Federal Type 61 Radio, 1923

FEDERAL TYPE 61 RADIO RECEIVER Federal type 61 Radio Receiver, by the Federal telephone and telegraph company, Buffalo N.Y. Size: 24 x 12 x 16"

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

This radio was built by the C. D. Tuska Company of Hartford, CT some time around 1923. Serial no. 18127. It's a 3 tube superdyne set; a nice early piece of Connecticut radio history. Dimensions: H 7"

Marconiphone Floor Model Mahogany Tube Type Floor Model Radio, Model 23, 1923, with an internal speaker, on tapered square legs, H.- 43 1/4 in., W.- 17 1/4 in., D.- 12 3/4 in. Provenance: Property fro

Three Radio Horn-Type Loudspeakers 1) Model Gueulard Type A (grand modèle), c. 1922, Le Las Téléphones, Paris, Ø 14 1/5 in. - 2) Model 10-D, c. 1923, Western Electric Company Inc.,

Issuer United StatesPeriod Federal republic (1776-date)Type Standard circulation coinYears 1965-1970(1785-date)Composition Billon (.400 silver)Weight 11.5 gDiameter 30.61 mmThickness 2.15 mmShape Roun

1899 $1 Silver Certificate Black Eagle FR 228 Fine, 1917 $1 Legal Tender FR38 VF, 1923 $1 Silver Certificate FR 237 XF/AU, 1907 $5 Woodchopper Legal Tender FR91 VG/F, $5 1914 Federal Reserve Note FR 8

Radio & speaker (2), Federal, Model A-10, wood, c.1925, Exc cosmetic cond, untested, comes w/Atwater Kent Type E2 loudspeaker & copy of instructions, 11.5"H x 24"W x 12"D, speaker 16"H x 13"W.

Vintage 1953 Crosley D-25 Series AM Tube Type Radio with alarm clock - Chartreuse

1 Wooden Tube Type Radio, no apparent markings, appears very complete except no speaker available, cloth cord

1930's-40's from estate not tested as plug wire looks rough looks complete? see pics

16-1/2" x 8". Wooden case

5 tube design broadcast table radio with black modern plastic chassis. Serial No. 247722. Circa. 1947 Dimensions: 10.00 " W x 6.50 " H x 6.00 "D; 

Federal radio, Model #1040TR, ca. 1947, cardboard backing is damaged, working. 6 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 5 3/4''

A 20th century EGM Art Deco Radio. Tube type radio in a Chrome plated case with painted wooden base. Some wear, minor damage, working order when cataloged. 12" high. ESTIMATE $800-1200

Original period photos - ca late 1920's Moon with logo embossed, 7 - Moon, 4 - Diana, 25 Type 61, 1921 Cadillac, 25 ca 1926 Buick, eleven Duesenberg, Stutz, Cord and approx 27 Dodge

30-Watt 30W.S.a. Transmitter, 1939 German military World War II vehicular-type radio transmitter, developed by Telefunken, various manufacturers, 6 tubes, medium wave transmitter for range 1.12-3 MHz,

CDV Photograph Orientalist Man Portrait Barbarin, Schier & Schoefft c.1870 type="radio"> Terms of Sale Description Dimension: 6 x 10 cm Reserve: $65.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of

4th-3rd century B.C. Group comprising: mixed issues and types. 61 grams total. Acquired on the UK art market. Property of a South London gentleman.[13, No Reserve]

The New World Globus Radio Type 700, 1933 No. 90586, by Colonial Radio Corporation, Buffalo, USA. Designed by Raymond Loewy. Bakelite base and globe, gold-painted continents, chromed metal equator ri

The New World Globus Radio Type 700, 1933 Colonial Radio Corporation, Buffalo, N.Y. Design patent no. 90586, designed Raymond Loewy, black bakelite base and globe, gold-painted continents, chrome-plat

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.

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

Type TV22 Bakelite TV produced by Bush Radio, London, UK ca. 1950s. Overall good visual condition, with some color flaking of the rim around the glass screen, working condition untested. Height: 40 cm