Nipkow Disc for Telehor Universal Receiver, c. 1930

Nipkow Disc for Telehor Universal Receiver, c. 1930 By "TeKaDe". Disc with double spiral for the horizontal 4:3 TeKaDe format, square punched holes, Ø 13 in., in paper sleeve marked "D". Nipkow-S

Early "System Telehor" Television Set, 1930 By "TeKaDe". Telehor universal receiver, consisting of bearing block with axle and phase adjustment, two lamp-holders with aperture, two Osram Telehor AU te

Philips 3500 Neon Lamp, c. 1930 For the use in combination with the Nipkow disc, an early experimental television supply, similar to the tubes used by John Logie Baird in his first television sets, on

2 Telephone Microphones and 1 Receiver 1) Universal Transmitter, J. Berliner, Hanover/Vienna, c. 1893, carbon grain microphone with carbon disc diaphragm, original lacquered papier-mâché hor

Frey Model 550 Radio Receiver, c. 1930 Frey Radio GmbH, Berlin. LW and MW, mains-powered, 2 tubes including 3NFW, wooden case, missing one leg. Radioempfänger Frey, Modell 550, um 1930 Frey Radio Gmb

Radiola 312 V Radio Receiver, c. 1930 Manufactured by Svenska Radioaktiebolaget (SRA), 4 tubes, inbuilt loudspeaker, 230 V AC, wooden case with side door. Rundfunkempfänger Radiola 312 V, um 1930

4 American Radio Receivers, c. 1930 1) Crosley Buddy Boy 58, Crosley Radio Corp., Cincinnati, 5 tubes, medium wave only, 110 volts AC, pressed wood case, chassis and speaker rusty, missing one knob, c

3 Telefunken Radio Receivers, c. 1930 1) Model 120W, 3 valves, MW + LW, mains-operated, metal and bakelite case. – 2) Arcolette model 3, 3 valves, MW + LW, metal case. – 3) Power supply for Arcol

Leica I Model C without Universal Mount, c. 1930/31 Leitz; Wetzlar. No. 49416, rare version of the first Leica for interchangeable lenses, with early and original non-standardized mount, matching Elma

3 Radio Receivers by Telefunken, c. 1930 1) Model 33WL, 4 valves, MW + LW, mains-operated, integrated speaker, bakelite case. – 2) Model 4A, 4 valves, MW + LW, battery-operated, for headphones, woo

Studio Camera with Universal-Heliar 4,5/30 cm, c. 1930 Neue Görlitzer Camera-Werke, Görlitz, Germany. Two-column camera with foot brake, for formats from 24 x 24 cm, camera extension up to 1

6 Radio Receivers 1) Huth E 93 WH, c. 1930, Signalbau Huth, Berlin, 4 tubes (missing), long wave and medium wave, for external loudspeaker, wood case. - 2) Saba 31W, c. 1931, 4 tubes, long wave and me

8 Calculating Clocks and Discs 1) Fowlers's Magnum Long Scale Calculator, c. 1930, Fowler & Co., Manchester, Ø 4 3/5 in., in leather case. - 2) Lord's Calculator, c. 1900, R. Waddington, Coventry

Complete Music System, c. 1930 Consisting of: 1) Philips. 5-tube receiver, model 2511, LW + MW, mains-operated, complete with all components. - 2) Philips. Loudspeaker, model 2007, bakelite, Ø 1

2 Philips Radios with Loudspeakers, c. 1930 1) Radio model 2531, four-tube receiver, long wave and medium wave, 110 to 240 volts AC, for external speaker, bakelite case. - 2) Loudspeaker model 2019, h

Complete Music System, c. 1930 Consisting of: 1) Philips. 5-tube receiver, model 2511, LW + MW, mains-operated, complete with all components. - 2) Philips. Loudspeaker, model 2007, bakelite, Ø 17 ¾

4 Radio Receivers and 4 Loudspeakers 1) Ordensmeister 3W (NEWO 329W), c. 1930, Lorenz, Berlin, 4 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-230 volts AC, for external loudspeaker, metal and bakelite housin

4 Radio Receivers 1) Radione WF3, c. 1931, Radione Radio Nikolaus Eltz, Austria, 4 tubes, medium wave only, 110-220 volts AC, metal cabinet, for external speaker. - 2) Meteor IIIW, c. 1930, Schneider-

"Nirona" Gramophone, c. 1930 German gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld. Inlaid wood case, with unusual reflex-tone horn, spring-driven, working, for discs of up to 10 in. diameter. Gra

French "Frog's" Coin Toss Game, c. 1930 Skill game with winning points (20 to 2000), for aiming metal discs (not included), painted wooden cabinet, cast-iron open-mouth frog as target, overall height

C. 1930, pressed steel, enclosed cab with opening doors, green painted tanker body, red chassis, disc wheels, rubber tires, dual wheels on rear, headlights and bumper. A favorite of the Junior series.

Various Radios and Parts 1) Max Stahl, Breslau (replicas); 2-tube receiver and 4-tube amplifier, oak cases, hinged, with all components and tubes. - 2) Schneider Opel PH 1, c. 1930, restored, some pap

c. 1930, cast iron, painted in red overall, features a green Weaver wrecker boom nickel lever and driver, disc wheels with painted centers, side stenciled "Wrecker." 12 1/2" l.

One Gallon Flat Can. Scarce C. 1930's One Gallon for Gulfpride Marine Motor Oils showing unique script with Gulf Disc graphic. A product of Gulf Refining Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. CONDITION: