Mur-rad Battery Radio & Speaker

Mur-rad Battery Radio & Speaker, includes a Mur-rad Battery Radio, type MA-15, tubes preset. Also includes Magnavox Horn Speaker. Both are in god condition, see photos.

Metrodyne Battery Radio w/ Throla Speaker, all tubes are present. Very good condition, see photos.

LOT (2) INCLUDING ATWATER KENT MODEL 20C WALNUT CASE, BATTERY RADIO RECEIVER AND E3 SPEAKER, C.1925. HEIGHT 6 1/2"; WIDTH 19 3/4"; SPEAKER/HEIGHT 13 1/2"

LOT (3) INCLUDING (2) ATWATER KENT MODEL 35 "COFFIN" BATTERY RADIO RECEIVERS, C.1926, HEIGHT 5 1/2"; WIDTH 17" AND ATWATER KENT MODEL R SPEAKER, HORN, HEIGHT 16"

c. 1970s 9 Volt battery travel radio featuring Snoopy . Dial on the side. Speaker on the backside. Carry handle. Signed SCHULTZ. 7 x 5 in. 3 Collectibles, Snoopy Radio, Battery Operated Snoopy Radio,

Circa 1925 Metal Case 'Mandarin' Tube Radio in 'red lacquer' finish with oriental themed decoration in gold and black, Model 512, s/n 004752, mfg by the Philadelphia Storage Battery Co. 8" x 24" x 10

A nice, clean battery set. Radio measures 6.5 x 21 x 7 inches with a speaker measuring 18 x 15.5 x 5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we

Lot of 8 Novelty Radios including Adam & Eve, Bigfoot, Polo, (2) Ross Electronics Corporation Speaker Radios with Lighters - One AS-IS, Wing Light Radio, Perk-O-Rad, and The General Train Engine. All

Radio 26" wide x 8-1/2" deep x 8-1/2" high. Speaker type R-3. Also includes Arbe-III universal battery eliminator.

French "4-Lamp Piano" Radio Receiver by Ducretet/ Paris, 1923 4 valves, LW and MW, battery, for earphones or speaker, wood case with ebonite front, 2 plug-in coils, height 16 ½ in. – In addition:

Swiss Radio Receiver by Favarger & Co, c. 1926 Favarger & Co S.A., Neuchatel. Marconi-licensed construction, 4 tubes (not included), battery-powered, for external speaker, wood cabinet with 2 doors. A

'4 German Radio Receivers, 1930s 1) Saba S35W, 4 tubes, AC power, for external speaker, bakelite case. - 2) Owin E44B, 4 tubes, long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphones or NF amplif

'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

3 Radio Receivers by Telefunken, c. 1930 1) Model 33WL, 4 valves, MW + LW, mains-operated, integrated speaker, bakelite case. – 2) Model 4A, 4 valves, MW + LW, battery-operated, for headphones, woo

Bose Wave model System Model AWRCC2. Includes power cord and remote (battery required). One left side speaker slat is noticeably damaged. Power up. Unable to further test without batteries for remote.

Radiola 26 Radio Receiver, 1926 RCA Victor, USA. Portable (new handle included), 6 tubes, broadcast only, for batteries, integrated horn speaker, wood case, complete with tubes and all components. R

'3 German Radio Receivers 1) 4-tube receiver, unmarked, finely crafted wood case, front with ebonite plate, battery operation, for external speakers. - 2) 4-tube receiver, with triangular plaque "Baue

2 Pilot Super Wasp Radio Receivers, c. 1928 Pilot Radio & Tube Corporation, USA. Broadcast and SW, for external speakers. 1) Pilot Super Wasp, battery-operated, missing tubes, with 1 set of antenna co

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

Gaumont Lumière Grand Radio Speaker, c. 1924 Gaumont, Paris. Modèle à Pied, pleated paper diaphragm, aluminum base, height 16 1/3 in., Ø 15 ¼ in. Radio-Lautsprecher Gaumont Lumière Grand, um 1