"Philips No. 3500" Television Tube

Philips 3500 Neon Lamp, c. 1930 For the use in combination with the Nipkow disc, an early experimental television supply, similar to the tubes used by John Logie Baird in his first television sets, on

"Philips TX400" Television Receiver, 1951 Desk television set, wood case, 9 in. picture tube, four-channel tuner, complete, untested. - The first 625-line television set and the first television sold

Philips TD1410U Television Receiver with Radio, c. 1951 Philips, Germany. 24 tubes, 220-volt all-current set, dynamic loudspeaker, wood case, reception range: VHF channels 5-10 (174-216 MHz), VHF broa

4 Early Television Receivers 1) Philips 14TX113A/02, 1955, Netherlands, 22 tubes, 110-220 volts AC, 14-inch screen, wood case. - 2) Bush TV 22, 1950, Bush Radio, London, 16 tubes, all-current device 2

Three Early Television Receivers 1) 14TX112/A, c. 1955, Philips, Netherlands, 22 tubes, 14-inch picture tube, 110, 127 and 220 volts alternating current, wood case, complete with tubes and back panel.

Framed size 17.25x18"

Raytheon Radio Television Thermometer Sign. This is a nice thermometer advertising Raytheon brand television and radio tubes. It has a white background with red and blue text throughout. There is a ho

14.75" x 17.75"

Mounted to its original rolling cart. 20 inch screen. 46 x 24 x 16 inches (overall)

A model B5X44A Philips brand tube radio, c. 1965 produced in the Netherlands. Includes Broadcast, Long Wave, Short Wave plus FM or UHF. Powered on and tested FM channels, functional but there is a del

Radio Television Sylvania Tubes Advertising Light Up Sign and Clock: In working condition. Sylvania Radio and TV Tubes clock. Made by The Ohio Advertising Display Co. Bubble round glass with no condit

Complete Music System, c. 1930 Consisting of: 1) Philips. 5-tube receiver, model 2511, LW + MW, mains-operated, complete with all components. - 2) Philips. Loudspeaker, model 2007, bakelite, Ø 1

Complete Music System, c. 1930 Consisting of: 1) Philips. 5-tube receiver, model 2511, LW + MW, mains-operated, complete with all components. - 2) Philips. Loudspeaker, model 2007, bakelite, Ø 17 ¾

Deluxe tube television with original antenna and intact 'Deluxe' decal and carrying handle. Dimensions: 18.00 " W x 16.00 " H x 16.00 "D; 

Philips TD2312A Rear Projection TV, c. 1952 Deutsche Philips-Gesellschaft. Television receiver with projection via Schmidt optics and plastic Fresnel lens, picture size 17 ¾ x 13 1/3 in., 32 tube

Grouping of (13) Valvo ECH3 triode-hexode "Coke bottle"-style tubes in red paint, together with (1) Tungsram EL3 pentode output tube. Lot also includes a carton for a Philips ECH3 tube. We are not abl

ETA Television and Radio Tube Tester. Working. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 30.5 x 23.5 x 22

Philips miniwatt EF6 tubes; some used, some possibly new in packaging. We are unable to test or individually evaluate larger tube lots. See photos for codes. Dimensions: H 3.5" x Dia. 1.25"

rated 7.25, 20"x28", DST sign has good color and shine, has wear, scratches and three extra holes in left-hand field, marked Stout Signs

36" x 8", in good condition with some fading to the red areas

Vintage Painted Metal Double Sided Sign RADIO TELEVISION CBS HYTRON TUBES. Vintage painted metal double sided sign. Scuffs, scratches and rust spots throughout. Approx. 12 x 18.25 x 2 in. Weight 2.20

Dimensions: (approx). H 5" x Dia. 2" Condition: Not tested. AZ12 slightly loose base but free of rattles. Philips AL4 tight base and free of rattles. Presumed to be used.

4 Tube Radios with Wood Cases 1) Saba Synchron-Selektiv 330WL, 1935, 4 tubes. - 2) Philips 695 A20, 1937, France, 5 tubes. - 3) Kapsch Regent 5W, 1933, Austria, "Lichtnetzempfänger", 6 tubes. - And:

4 Tube Radios 1) Philips 735A-14, c. 1939, Philips, Prague, 5 tubes, long wave, medium wave and short wave, 110-245 volts AC, dynamic speaker, 9 push buttons, works. - 2) Mende Super MS240-WDK, c. 193