TP-6-A telephone built for the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Dated November 1951. Manufactured by the Connecticut Telephone and Electric Company. Schematic is riveted to the base. Inside looks like a Wester

 

This is a relatively new Crosley Radio. It includes a 3 CD changer, cassette tape player, record player (78, 33 1/3, 45) AM, FM Radio. The only reason I'm selling it, is because I just don't have the

 

all original aluminum phone booth glass is all good light works can ship or you pick up 847-561-4110

 

You are bidding on this Vintage PHILCO MODEL 90 ORIGINAL ON OFF SWITCH ASSEMBLY , FROM CHASSIS PARTING OUT. Winner pays $3 Postage IN USA. OR Email me for a shipping quot to your zip code or location,

 

Nice pair of type 45 output tubes. Found in the original boxes and I believe they are new but you be the judge. Test very strong on my Jackson tester with no shorts or leakage detected.Result 94% on b

 

This is believed to be an early telephone central station switching device, it is marked " Fay & Scott " on the ends of the cast iron stands, there are several numbers marked on the cast iron stan

 

NOS.Tests good.

 

“The Wireless Age”, Magazine , Dec 1917 , (B122913-104) Old Magazine from the Very Early Days of Radio. Note: Binding on edge worn with sections of paper missing. Shows signs of wear. The Magazine

 

HERE’S A GREAT WALL DISPLAY PIECE - AN ORIGINAL ZENITH ADVERTISING THERMOMETER IN A POLISHED METAL FRAME. THE GLASS BUBBLE LOOKS LIKE SOMETHING FROM THE CLASSIC PAM CLOCKS OF THE ERA AND IS IN PERFE

 

UP FOR BID A COOL OLD RINGER BOX , HAS WESTERN ELECTRIC , CHICAGO ,NEW YORK STAMPED ON THE TOP IT ALSO HAS TYPE 259 A STAMPED ON THE TOP .WOOD AND BOX ARE IN VERY NICE CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. APPX 6 x