Up for bids are this set of mid 20's original literature. The "Simplicity of Radio" is from 1923 and includes information on radio per say, but all with a Crosley theme. (Nice, clean no writing or tea

 

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This vintage reproducer is from an Edison Amberola 30. It shows some wear but overall it appears to be in very good condition. The serial number is 220326. Delivery confirmation is included in the cos

 

Two RCA Radiotron, #45 tubes, with the globe/balloon glass envelope. These are of course exact equivalents to the UX245/UX-245, CX345/CX-345, 145, and 45 tubes. Used and tested on a Hickok TV-3 milita

 

I got this “General Electric AM Radio/Alarm Clock” out of a Maine estate I bought recently. It is a Model C-403B. The Serial number is 5105. It has 5 tubes. I did some research on the internet and

 

This auction consists of an earlier WE telephone type 102 was on the market for a short time.Has a round base and an F1 handset which might have been replaced.Solid phone in need of restoration.

 

Nice Signal Corps Telephone, by Conn. Tel & Elec Corp.It's in nice shape for it's age - all metal and heavy!. Ringer is nice and loud, and phone works as it should.Shows some wear, with the normal

 

This is a nice phone. It does show normal wear but works great. Bid with confidence.

 

First off, over the next 3 or four months, I will be selling off all the phones that I have here at our store that have been restored to working order. There are approx 60-70 of them plus parts I have

 

*I have a great deal of experience safely packaging and shipping phonographs and related items so please bid with confidence. Up for consideration is a green oak lid for use on a Model A Edison Home c