Hammarlund HQ-129-X Radio Receiver

Hammarlund HQ-129X Ham Radio Receiver. Normal age related wear. Untested.

Late 1940's Hammarlund HQ-120 Receiver. Good Overall Condition, untested.

1950's Army/ Navy Super Pro Radio Receiver by Hammarlund Mfg Co. Used, some wear, untested. Please, Note, That this item is very heavy.

Hammarlun Ham Radio Receiver HQ-145A . Normal age related wear. Untested.

Hammarlun Ham Radio Receiver HQ-145A . Normal age related wear. Untested.

Single conversion general coverage receiver. Used, shows wear, no back panel, untested.

Beautiful and rare Wave Radio Corp. early radio with attractive volt control on front panel, paired with a Trimm Home Speaker. Radio contains three intact early tubes and the remains of two broken tub

160 Triodes for Early Radio Receivers 1) 1 x RE 124 - 2) 1 x RE 054 - 3) 2 x RE 084K - 4) 6 x RE 074 - 5) 1 x RE 114 - 6) 10 x RE 134 - 7) 1 x RE 034 - 8) 1 x L414 - 9) 1 x LH414 - 10) 2 x L413S - 11)

Bang & Olufsen 7000 Series Stereo System and Accessories, 1992 onwards Denmark, consisting of: 1) Beomaster 7000, radio receiver and amplifier, 2 x 110 watts, 8 ohms, control unit for further componen

Bang & Olufsen 5500 Series Stereo System, c. 1988 Denmark, consisting of: 1) Beomaster 5500, radio receiver and amplifier, 2 x 60 watts, 8 ohms, long wave, medium wave and FM, automatic station search

Bang & Olufsen 7000 Series Stereo System and Accessories, 1992 onwards Denmark, consisting of: 1) Beomaster 7000, radio receiver and amplifier, 2 x 110 watts, 8 ohms, control unit for further componen

Bang & Olufsen 5500 Series Stereo System, c. 1988 Denmark, consisting of: 1) Beomaster 5500, radio receiver and amplifier, 2 x 60 watts, 8 ohms, long wave, medium wave and FM, automatic station search

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

A rare 17 x 11 x 7.5 in. U.S. Signal Corps radio receiver, made by Zenith ca. 1950s. The metal plaque on the bottom indicates this is a model ‘R-520/URR’ with serial number ‘3742’. This receiv

A rare 17 x 11 x 7.5 in. U.S. Signal Corps radio receiver, made by Zenith ca. 1950s. The metal plaque on the bottom indicates this is a model ëR-520/URRí with serial number '3742'. This receiver is

Collins Radio Co Military Signal Corps radio receiver - 10 1/2" tall x 19" deep x 14" wide

Hallicrafters Model S-40A Radio Receiver - 8 1/2" tall x 18 1/2" wide x 9 3/4" deep

PFANSTIEHL BROADCAST RECEIVER MODEL 7 RADIO Pfanstiehl Broadcast Receiver Radio, Model 7. Weight: 9 x 10 x 27" Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party

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

Audion Radio Receiver with Loudspeaker 1) Receiver, dated 1937, large mahogany case (22 x 6 x 28 3/4 in.), ebonite front, 4 TM tubes (replicas, all tested, working), 1 swivel coil, 1 plug-in coil, 1 p

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

17-3/4" wide X 7" deep X 12" high. Working. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to c

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"

Phywe 4-Valve Radio Receiver, c. 1928 Phywe AG Göttingen. 4 valves: 1 x Telefunken RE034 and 3 x Valvo A408, wood case with ebonite front. 4-Röhren-Radioempfänger Phywe, um 1928 Phywe AG Göttin