Battery operated portable 6 1/2" X 3 1/4" x 4 1/4". I could not test it since it runs on apparently obsolete battery types: Airline #62-23 D or A (1.5 volt) and Airline #62-43 or 62-10 B (67.5 volt).

 

These items came from a large collection the owner acquired over the years. Sold as is as found with no implied warranty. Shipping: Postage rates are estimates, actual cost invoiced. USPS Priority Mai

 

Set of 5 x PL36 Valves Equivalent: 25E5, 25F7 4 x Mullard, 1 x unknown make. Tested on an AVO CT-160 valve tester: Valve 1: Ia=91.8 mA ; gm=15 mA/VValve 2: Ia=87.1 mA ; gm=15 mA/VValve 3: Ia=96.2 mA ;

 

This is sold AS IS. Record players were before my time so I do not know anything about them. As far as I know it may be an easy fix. I plug it in and it starts to spin, but it makes a humming noise. T

 

Three exceptional examples of "off brand" Japanese transistor radio technology from the 1960s. All in VERY FINE condition and all are in perfect working order. Period design. From an estate with a num

 

Here is a great looking tube radio from the 1950's. This is a model R-615 .The radio plays great and sounds great .This is a 6 tube set so it picks up the weakest of stations.The case has been nicely

 

Up for Auction from Estate, Original Circa 1917 Original Gold Tone Brunswick Ultona Tone Double Reproducer Model 117 for Parts in Found Condition, some signs of usage and age, "Head is Frozen to Tone

 

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Offered here is a Vintage 1960's era Automatic Electric Rotary Dial Monophone in turquoise blue. This telephone was manufactured in Northlake Illinois when the US still manufactured items here. This p

 

In excellent condition, not mint, but you have to look closely to see the nicks in the paint from light use, no chips or cracks or repairs to the case. Radio works well, receives many stations around