ceceverywhere Store Prev Stop Play Next UP FOR AUCTION/SALE IS: (1) VINTAGE BELL SYSTEM WESTERN ELECTRIC ROTARY DESK PHONE - WORKING AGE: UNKNOWN **PLEASE SEE & ENLARGE PICTURES FOR MORE DETAILED

 

Four Pin Plug in Coils Here is a set of eight old school plug in coils, from Shortwave and Television Labs of Boston, probably back in the 1930s. Great for a regen receiver project. Standard UX 4 pin

 

I don't know whether to list this item as used or new.... it and another tube (which is also on ebay) were in a box with "new" handwritten on the box..... so I'm not sure there was no original box or

 

1930's Bell Black rotary desk phone. Missing dial cover otherwise in very good working condition. Usual minor wear but no deep scratches or cracks Please email if you have any questions on this item.

 

THIS IS A VINTAGE FIRESTONE 4-A-88 RECORD PLAYER....THIS RECORD PLAYER WAS MADE BY THE "FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER Co. AKRON,OHIO U.S.A. ...THE RECORD PLAYER PLAYS 33 1/3..45..78 SIZED RECORDS...I PLUG

 

SYLVANIAMODEL 4307M VINTAGE TURNTABLE

 

Condition: Western electric bell system phone. This has not been tested but it should work. It is in overall good condition with some minor wear and scuff marks. The cord has no breaks. Fast shipping

 

Hopefortomorrow store DescriptionNot sure if it works.Check out the other electronics I have listed.Buying as is. Thanks for looking :)

 

a1webguy Store ANTIQUE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WOODEN WALL MOUNT TELEPHONE APPEARS TO BE A PORCELAIN DIAL WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON FACE MISSING HAND SET. INSIDES NOT CLEANED MAY CONTAIN MOUSE PARTICULATES. DOU

 

Here is GE's first transistor radio, a GE 676 from 1955 for your consideration! please see the picture I took for comparison with a Regency TR-1, seems like GE copied a bit from Regency...right! Of co