Erla 5 Tube Battery Radio Receiver

Missing 1 tube. Measures approximately 23 1/2 inches wide, 11 1/2 inches wide, and 10 inches tall.

Measures approximately 25 3/4 inches wide, 7 1/2 inches deep, and 8 1/2 inches tall.

Case separating on one side. Measures approximately 20 1/4 inches wide, 9 inches deep, 8 1/4 inches tall.

Measures approximately 24 inches wide, 6 1/2 inches deep, and 7 inches tall.

Nora Luftwaffen-Koffer K62, c. 1943 Nora, Berlin. Portable radio receiver, 5 tubes, broadcast, long and short wave, mains or battery-operated, permanent magnet dynamic loudspeaker, wood case with 2 do

Case measures approximately 19 3/4 inches wide, 5 1/2 inches deep, and 6 inches tall.

Sonora Excellence 301 Radio, c. 1947 Sonora-Radio, Paris. 5-tube receiver, short wave, long wave and medium wave, mains operation 110-250 volts, built-in dynamic speaker, complete with tubes and back

LOT (3) INCLUDING (2) ATWATER KENT MODEL 35 "COFFIN" BATTERY RADIO RECEIVERS, C.1926, HEIGHT 5 1/2"; WIDTH 17" AND ATWATER KENT MODEL R SPEAKER, HORN, HEIGHT 16"

Swiss Radio Receiver by Zellweger, 1925 Zellweger AG, Uster. 4-tube battery receiver, Marconi patent, LW + MW. Schweizer Radioempfänger von Zellweger, 1925 Zellweger AG, Uster. 4-Röhren-Batterieempf

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

Round Ekco A.C. 76 Superhet Radio Receiver, c. 1935 Ekco, E.K. Cole Ltd., Southend-on-Sea, England. 5 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 200-250 volts AC, dynamic speaker, round bakelite case, complete

Safar Model 527 B Radio Receiver, c. 1948 Società Anonima Fabbricazione Apparecchi Radiofonici, Milan, 5 tubes, medium wave and short wave, 110-220 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, plastic housing,

4 Large Radio Receivers 1) Telefunken 342 WL, c. 1932, Milan, Italy, 5 tubes, medium wave only, mains operation, built-in loudspeaker, wood "cathedral" case, complete with tubes and rear panel, rotary

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

2 Early Radio Receivers 1) Dio IV radio recceiver, 1926. Nederlandsche Industriekantoor, Amsterdam. 4 tubes, battery-powered, oak case. - And: 2) Erres, Den Haag. 4 tubes, battery-powered, desktop de

4 Radio Receivers in Bakelite Cases Mains-operated, with integrated loudspeakers. 1) Brandt LW80, 1933, made by Roland Brandt, Berlin, 4 tubes. - 2) Telefunken 343W, 1933, 5 tubes. - 3) Mende M225W, 1

9 Small Radio Receivers 1) Astor 5, c. 1935, France, 5 tubes, LW and MW, all-current set, 110-220 volts, dynamic loudspeaker, wood case, complete with tubes and rear panel. - 2) Philetta BF102U, c. 19

'4 Telefunken Radio Receivers, c. 1929 1) Model 4A, 4 tubes, battery-operated, for external loudspeaker, wood case with lid. - 2) Model 31W, 4 tubes, mains operation, for external loudspeaker, metal c

4 Radio Receivers and 2 Loudspeakers 1) Philips 830AS, c. 1933, 5 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 103-253 volts AC, bakelite case, magnetic speaker system. - 2) Siemens & Halske, model Protos Rfe25,

3 Radio Receivers 1) "Philips B5X62A", 1956, Philips Netherlands, 9 tubes, 4 wavebands, 110-245 volts AC, 2 built-in speakers, magic eye. - 2) "B&O Mini 509K", 1951, Bang & Olufsen, Denmark, 5 tubes,

Swiss Radio Receiver by Favarger & Co, c. 1926 Favarger & Co S.A., Neuchatel. Marconi-licensed construction, 4 tubes (not included), battery-powered, for external speaker, wood cabinet with 2 doors. A

NSF Model M4 Radio Receiver, 1926 Nederlandsche Seintoestellen Fabriek, Hilversum. 4 tubes, LW + MW, battery-operated, for external loudspeaker, chest-shaped wood case, three-section aluminum front w

4 Kit Radios, c. 1929 1) France, 5 tubes (1 tube missing), battery-operated, large oak case, width 25 ½ in. - 2) Probably Germany, 6 tubes, mains operation, walnut case, width 22 in. - 3) Germany, 4

2 Pilot Super Wasp Radio Receivers, c. 1928 Pilot Radio & Tube Corporation, USA. Broadcast and SW, for external speakers. 1) Pilot Super Wasp, battery-operated, missing tubes, with 1 set of antenna co