A Pam Valve Radio Receiver,

Cosmos Radiophone Type VR4, 1925 Rare English 3-valve radio receiver, serial no. 323750, manufactured by "Metropolitan-Vickers", molded ebonite body, nickel-plated fittings, 3 Cosmos SP18 valves on st

Phywe 4-Valve Radio Receiver, c. 1928 Phywe AG Göttingen. 4 valves: 1 x Telefunken RE034 and 3 x Valvo A408, wood case with ebonite front. 4-Röhren-Radioempfänger Phywe, um 1928 Phywe AG Göttin

An AJS 'Type F' wireless receiver table-top valve radio, in a fitted oak case with BBC label, manufactured by A.J. Stevens motorcycles at Wolverhampton, England 1924. Approx 19 1/2" x 17 3/4" x 12"

French "5-Lamp Piano" Radio Receiver by Ducretet, Paris 5 valves (4 original, 1 replica), LW and MW, battery, for earphones, wood case with ebonite front, height 17 ½ in. Inside without wiring, proba

Atwater Kent "Breadboard" Radio Receiver, 1922 Type 3, American 2-valve detector receiver (2 x UV-200), MW, battery, for loudspeaker, width 18 ½ in. Very good condition, original mounting. Radi

Telefunken Model 653 WL "Bayreuth" Radio Receiver, 1934 Telefunken Deutschland (TFK). Six-valve mains receiver, alternating-current supply (AC) with 110-240 volts, broadcast (MW) and long wave, high-q

French Radio Receiver with Horn-Type Loudspeaker, c. 1925 Two-valve receiver (Philips B405 and B406), 2 swivel coils, vertical loudspeaker. – In addition: 16 plug-in coils. Französischer Radioemp

French "4-Lamp Piano" Radio Receiver by Ducretet/ Paris, 1923 4 valves, LW and MW, battery, for earphones or speaker, wood case with ebonite front, 2 plug-in coils, height 16 ½ in. – In addition:

Nora "Sunflower" Radio Receiver, 1930 Berlin, model W3L, bakelite case (without damage), 4 valves, mains-operated, integrated speaker, height 15 ¾ in. Rundfunkempfänger Nora "Sonnenblume", 1930

Belcanto Radio Receiver, 1928 Radio-Amato, Otto Lootze, Berlin. No. 75490, licensed by Telefunken, battery-powered, 3 valves, 2 swivel coils, bakelite case in good condition. Radio-Empfänger Belcan

2 American Radio Receivers 1) RCA Radiola III radio, 1924, American broadcast receiver, 2 valves, battery. – And: 2) Crosley radio with amplifier, 1924, by Crosley Radio Co., Ohio, USA, radio type 5

2 French Radio Receivers 1) Radio SNR model Excelsior 55, c. 1955, S.N.R., Paris, 6 valves, long wave, medium wave and several shortwave bands, mains-powered, magic eye, dynamic loudspeaker, metal cas

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

2 Early Radio Receivers, c. 1924 1) Oak case, ebonite front, 2 swivel coils, 4 valves (4 x KC1), width 16 ½ in. – And: 2) Oak case with drawer, 3 swivel coils, 4 valves (Philips A409, A415 and 2 x

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

German WWII Ulrich Radio Monitoring Receiver, 1943 Made by Telefunken. Serial no. 2072, Type Fu.H.E.u1, SW receiver with 5 wave ranges (750 kHz to 25 MHz), 9 valves (RV2P800), half-circle scale, batte

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

Telefunken Type T9W Radio with Loudspeaker, 1928 5-valve receiver, mains-powered, MW and LW, for loudspeaker, desktop-style wood case, width 21 in. The most complex Telefunken radio from the 1920s.

Telefunken Type T9W Radio with Loudspeaker, 1928 Five-valve receiver, mains-powered, MW and LW, for loudspeaker, desktop-style wood case, width 21 in., one switch at the front broken. The most complex

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

Philips 930A Radio, c. 1932 4-valve 1-circuit mains receiver, LW and MW, nice case, with Swedish license decal. Radio Philips 930A, um 1932 4-Röhren-Empfänger für Netzbetrieb, LW und MW, gut erhalt

Audion Detector Receiver Maker unknown, early American radio model, wood case, with ceramic resistance and replica DeForest Ultraudion valve in gooseneck mounts. - Note: A most unusual and attractive

2 Saba Bakelite Radios and Speakers, c. 1932 1) Saba receiver model 310W, 4 valves, LW + MW, mains-operated. – 2) Saba speaker model Dino P. – 3) Telefunken receiver model 122W, 3 valves, LW + MW

"Siemens & Halske Type RFE 22" Radio, 1927 Oak case with sloping black ebonite control panel, 4 valve: RE 034, RE 134, RE 154, 1 x illegible, filaments intact, battery receiver, good condition. Steilp