Amplifier and Speaker by Western Electric, c. 1922

One of the highlights of this auction are the two 49B amplifiers being offered. This example has both 264C tubes present, as well as the ERPI model 4A pedestal. Also labeled B-49-C on fascia. These am

One of the highlights of this auction are the two 49B amplifiers being offered. This example has both 264C tubes present, as well as the ERPI model 4A pedestal. Also labeled B-49-C on the fascia. Thes

Three Radio Horn-Type Loudspeakers 1) Model Gueulard Type A (grand modèle), c. 1922, Le Las Téléphones, Paris, Ø 14 1/5 in. - 2) Model 10-D, c. 1923, Western Electric Company Inc.,

1920, USA: The Western Electric model "C" was the smallest nickelodeon that they made. Quartered oak cabinet, cut glass window and tune card to the right of the front glass. Ruggedly built, and nothin

Italian Western Electric Ink-Writer Telegraph, c. 1910 Western Electric Italiano Milano. No. 15172, nickel-plated brass case, spring-drive (working), missing key, two paper coils, with Morse key on wo

'Western Electric Brass Telegraph, c. 1895 No. 17384, for Italy, marked: "Western Electric Italiana - Milano", ink writer, spring motor drive (working), nickeled brass, on wood base, height: 10 ½ in.

White House rotary telephone by Western Electric. Model 500 C/D. Marked on bottom 7-76 dating it to the Ford administration. With Dial Directory for White House use only. Also includes Spiro Agnew/Ric

with 3 tubes.

Western Electric Company Wall Telephone, c. 1913 USA. Oak case, moveable speaking horn, crank-operated generator, double bell, Bell-type earphone. Wandtelephon der Western Electric Company, um 1913 US

'Western Electric Company Wall Telephone, c. 1913 USA. Oak case, moveable speaking horn, crank-operated generator, double bell, Bell-type earphone. 'Wandtelephon der Western Electric Company, um 1913

A large 'Hawthorn' badge on the guard, all brass construction with a step base, lever type, four windmill blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, style number W-134110, serial nu

Complete with cord, bend to cone and frame in upper right, tested D.C. coil resistance measurement 1223 ohms and passes audio.

An antique Western Electric hand-crank, wall-mounted telephone dating to 1914. Measures 20.25 x 9 x 9 inches/12 inches with earpiece. In overall good, solid condition. The bell rings as the crank is t

American. 1920s. Although unmarked, this appears to be a Western Electric model 540 speaker, considered at the time to be the best sounding of all early radio speakers. This would have been plugged in

Western Electric Antique Speaker. Cast stand and octagonal base. Cloth covered wires. Membrane behind screen is decayed. Dusty.

One Western Electric ,unknown model coil resistance 1212 ohms. In very good condition.

VINTAGE WESTERN ELECTRIC BRASS CANDLESTICK TELEPHONE, C.1920

Diameter of the speaker is 24". Metal base. Has the original shipping box.

Western Electric Davis Floodlight. Model S C, on stand with casters. Tag on top front. Use standard 750 or 1000 watt PS 52 Mazda Lamp. Measures 64" tall overall. Lantern measures 20" x 14 1/2" x 9"

Measures 18" x 21" H.

Also called the Peavey Basic 40 Amplification System. The Amp and Speaker are Untested. Third-Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Required.

Western Electric Style 320 Explosion-Proof Telephone, c. 1955 USA, heavy metal case with integrated dial, Ø 10 ? in., original Western Electric bakelite handset. Explosionsgeschütztes Telephon Weste

Pair of Braun LV 1020 loudspeakers c/o (2) Speakers with amplifiers built in (2) power cords and (2) 7 pin audio cables and 7 pin to RCA adapter, woofer foam needs replacing; one speaker's power light

5 C.1930's Rotary Desk Telephones incl Western Electric, Automatic Electric, & Northern Electric -