German WWII Horst C Radio Monitoring Receiver, 1942

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

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

Wooden WWII four tube broadcast receiver. c. 1942 Dimensions: 12.25 " W x 8.00 " H x 6.75 "D; 

Three German Radio Receivers, c. 1932 1) Tefag model 315 W, Telephon-Fabrik AG vorm. J. Berliner, four tubes, long wave and medium wave, alternating current supply 110, 125, 150 or 220 volts, electrod

World War II era German radio receiver, 13.5 in. high x 19 in. wide x 8.5 in. deep; although very heavy, 42 lbs. actually, it is meant for use in the field and on the move. Designed to be mounted on a

Medium-Wave Walter Receiver of the German Wehrmacht, c. 1942 Model MW.E.c, developed by Telefunken, various manufacturers, 9 tubes, frequency coverage 830-3000 kHz in two ranges, battery-operated (12/

WWII US Army Emerson RBZ Receiver Type CEX-10172, c. 1942 Consisting of receiver, power pack and "Skull cap" earphone, in canvas bag. - In addition: Second receiver in lower condition for spare parts.

UNUSED GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE. U-BOAT BADGE MADE by C.E.JUNCKER, POLISHED A Kriegsmarine U-boat war badge with a gilded gold finish, produced between 1940 and 1942. It features a classic Tombak desi

WWII German Field Telephone And Handheld Telephone Cable Reel With Receiver. WWII German Field Telephone, Marked ST And Co, 14225 1939, WGA 30, Hausstelle, Sprechen Nur Im Horst (Home Office, Speak On

4 German Radio Receivers in Bakelite Cases Mains-operated, with integrated loudspeakers. 1) Saba 310W, c. 1932, 4 tubes. - 2) Mende type 156, System Günther, c. 1934, 2 tubes. - 3) Seibt 325, c. 1935

'4 Tefi Radios and Sound Tape Players, c. 1950-60 Tefi-Apparatebau Porz bei Köln. 1) Tefi "Dwarf" radio receiver, 1947 onwards, a rare German miniature radio, only 5 9/10.in. wide model GWZ 131, 3 va

The lot includes a rare German silver and blue enamel Civil Pilot Badge, instituted on April 1st, 1936; and a silver Civil Radio Operator's badge. Both marked on the back: "C.E. Juncker Berlin SW." Di

Portable Receiver Torn. E.b. "Berta" of the German Wehrmacht, c. 1942 Developed by Telefunken, various manufacturers, 4 tubes (RV2P800), frequency coverage 97-7095 kHz in eight ranges, battery-operate

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

WWII era 800 silver presentation plate by C.G. Hallberg, Stockholm, 1938, with German engraving to the foot which reads "Erntehilfe, Sommer 1942, Christinenthal (Harvest Aid, Summer 1942, Christenthal

WWII 1942 German Messerschmitt ME 109E Spotter Recognition Fighter Plane. These planes were produced by the Cruver Mfg. Co of Chicago, IL as indicated by the c inside the circle. They were used by mil

4 German Radio Receivers 1) "Mende 180W", 1932, Mende & Co. GmbH, Dresden, 5 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-240 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, bakelite case in good condition, complete with tub

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 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

Ingelen Geographic US537W Radio Receiver, c. 1936 Elektrotechnische Fabrik Ing. Ludwig Neumann GmbH, Vienna. 5 tubes, long wave, medium wave and short wave, mains operation (110-240 volts AC), built-i

Marconiphone V2A Radio Receiver, c. 1923 Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd., Great Britain. 2 tubes, long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphones or low-frequency amplifier, 3 tuning

Ingelen Geographic 39W Radio Receiver, c. 1938 Elektrotechnische Fabrik Ing. Ludwig Neumann GmbH, Vienna. Five tubes, long wave, medium wave and short wave, mains operation (110-240 volts), built-in l

Marconiphone V2A Radio Receiver, c. 1923 Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd., Great Britain. "Long Range Model", 2 tubes (2 x Marconi DER), long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphone

Marconiphone V3 Radio Receiver, c. 1923 Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd., Great Britain. 3 tubes (R22 and 2 Cosmos SP18RR), long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphones or low-freq