Isaria Type N3 Radio, 1924

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

American. Day-Fan manufactured radios from 1922 to 1924. Solid wood cabinet with painted metal face. Includes "Ultra" horn speaker. Tagged, "The Dayton Fan & Motor Co. Dayton Ohio, Type No. 5106 Seria

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"

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

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

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

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,

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

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

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.

This 'Amplion' speaker was made by a company called Alfred Graham & Co of London and was designed as a radio amplifier for the domestic market in the 1920's. It was marketed not only as a piece of tec

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"

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

Andia Parrot Radio Loudspeaker, 1924 By Doulton & Co. for Artandia Ltd. Turquoise pottery parrot with Amplion speaker system, height 13 ¾ in. Keramik-Lautsprecher Andia Parrot, 1924 Hersteller: Doult

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

(Crosley) Model 51-SD. No tubes.

This Atwater Kent Model 30 is a 5-tube receiver; four tubes are present. Coils are present. The included speaker is an Atwater Kent type E3 radio speaker, an attractive cast metal speaker, with a comb

Plastic post-war broadcast receiver Dimensions: 14.75 " W x 10.00 " H x 6.50 "D; 

A Pair of Atwater Kent Type E Radio Speaker. Both appear to be rewired 18" x 14.5: x 5"

Atwater Kent broadcast receiver in metal case with brown plastic knobs, with type E speaker. c. 1926 Dimensions: : 17.00 " W x 5.25 " H x 7.25 "D; : 15.25 " W x 18.00 " H x 5.00 "D. Speaker fabric app