to the shape of the origina

 

WABC Radio Silver Dollar Survey New York Mets Schedule June 30, 1962. The front cover has pictures of the jocks of that time. The back has the 1962 New York Mets schedule. Their first year. The number

 

I discovered this phone at an estate sale some years ago, and think it might be from the 1950's. The rotary sticks, but bell seems to work. I never used it, only as a conversation/decorative piece. I

 

Old Packard-Bell Radio that is working very good. It is 1930s I believed. Looked like it was painted and the knobs has been change, but it works excellent. Thanks for looking and please ask question.

 

EDISON 2-MINUTE WAX CYLINDER RECORD #8678. VIOLIN: POP GOES THE WEASEL MEDLEY. About 15 grooves look slightly stressed, 1 small chip in lower blank end not touching playing area, o/w nice clean &

 

linbot1 Store Vintage 1970s Trimline Phone-Bell System-Western Electric -Desk -Avocado Green Vintage 1970s Trimline Phone Bell System -Western Electric Desk Phone- Avocado Green Manufactured July 1973

 

PHILIPS A442 MADE in HOLLAND VERY COLLECTABLE VINTAGE VALVE FROM EARLY 1930's. COMES COMPLETE WITH ITS ORIGINAL WRAPPING AND BOX WHICH IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION SHARP EDGING AND LITTLE SIGN OF WEAR..

 

Selling several vintage telephones and parts for restoration and projects that were stored away in a barn in upstate NY..includes parts for early 20thc candlestick telephones and 1960s pay phones with

 

I found this identical radio on ebay and it said it was bakelite. I tested this and I don't think it is bakelite. It measures 8" wide x 5.5 tall x 4.5 deep and is maroon plastic or bakelite. It flips

 

VIEW STORE | ADD TO FAVORITES Retro Collectable Radio. A rarely seen color variation, of a 1970s Panasonic Toot-a-Loop R-72. The orange was only issued in Australia and rarely seen nowadays. Essential