Mr.Majestic1 Store Vintage Silvertone Radio Dial Glass & Bezel. Used on six 1936 Silvertone models. Vintage Silvertone Radio Dial Glass and Bezel. Used on six 1936 Silvertone models. Up for bids i

 

4 x California Aircheck Jingle Depot CD's as follows: CD1 - KERN, Bakersfield KERN and KAFY were the legendary Top 40 stations for Bakersfield California in the 70's. KERN flipped to Top 40 from Adult

 

Crosley Model 9-103 AM Table Radio~1949 Crosley Model 9-103 AM Table Radio~1949Really clean post-war Crosley model 9-103 table radio, features 6 tube operation, slide rule style tuning, 3 position ton

 

UNIT IS IN GREAT SHAPE FOR ITS AGE LOOKS LIKE NEW OLD STOCK... WAY COOL...YOU WONT FIND MANY OF THESE AROUND! WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET...GOOD LUCK! SHIPS TO US ONLY!!!

 

Vintage mechanical pencil for dialing rotary phones. This is marked Bell System KS8300 and is something a telephone operator would use "back in the day" of rotary phones and live operators at a centra

 

This is a SYLVANIA tube AM radio with a neat Lime Green color of yesteryear. I had a minor tune up performed and replaced the cord as the old cord wasn't safe. It now plays as it should. I think this

 

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All the books are in fair condition with an occasional torn page or smudge. Radioman's Guide copyright 1942 Vol #1 copyright 1929, printed 1936 Vol #2 copyright 1929, printed 1931 Vol #3 copyright 192

 

The first patent for a rotary dial was awarded to Almon Brown Strowger in 1892. The early forms of a rotary dial used lugs on a finger plate instead of holes and the pulse train was generated without

 

Old Brass Telephone Door Locks