AMERICAN TACTICAL RECEIVER

American Tactical INC GSG-16 .22 LR Carbine

A SSR-5 B Receiver, American, Mid-20th century, serial no. 2052, with pickup coil, together with a telesonic receiver, serial no 5584 audio amplifier with loop, used for telephone intercepts, the whol

American Radio Receiver by Emerson, c. 1935 Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp., New York. Model 107 Ch = U-6-C, six tubes, three wavebands, all current 115 volts, dynamic speaker, oval wood case, comple

A RBZ Portable Miniature Receiver, American, circa 1943, 2-5.8MHz model, plus battery box, each stencilled STAP 3690, with leads, together in canvas satchel with carrying strap, receiver 9in x 3in x 2

A RBZ 5-13 Mc/s Portable Miniature Receiver, American, circa 1943, in painted green Bakelite case , waterproof case with battery box, together leads, headphones and 'restricted instructions' manual, i

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

3 American Radio Receivers 1) Radio Lamp Model 100, c. 1935, Radio Lamp Company, Chicago, 5 tubes, medium wave only, 110-120 volts AC, with upturned speaker, brass case, lampshade added. - 2) Crosley

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

Scott Allwave 12 DeLuxe Chrome Chassis Radio Receiver, c. 1932 Scott Radio Labs., Chicago. No. F-184, American radio receiver, built-in unit, 12 tubes including one Wunderlich tube, short wave and med

Brass telephone with black receiver. American Bell Telephone Company, Pat. 1889-92. Oak door bell with push button. Along with a framed phone "directory". Phone measures 10 1/2 inches.

Card Receiver-American Brilliant Cut Glass-2.75"X6.75" Hobstar, Strawberry Diamond and Fan Motif - Sterling Silver Stand

Guglielmo Marconi (Italian, 1874-1937). Wireless telegraph set including a transmitter, receiver, and American Bell headphones. With various labels from Sears, Roebuck, & Co., Turney, and Wayland Radi

Radio Grebe Synchrophase MU1, 1926 Grebe, A.H. & Co., Richmond Hill. American five-valve receiver, broadcast only, three dials synchronized via a chain, wood case with lid, bakelite front. Radio Grebe

An American Victorian Aesthetic movement brass card receiver attributed to Charles Parker circa 1880. Ht: 31.5" Wd: 14"

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

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

Stromberg-Carlson radio receiver No. 240-R. American, Early 20th Century. Art Nouveau style radio, with settings for short wave, broadcast, and aircraft, glass top. Radio has been tested, works, and e

American Speaking Telephone Co. subscriber set, with Edison carbon transmitter and Phelps pony crown receiver, Ca. 1879. Marked " The / American Speaking / Telephone Co. / New York" on the writing she

American Electric Telephone Co.Candlestick Phone with Receivercirca 1900brass, bakelitemarked "American Electric Telephone Co., Chicago, ILL., Pat. Apld. for, B16380U"11 1/4 x 7 1/2 x 7 1/2

Western-Electric CompanyDonut Wall Phone with Receivercirca 1895metal, bakelitewith American Bell Telephone Company partsmarked "Western-Electric Company/A.B.T. Co./Property of the American Bell

(lot of 3) David Anderson (American, b. 1946), Studies for Sculptures (Plate Receiver #4 and Untitleds), 1972-1974, set of three oil sticks and watercolor on paper, each signed and dated, overalls (wi

This is an original, handmade Vigilante Tactical bowie knife from the Montana Territory Knives of Bozeman, Montana. The knife has been forged from D2 Tool Steel with an applied black powder coat and a

Pioneer SX990 Stereo Receiver 1970

American SSTR-1 Clandestine Radio Set, c. 1942 Manufacturer: RCA, with improvements by Radio Development & Research Corporation. Consisting of: receiver SSR-1-G, transmitter SST-1-E (with universal ba