Philips Receiver

In working order. Model number FR951P BK01. Serial number 39196291. 17" wide x 12" deep x 5-1/2" high.

Philips Radio Receiver 830A, c. 1931 Super Inductance, Philips Netherlands, five tubes, long wave and medium wave, mains operation, dynamic loudspeaker, bakelite case, complete with tubes and back pan

Philips Radio Receiver 630c, c. 1933 Philips Germany. Super Inductance, five tubes, long wave and medium wave, mains operation, dynamic loudspeaker, wood case, complete with tubes and back panel. Radi

Two Philips Radio Receivers, c. 1933 1) Super Inductance 834A, Philips France, five tubes, long wave and medium wave, mains operation, dynamic loudspeaker, bakelite case, complete with tubes and back

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

Includes Sharp DX-R770 CD Player, Marantz LR440 Stereo Receiver, Philips CDR785 Audio CD Recorder with remote. All working. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When yo

"Philips TX400" Television Receiver, 1951 Desk television set, wood case, 9 in. picture tube, four-channel tuner, complete, untested. - The first 625-line television set and the first television sold

Philips TX400U TV Receiver, 1951 Philips, Eindhoven. 23 valves, 220 volt, picture diagonal 8 3/4 in., wooden case, height 18 ½ in. The first version, speakers covered with wooden struts. With the Eu

Philips TD1410U Television Receiver with Radio, c. 1951 Philips, Germany. 24 tubes, 220-volt all-current set, dynamic loudspeaker, wood case, reception range: VHF channels 5-10 (174-216 MHz), VHF broa

2 Philips 930A Radio Receivers, 1931 Each with 4 tubes, MW + LW, integrated loudspeaker, mains-powered. 1) Philips Electrical, London. Pagoda 930A, wood case. - And: 2) Philips Eindhoven. Also known

Complete Music System, c. 1930 Consisting of: 1) Philips. 5-tube receiver, model 2511, LW + MW, mains-operated, complete with all components. - 2) Philips. Loudspeaker, model 2007, bakelite, Ø 1

Complete Music System, c. 1930 Consisting of: 1) Philips. 5-tube receiver, model 2511, LW + MW, mains-operated, complete with all components. - 2) Philips. Loudspeaker, model 2007, bakelite, Ø 17 ¾

Philips TD2312A Rear Projection TV, c. 1952 Deutsche Philips-Gesellschaft. Television receiver with projection via Schmidt optics and plastic Fresnel lens, picture size 17 ¾ x 13 1/3 in., 32 tube

A mid-20th century German broadcast receiver by Philips, a transnational electronics company. Model Orion BD390A, personal no. W07420A, ca. 1950. Tabletop tuner with wooden case. There are four switch

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

3 Radio Receivers 1) "Philips B5X62A", 1956, Philips Netherlands, 9 tubes, 4 wavebands, 110-245 volts AC, 2 built-in speakers, magic eye. - 2) "B&O Mini 509K", 1951, Bang & Olufsen, Denmark, 5 tubes,

3 Flat Radio Receivers 1) "Philips B5X74A", 1957, Philips Netherlands, 9 tubes, 4 wavebands, 110-245 volts AC, 2 built-in speakers, magic eye. - 2) "Philips B6X94A", 1959, Philips Netherlands, stereo,

Philips Model B1F12A Deluxe Radio Receiver, c. 1959 Philips France, Paris. No. 120494, 4 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110/220 volts AC, dynamic speaker, thermoplastic case, complete with tubes, v

4 Radio Receivers and 2 Loudspeakers 1) Philips 830AS, c. 1933, 5 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 103-253 volts AC, bakelite case, magnetic speaker system. - 2) Siemens & Halske, model Protos Rfe25,

Four Small Radio Receivers in Wood Cases 1) Philips 938AS, Philips Czechoslovakia, Praha-Hloubetin, c. 1938, four tubes, LW and MW, 110-245 volts, permanent dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes an

4 Radio Receivers with Bakelite Cases 1) "Philips 938A", 1933, Netherlands, 4 tubes, long wave, medium wave and short wave, alternating current, dynamic loudspeaker, slight crack in the front. - 2) "S

Three Early Television Receivers 1) 14TX112/A, c. 1955, Philips, Netherlands, 22 tubes, 14-inch picture tube, 110, 127 and 220 volts alternating current, wood case, complete with tubes and back panel.

4 Radio Receivers 1) "Super-Inductance 630N", 1933, Philips France, 6 tubes, long wave and medium wave, mains operation, dynamic loudspeaker, wood case, bakelite front panel, with tubes, original with

2 Philips Radios with Loudspeakers, c. 1930 1) Radio model 2531, four-tube receiver, long wave and medium wave, 110 to 240 volts AC, for external speaker, bakelite case. - 2) Loudspeaker model 2019, h