ESTATE FIND! 1960S VINTAGE REPLICA ROTARY DIAL CANDLESTICK PHONE VERY GOOD CONDITION MADE IN JAPAN APPROXIMATE AGE EARLY 1960S WAS TOLD BY FAMILY MEMBERS THAT THIS DOES WORK. COULD NOT TEST AS HAS OLD

 

Here is a great looking art deco tube radio from 1939 . This is a model 93BR-508A.The radio plays great and sounds great.It picks up all the local stations here .The case has been nicely repainted to

 

18 8.5"X11" Black and White Photos all of the Muntz TV company. One photo of a wooden box TV (no people) on top of a box speaker. There is also a photo of a speaker box and another that shows a couple

 

You are bidding on four RCA Radiotron type UX 201-A radio amplifier tubes. These are nice tubes that were made in the mid 1920’s, and all show some degree of rainbow or gold gettering. All test with

 

Vintage Western Electric G1 bakelite rotary phone. Don't know if it works; but dial works great, and there are no cracks or chips-just scratches. Outside continental U.S. pays calculated rates and no

 

I really know nothing about these cards. They are a little before my time :). Please see my pictures. I photographed all of the 37 cards. There are some pretty amusing ones in here. All items sold as-

 

From several lots of tubes previously purchased, here are four tested 6V6GT tubes made by Tung-Sol; three have black glass envelopes. These tubes test good/very good on a Sencore Mighty Mite TC162. Tw

 

This is a hard to find vintage radio, electronic NOS vacuum tube with a glass eye. RCA 913, 8 pin tube. It measures 4" long. No box. New Old Stock. Thanks For Looking.

 

Austin C. Lescarborough: 1922: Radio for Everybody Published by Scientific American Publishing Co. New York 334 pages, Measures about 7-1/2" x 5-1/4" Contains photos of early receiving and transmittin

 

imgonnawin_1969 Store COLUMBIA CYLINDER RECORDER ORIGINAL PHONOGRAPH PART NOS IN THE BOX~VERY RARE NOS Description NEW OLD STOCK COLUMBIA CYLINDER RECORD RECORDER. A MUST HAVE FOR THE SERIOUS COLLECTO