"Radio-Aegla" French Detector Receiver, 1924

Zenith Model Super VII Radio Receiver, c. 1924 Zenith Radio Corp., Chicago. 6 tubes, medium wave only, battery-operation, for external loudspeaker, wood cabinet, length 44 in., complete with tubes and

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

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

Four French Radio Receivers, 1950s 1) Océanic 49, ITT Océanic, Paris, six tubes, long wave, medium wave and two short waves, 110-245 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, wood case. - 2) Ondia 5650

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

Early French 4-Tube Radio Receiver, c. 1927 Unmarked, battery-operated, for external loudspeaker, 2 swivel coils, mahogany case with lid, handwritten plan with data of the broadcasting stations in the

A.J.S. Type F Radio, c. 1924 English receiver, manufactured by A.J. Stevens & Co. Ltd., Wolverhampton, 4 tubes, 2 swivel coils, LW + MW, mahogany case, with BBC stamp. Radio A.J.S. Type F, um 1924 Eng

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

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:

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

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

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

Group of Detector Radios, Headphones, Accessories and Additional Parts, c. 1920-60 1) Small detector receiver, Sweden, circular case, with crystal and Ericsson 2000-ohm headphones. - 2) Detector radio

Radio Modulateur Brigille by Ducretet, Paris, 1926 Model RM7, French 7-valve receiver, battery, 3 wave ranges, 7 plug-in coils, for loudspeaker, wood case with 2 doors and drawer. Very rare! Radio Duc

Group of four (4) Mid Century tube radios. Features: one brown Bakelite Motorola radio (measures 7" x 12" x 7"); one 1950s Areso bakelite French red radio (having some damage, measures 7" x 10" x 7.5"

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"

1924 Crosley Radio Corp.; Cincinnati (OH) Broadcast Receiver - or past WW2 Tuner..This is a 1924 Crosley Model 52 AM receiver. It is battery powered, has 3 tubes, and is a regenerative receiver. The f

A massive and sophisticated 6-tube receiver. This is one of the most impressive sets in this auction. These sets were introduced in 1924 and employed three stages of radio amplification and two stages

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

Round Ekco AD75 Radio Receiver, 1940 Ekco, E.K. Cole Ltd., Southend-on-Sea, England. Four tubes, long wave and medium wave, all current - 200-250 volts, dynamic speaker, round bakelite case, complete

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

Round Ekco A22 Radio Receiver, 1945 Ekco, E.K. Cole Ltd., Southend-on-Sea, England. Four tubes, three wave ranges, 200-250 volts AC, dynamic speaker, round bakelite case, complete with tubes and rear

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

Ducretet RM7 Radio Receiver, 1925 Radio-Modulateur Brigille RM7, Ducretet Paris, 7 tubes, interchangeable plug-in coils, MW + LW, for battery and external loudspeaker, wood case with 2 doors, opening