160 Triodes for Early Radio Receivers

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)

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

2 Early Radio Receivers, c. 1925 1) USA, 3 tubes (RCA RadiotronHX-201A and 2 x Songbird X-112-A, all filaments tested = intact), 2 variable capacitors, Songbird Supertone transformer, battery-operated

2 Early Radio Receivers, c. 1924 1) Oak case, ebonite front, 2 swivel coils, 4 valves (4 x KC1), width 16 ½ in. – And: 2) Oak case with drawer, 3 swivel coils, 4 valves (Philips A409, A415 and 2 x

Early Radio Receiver, c. 1925 Demonstration model, ebonite plate, 2 tubes (RE134, A408), Audio Frequency Transformer Type R-12, plug-in coil, swivel coil, variable capacitor, 2 potentiometers, size 3

1920's Three-Dial Radio 1926 Champion Five tuned radio frequency receiver. This was an early radio receiver popular in the 1920s, tuned with three dials to adjust each stage of the frequency rece

Early French 4-Tube Radio Receiver, c. 1927 Unmarked, battery-operated, for external loudspeaker, 2 swivel coils, mahogany case with lid, handwritten plan with data of the broadcasting stations in the

Audion Detector Receiver Maker unknown, early American radio model, wood case, with ceramic resistance and replica DeForest Ultraudion valve in gooseneck mounts. - Note: A most unusual and attractive

POLK AUDIO I-SONIC ES2 HD RADIO WITH SONY RECEIVEREarly 21st century, electronics. High density linear converter digital sync system with Sony X55ES receiver.

Edison Bell Bijou Radio Receiver, 1926 Edison-Bell Ltd., London. Early version of the 2-tube receiver, long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphones, 2 plug-in coils and ebonite control

Early 20th Century General Electric table top cabinet tube radio, produced circa 1935. Features Art Deco lines, body made from walnut. Model number G-E F-63. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in

Stromberg-Carlson radio receiver No. 240-R. American, Early 20th Century. Art Nouveau style radio, with settings for short wave, broadcast, and aircraft, glass top. Radio has been tested, works, and e

This is in original condition. All the parts seem to be present. A good early addition to this category of collecting. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pick

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

Realistic Brand DX-302 Radio, quartz synthesized communication receiver, from early 1980s, approximately 7.25 x 14.25 x 13 inches.

Old German Radio Device From the Early 30s. Producer: Mende.Model: E52.Country of production: Germany.Year of manufacture: 1927-30.Dimensions: width x height x depth: 340 x 200 x 160 mm.Housing: wood,

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

2 Radios and a Bakelite Case, c. 1928 1) 4-valve receiver (replica triodes), 2 swivel coils, 2 plug-in coils, ebonite front. – 2) Siemens 31W, 4 valves, LW + MW, mains-operated. – And: 3) Empty b

Early Radio Components 1) Tickler by Siemens & Halske, c. 1914, model RB 30/4, no. 11069, (grinder), for listening to high-frequency signals by grinding a thin steel wire over a rotating metal disc, r

160. EARLY CONTINENTAL WOODEN LADY DOLL WITH REGAL PRESENCE. 28". Solid domed shoulderhead, oval-shaped face, well-defined features. painted complexion and facial features, brown eyes with dark outer

(A) An Airking radio in Bakelite plastic, showing original knobs, original dial and original cord. CONDITION: The radio shows no chips, cracks or repairs. (B) A Sonora Standard broadcast-style, showin

Including (4) wood bells with (2) compatible throats. Dimensions: (Largest assembly) H 14" x Dia. 20" Condition: All have damage; (2) larger bells with substantial cracks - both Music Masters are in u

Three German Radio Receivers, c. 1932 1) Tefag model 315 W, Telephon-Fabrik AG vorm. J. Berliner, four tubes, long wave and medium wave, alternating current supply 110, 125, 150 or 220 volts, electrod

4 Radio Receivers 1) "Seibt Roland 5L", c. 1933, Germany, 6 tubes, 110-240 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, wood cabinet, complete with tubes and rear panel. - 2) "Ondolinette 364 A", c. 1935, SBR Soci&