Goblin Time Spot Radio S 25 Radio Receiver, c. 1947

Goblin Time Spot Radio S 25 Radio Receiver, c. 1947 British Vacuum Cleaner, Leatherhead. Radio alarm clock with synchronous electric clock, five tubes, mains operation, built-in dynamic loudspeaker, t

Sonora Excellence 301 Radio, c. 1947 Sonora-Radio, Paris. 5-tube receiver, short wave, long wave and medium wave, mains operation 110-250 volts, built-in dynamic speaker, complete with tubes and back

German WWII Horst C Radio Monitoring Receiver, 1942 Telefunken. No. 215935, Type Fu.H.E.c, SW receiver with 4 wave ranges (3.75-25.8 MHz), 10 valves (RV2P800), full-circle scale, battery-operated, rep

'Radio with Preamplifier and Main Receiver, c. 1960 1) Radio receiver FM E.N.B., made by A. Charlin, Paris. - 2) Preamplifier E.N.B., made by A. Charlin, Paris. - And: 3) Main receiver TL/25, made by

'4 Tefi Radios and Sound Tape Players, c. 1950-60 Tefi-Apparatebau Porz bei Köln. 1) Tefi "Dwarf" radio receiver, 1947 onwards, a rare German miniature radio, only 5 9/10.in. wide model GWZ 131, 3 va

Wooden WWII four tube broadcast receiver. c. 1942 Dimensions: 12.25 " W x 8.00 " H x 6.75 "D; 

Four tube plastic broadcast receiver. Philco Philadelphia, PA, USA c.1948. Dimensions: 11.50 " W x 7.25 " H x 7.00 "D; 

Atwater Kent broadcast receiver in metal case with brown plastic knobs, with type E speaker. c. 1926 Dimensions: : 17.00 " W x 5.25 " H x 7.25 "D; : 15.25 " W x 18.00 " H x 5.00 "D. Speaker fabric app

Round Ekco AC 76 Superhétérodyne Radio Receiver, c. 1935 Ekco Radio, Bruxelles. Five tubes, long wave and medium wave, 210-250 volts AC, dynamic speaker, round bakelite case, complete with t

Loewe OE333 Radio Receiver, c. 1927 Loewe-Radio, Berlin-Friedenau. No. 4150, local receiver with multi-function tube 3NF, filament tested, 2 plug-in coils and original battery cable. - A highly sought

Emor Radio Receiver, c. 1948 Futuristic British radio in the form of a chrome globe on a stand, made by Emor Radio Company, London. 5 tubes, broadcast and short wave, dynamic loudspeaker in the upper

Rare HMV Type 900 Television and Radio Receiver with Mirror Lid, c. 1936 His Master's Voice, Hayes, Middlesex, Great Britain. Serial no. H/1 10042, 6/4 Emiscope picture tube, 14-inch screen with black

Radio, Detrola, Model 568-1, metal, c.1947, Exc wkg cond, 7"H x 11.5"W x 7.5"D.

Radio, Stewart Warner, Model 9014E, Catalin, brown & yellow, c.1947, Exc wkg cond, missing back panel, 8"H x 13"W x 7"D.

Radio, Addison, Model L2, painted Bakelite, two-tone baby blue & ivory, c.1947, Good cosmetic cond w/orig back panel, radio plays but tuner is froze, 6"H x 10.5"W x 5"D.

Radio, Setchell Carlson, Model 427 "Big Frog Eyes", plastic, marbled maroon & ivory, c.1947, Exc wkg cond, 8"H x 12.5"W x 7.5"D.

8 Small Radio Receivers Except for DKE 38 B, all for mains-operation. 1) Super SH467W, c. 1948, Siemens & Halske. - 2) Sagitta 363 BD363A, c. 1956, Philips Radios, Germany. - 3) 2K47-U71, c. 1948, Sch

4 Kit Radios, c. 1930 1) France, 6 tubes (B443, RE084, A441, A415, C9 und A425), 5 Intecra coils, battery-operated, large light oak case, pertinax front, width 25 in. - 2) 8 tubes (4 Telefunken RE074)

4 Kit Radios, c. 1929 1) France, 5 tubes (1 tube missing), battery-operated, large oak case, width 25 ½ in. - 2) Probably Germany, 6 tubes, mains operation, walnut case, width 22 in. - 3) Germany, 4

Radios (2), Coronado, Model 43-8190, (1) marbled blue & black & (1) repainted white & blue, c.1947, both VG wkg cond, 7.5"H x 9"W x 6"D.

(2) Rare Golden Age radios: an RCA Victor Model T56 broadcast receiver with Art Deco cabinet, c. 1940; and an Atwater Kent Model 944 cathedral-type broadcast receiver, c. 1934. Provenance: Property fr

Radios (2), both RCA-Victor, Model 4-X-553, plastic, green & gold, c.1955, VG orig cosmetic wkg cond, plays well, 6.5"H x 10"W x 6"D & Model 75X11, plastic, maroon & gold, c.1947, VG+ orig wkg cond, 8

3 English Tube Radios 1) Lamplugh Radio, Lamplugh Ltd., Birmingham. 2-valve battery receiver, chest-type case with lid and 2 battery compartments, c. 1926. – 2) Pye model 350 All Electric radio, by

Paul Seide Frosted Radio Light USA, c. 1989hand-blown satin glass with neon or argon gas 9.75 h × 20 w × 19.5 d in (25 × 51 × 50 cm) 7.75 h × 11.75 w × 11.5 d i