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This was given to me in the mid-1970's by RCA for repairing an early Victor phonograph for their corporate museum in New York. At the time, I was told that it dated from the 1850's. The body is hollow

 

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Four old KS8028 brass locks---- only one brass key which opens the 4 locks---un-used shape --- made for exterior phone boxes.

 

A Zenith Royal from the 1970's in an attractive leather case. A solid, working example of a true Mid-Century classicThe finely perforated front with gold ZENITH lettering is in very good condition, th

 

Here are four CURRENT MATCHED 6L6GC vacuum tubes. Chinese 6L6's are used by major amplifier manufacturers such as Fender. These tubes are brand new and are part of a new factory lot. I hand match each

 

Play-Ola portable phonograph player. Still works, music comes from horn. Rusty, some rusted out places on bottom. Crank works and stop lever works correctly. Vintage player that used to be taken to pi

 

A member just asked why I built this unit with a black case and wanted everyone to know the case is the original brown. Sorry the pictures do make it appear to be black. Seems those selling the EY's t

 

THIS IS A FINE EARLY RADIO THAT SHOULD BE IN THE HANDS OF A COLLECTOR. I DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT RADIOS SO YOU ARE BUYING IT AS IS. I CAN'T TEST IT. IT HAS NO A/C CORD OR BATTERIES. THE CONDITION IS GOO

 

No reserve and low open on this lot of two cool vintage transistor pocket radios Both work - not real loud and couldn't get station to come in (I live in the country so do not really get radio recepti