VINTAGE HAM RADIO HEADPHONES BALDWIN TYPE C PATENT 1915 SHIPPING IS $7.95

 

This may be a new tube, but to be safe, bid as if it is a used tube. It looks very clean and comes with its original box. I have no way of testing it other than with a multi-meter. It reads about 2 oh

 

This fun and nostalgic princess style phone was so cool in the 80s! The phone was manufactured by Radio Shack. The phone is completely clear with all the wiring and electronics visible. The parts insi

 

I WILL OFFER THE BEST IN COLLECTING . WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS . WHAT YOU ARE BUYING IS AN INCREDIBLE 1960s WORKING CALRAD CHROME MICROPHONE WITH LOTS OF CABLE AND READY TO USE ( plug

 

A part from a 1936 Philco 116X. coarse and fine tuning mechanism with knobs. It is common for the fine tuning shaft to be found broken when restoring these radios. This one is in very good condition.

 

you are bidding on a brass plaque that measures almost 4 inches across and almost 3 inches wide.This plaque would have been on a radio of that name.Front is in good shape but back does have some rusti

 

Braver souls than me are willing to rebuild these – or just use them in a display radio? Three Remler IF transformers, two with labels, plus one “Type R(?)” part with no other maker’s mark. On

 

These are telephone parts for Kellogg & Monarch. One of the little screws is broke off, one thread is missing off part of the mouth piece, it will still screw in tight, no chips on the outer rim,

 

It almost looks like a museum piece today. It was made using solid state technology from the days before digital technology was the standard. The antenna is straight and unbroken, and the radio works

 

Up for auction here is a 1948 Westinghouse AM/FM Radio, model H204. This table top radio comes complete with a very ornate grille design over the speaker, a solid Bakelite plastic chassis in dark brow