Duval Ship Cone Radio Speaker

Cone is loose, cloth electrical cord.

Model G, Baker-Smith Co., Inc., San Francisco, CA 15-1/2"H

Algonquin Electric Co., Poughkeepsie, NY

Tower Mfg.., Boston ,Mass.

Missing cone, Algonquin Electric Co., Poughkeepsie, NY

Missing cone, Algonquin Electric Co., Poughkeepsie, NY

Missing Cone.

No cone, Tower Mfg.., Boston ,Mass.

No cone, Tower Mfg.., Boston ,Mass.

Circa 1920s Tower Adventure Cone Radio Speaker by Tower Manufacturing Company, Boston, MA, cast iron frame with ship design, painted molded metal, with original paper cone and cloth cord, 18" high. Pa

VINTAGE UTAH MOD 30 WOOD CONE RADIO SPEAKER, C.1920'S. HEIGHT 17 3/4"

(3) pc. Misc. estate lot to include WW II shell art table lamp, cast iron ship radio speaker frame & (2) Telephone repairman test phones….just as we found them.

29 1/2" Tall 8 1/2" Wide x 16"

Model G, Baker-Smith Co., Inc., San Francisco, CA 15-1/2"H

Nice all original piece, in very good condition, 6.5 " cone, overall measure 11" tall, 9" wide,4.5" deep, untested

Model E speaker for Type E radio. Made by Atwater Kent. Cone is in good condition with original cloth in the back (two tears on back cloth material). Vintage. Untested.

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

Includes Magazine rack, outer rim has break; and Radio Speaker frame.

Eveready AC Model 2, Radio and Speaker, Cast aluminum body, Untested, Tubes in place, Perforation in speaker cone

Florentine Art Productions, Inc., Chicago. Borkman driver, Some paint crazing, small chip. Missing wire. 24" height

American. Day-Fan manufactured radios from 1922 to 1924. Solid wood cabinet with painted metal face. Includes "Ultra" horn speaker. Tagged, "The Dayton Fan & Motor Co. Dayton Ohio, Type No. 5106 Seria

Gaumont Lumière Grand Radio Speaker, c. 1924 Gaumont, Paris. No. 3626, Modèle à Pied, pleated paper diaphragm (slightly torn, partially glued), magnetic system, aluminum base, height 16

This 'Amplion' speaker was made by a company called Alfred Graham & Co of London and was designed as a radio amplifier for the domestic market in the 1920's. It was marketed not only as a piece of tec

This 'Amplion' speaker was made by a company called Alfred Graham & Co of London and was designed as a radio amplifier for the domestic market in the 1920's. It was marketed not only as a piece of tec