MK XV Transmitter with Associated Receiver, c. 1938

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

'Telefunken Spitzensuper 8001 WK Radio Receiver, c. 1938 Telefunken Germany, 12 tubes, AC power (110-240 volts), 2 built-in speakers, 10 circuits, long wave, medium wave and short wave, retractable sc

Electron Tube Collection and Four Rare Special Tubes 1) Zenith RTS4, tetrode, Italy, 1941, four-pin European base. - 2) SFR E140, transmitter tube (triode), France, c. 1938, four-pin European base. -

General Electric broadcast receiver in wooden case, c. 1938. Dimensions: 13.00 " W x 8.00 " H x 6.50 "D; 

Military Signal Corps Radio Receiver & Transmitter BC-669-C... 22"x18"x4 1/2"

Early French Bréguet Dial Telegraph System, c. 1855 Consisting of transmitter, receiver, bell box and galvanometer as patented in 1849. 1) Transmitter by L. Bréguet, with brass plaque "I. Si

French Dial Telegraph Set by Bréguet, c. 1855 Original transmitter-and-receiver device as patented in 1849, transmitter with serial no. 50427, in lockable desktop case (missing key). - Literature

Bréguet-Type Toy Telegraph by Biloret et Mora, c. 1890 Marked "AB & CM" for A. Biloret and C. Mora, Paris, transmitter and receiver, each on a mahogany base, dimensions 5 ½ x 5 ½ in. an

WILL BARNET (AMERICAN, 1911-2012) AQUATINT, C. 1938, H 13 3/4", W 8", "PREGNANCY", #55:Pencil signed. Associated American Artists. From the estate of Dr. John M. Rainey, Jr. Grosse Pointe Park, Mich.

Montague B Black (1884-1964) Associated Humber Lines, original poster printed for LNER LMS by MacCorquodale c. 1938 - 102 x 127 cm

Four Small Radio Receivers in Wood Cases 1) Philips 938AS, Philips Czechoslovakia, Praha-Hloubetin, c. 1938, four tubes, LW and MW, 110-245 volts, permanent dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes an

Four Small Radio Receivers in Wood Cases 1) Emric, Modernes Radioélectriques, I. Chevalier, Paris, c. 1938, five tubes, three wavebands, mains operation, dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes.

An Early "Butterstamp" Telephone Receiver c.1880s A superb and very early Butterstamp-style receiver transmitter. Possibly by Siemens, complete with fine adjustment mechanism in base and original scre

Cooke and Wheatstone Single-Needle Telegraph, c. 1855 Manufacturer: Electric Telegraph Company, England. Transmitter and receiver, mahogany case. An historical piece from the dawn of telegraphy. Coo

Electromagnetic Needle Telegraph, c. 1900 Manufactured by Dalman Montero, Barcelona. With signal transmitter and receiver. Elektromagnetischer Zeigertelegraph, um 1900 Hersteller: Dalman Montero, Barc

3-part Aircraft Communication Equipment by RCA, c. 1940 Consisting of transmitter model AVT-112A, receiver model AVR-20A, power supply model AVA-126A. Manufactured by RCA Victor Division, USA. 3-teili

2 Telephone Microphones and 1 Receiver 1) Universal Transmitter, J. Berliner, Hanover/Vienna, c. 1893, carbon grain microphone with carbon disc diaphragm, original lacquered papier-mâché hor

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

Wall Telephone by Berliner, c. 1900 J. Berliner, Hanover. Walnut case, 3-part crank inductor, Berliner Universal Transmitter Microphone, spoon-shaped telephone receiver, double alarm bell, with key. F

Two Wall Telephones 1) Wall telephone with Blake transmitter, c. 1895, two-part walnut case, crank inductor, double bell, without receiver. Note: The Blake transmitter was the first successful telepho

Louis XV bronze mounted inlaid bureau plat, 18th/19th c., with floral rosewood and walnut Marquetry inlay, one drawer, on cabriole leg, with associated mahogany chair, 29"h x 39.5"w x 23"d

Home Telephone Clock Stand Station, c. 1900 Probably by Mix & Genest, walnut case, carbon granular transmitter, alarm bell on the rear side, round receiver. Uhrenständer-Haustelephon, um 1900 Vermutl

7 British Morse Keys, c. 1940 1) Model WER, also used in Fullerphone. - 2) Type D, No. 10F/7373, probably a marine transmitter. - 3) Early low-noise key. - 4) 3 Fullerphone keys, MK IV. - And: 5) Mar

Wall Telephone with Hughes-Type Microphone, c. 1890 Germany, unmarked, carbon pencil transmitter under wood membrane, single bell, 2 bakelite bullring receivers. Very rare. Wandtelephon mit Mikrophon