FEDERAL TYPE 61 RADIO RECEIVER

FEDERAL TYPE 61 RADIO RECEIVER Federal type 61 Radio Receiver, by the Federal telephone and telegraph company, Buffalo N.Y. Size: 24 x 12 x 16"

A massive and sophisticated 6-tube receiver. This is one of the most impressive sets in this auction. These sets were introduced in 1924 and employed three stages of radio amplification and two stages

Powers on, other features untested. 4 3/4 x 24 x 7 3/4 inches.

Rare HMV Type 900 Television and Radio Receiver with Mirror Lid, c. 1936 His Master's Voice, Hayes, Middlesex, Great Britain. Serial no. H/1 10042, 6/4 Emiscope picture tube, 14-inch screen with black

A Type 31/1 'Sweetheart' Clandestine Radio Receiver, English, circa 1944, serial no.17097, in grey-crackle metal casing and non-original simulated brown carrying case, no earphones, otherwise complete

Colin B. Kennedy Company Type 281 Short Wave Receiver. Faceplate and case intact. Dusty, no cables.

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

Atwater Kent "Breadboard" Radio Receiver, 1922 Type 3, American 2-valve detector receiver (2 x UV-200), MW, battery, for loudspeaker, width 18 ½ in. Very good condition, original mounting. Radi

A.J.S. Type F Radio, c. 1924 English receiver, manufactured by A.J. Stevens & Co. Ltd., Wolverhampton, 4 tubes, 2 swivel coils, LW + MW, mahogany case, with BBC stamp. Radio A.J.S. Type F, um 1924 Eng

'Nora P4a Radio Receiver, c. 1928 Type 1, manufacturer: Nora Berlin, 3 tubes (inclusive muliple tube Valvo NZ420), long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for external speaker, wood case with lid

French Radio Receiver with Horn-Type Loudspeaker, c. 1925 Two-valve receiver (Philips B405 and B406), 2 swivel coils, vertical loudspeaker. – In addition: 16 plug-in coils. Französischer Radioemp

Cosmos Radiophone Type VR4, 1925 Rare English 3-valve radio receiver, serial no. 323750, manufactured by "Metropolitan-Vickers", molded ebonite body, nickel-plated fittings, 3 Cosmos SP18 valves on st

Telefunken Type T9W Radio with Loudspeaker, 1928 5-valve receiver, mains-powered, MW and LW, for loudspeaker, desktop-style wood case, width 21 in. The most complex Telefunken radio from the 1920s.

Telefunken Type T9W Radio with Loudspeaker, 1928 Five-valve receiver, mains-powered, MW and LW, for loudspeaker, desktop-style wood case, width 21 in., one switch at the front broken. The most complex

Type MU1, 1925 patent, Serial VLJS, Very rare and beautiful wood case radio with saucer dials on the front, all components and paper label on interior. Outer case, top has scratches and scuffs, dials

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

Type MU1. Measures 22" x 9-1/2" x 13" SN-LPYL

World War II plane radio receiver Description (FR): Récepteur radio militaire utilisé sur les bombardiers anglais Royal Air Force au début de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Marqué Receiver Type R.108

4 Radio Receivers 1) Hornyphon W-303, c. 1931, Horny, Vienna, Austria, 4 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-220 volts AC, metal case, dynamic loudspeaker. - 2) GE M-61, c. 1934, General Electric, U

Eight Small Radio Receivers in Plastic Cases 1) Oceanic Type Pirate, France, c. 1959, mint-green thermoplastic case. - 2) Super-Clips, Radialva, Véchambre Frères, France, c. 1952, dark-red t

4 German Radio Receivers in Bakelite Cases Mains-operated, with integrated loudspeakers. 1) Saba 310W, c. 1932, 4 tubes. - 2) Mende type 156, System Günther, c. 1934, 2 tubes. - 3) Seibt 325, c. 1935

German WWII Ulrich Radio Monitoring Receiver, 1943 Made by Telefunken. Serial no. 2072, Type Fu.H.E.u1, SW receiver with 5 wave ranges (750 kHz to 25 MHz), 9 valves (RV2P800), half-circle scale, batte

German WWII Horst C Radio Monitoring Receiver, 1942 Telefunken. No. 215935, Type Fu.H.E.c, SW receiver with 4 wave ranges (3.75-25.8 MHz), 10 valves (RV2P800), full-circle scale, battery-operated, rep

An AJS 'Type F' wireless receiver table-top valve radio, in a fitted oak case with BBC label, manufactured by A.J. Stevens motorcycles at Wolverhampton, England 1924. Approx 19 1/2" x 17 3/4" x 12"