Pair of Cossor 27SU Half Wave Rectifiers New old stock in original boxes. Octal (IO) base. Tested "Good" on rectifier test on an AVO CT-160 valve tester: Click here for more information on this valve

 

Phone tested and works, except I do not know how to wire up line two. Appears to be unused because of how shiny and clean it is, but does have some light scratches on the ear piece from being set down

 

Up for auction is a vintage Federal Variocoupler No. 95. It is brand new in the original box. It is believed to be from the 1920-30s. It is from the Federal Telephone & Telegraph Co, Buffalo New Y

 

NOT TESTED BECAUSE THE CORD IS VERY BROKEN UP. BEING SOLD "AS IS" FOR PARTS OR FIXING. LOOKS TO BE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION VISUALLY. RECORD IS CRACKED AND BROKEN BUT GOOD FOR SHOW. MEASURES 16" x 16" x

 

You are bidding on the following, no reserve item:- VINTAGE RADIO COIL & screening can 1920's 1930's Regenerative TRF Receiver? Ideal for your winter regenerative or TRF receiver project (valve or

 

Mullard GX34 full wave rectifier with good emission, octal base, yellow print. Rated at 325-0-325V RMS, 250mA with 60uF max resevoir capacitor. Filament 5.0V 1.9A. Valve type: GZ34 Equivalents: 5AR4 C

 

This is often called a Cobra phone. It was made in Sweden by Ericsson. The color is more of a cream then pure white. We could dial out with the phone so it works. It has a very long cord. Payment is t

 

This vintage rotary phone is in good condition. It has the old time plug in wire. It also has the original phone number which was used in Queens,N.Y. in the 1950's. There is also a tag above the phone

 

6 POCKET RADIOS TRANSISTOR RADIOS WE HAVE FOR AUCTION A GROUP OF 6 VINTAGE POCKET RADIOS. THE RADIOS ARE; PRECOR GRAN PRIX MODEL NO. A100 GENERAL ELECTRIC MAGNAVOX MODEL NO. 89 SONY WM-F10--AM / FM CA

 

Victor Victrola VV-IV wind up phonograph 100% working. It winds up, plays records, stops, is a joy to use… what more can you ask from a 100-year-old record player? (These were made from 1911-1926) V