Super Heterodyne Receiver Siemens Funk E566, c. 1957

Super Heterodyne Receiver Siemens Funk E566, c. 1957 Siemens & Halske. 15 tubes, long wave, medium wave and several short-wave bands, frequencies 14-21 kHz and 85-30300 kHz in 12 sub bands, 110-250 vo

Round Ekco AC 76 Superhétérodyne Radio Receiver, c. 1935 Ekco Radio, Bruxelles. Five tubes, long wave and medium wave, 210-250 volts AC, dynamic speaker, round bakelite case, complete with t

4 Radio Receivers 1) Reflex-Super 37WL, c. 1934, Siemens & Halske, Berlin, 4 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 110-240 volts AC, wood case, dynamic loudspeaker. - 2) Synchron-Selectiv 330WL, c. 1934,

Three Radio Receivers 1) Echophone model 60 Super-Heterodyne, c. 1931, USA, seven tubes, medium wave only, 110-130 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, chassis and other inner metal parts newly painted, cat

8 Small Radio Receivers Except for DKE 38 B, all for mains-operation. 1) Super SH467W, c. 1948, Siemens & Halske. - 2) Sagitta 363 BD363A, c. 1956, Philips Radios, Germany. - 3) 2K47-U71, c. 1948, Sch

Zenith Super-heterodyne Radio Receiver - Table Model - 16 3/4" H. Untested.

Siemens & Halske Patent Telephone, c. 1910 No. 278216, polished walnut case, carbon microphone with speaking horn, adjustable receiver by Siemens & Halske, large three-part crank inductor. Patent-Tele

An Early "Butterstamp" Telephone Receiver c.1880s A superb and very early Butterstamp-style receiver transmitter. Possibly by Siemens, complete with fine adjustment mechanism in base and original scre

2 Brass Telegraphs 1) Prussian telegraph receiver, c. 1875, ink writer, signed "Siemens & Halske, Berlin", no. 55916, spring-driven motor, on baseplate with drawer and paper strip, working. - And: 2)

Prussian Telegraph Receiver and Accessories, c. 1885 Ink writer, signed "Siemens & Halske, Berlin", no. 70987, spring-driven motor, on ground plate with drawer and paper strip, working. Brass Morse k

Prussian Telegraph Receiver and Accessories, c. 1885 Ink writer, signed "Siemens & Halske, Berlin", no. 70116, spring-driven motor, on baseplate with drawer and paper strip, working. - In addition: B

2 German Wall Phones 1) Siemens & Halske, Berlin, simplified design telephone station, c. 1896, no. 92028, carbon bag microphone, large can receiver, two-part crank inductor, double bell, polished wal

Four Radio Receivers in Cathedral-Shaped Wood Cases 1) Super Inductance 636A, Philips, Eindhoven, c. 1933, eight tubes, long wave and medium wave, 103-253 volts AC, permanent dynamic speaker, complete

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

Max Ingrand, Ceiling light '1748', c. 1957, H. 40 x 57 x 57 cm. Made by Fontana Arte, Milan. Cut glass, acid-polished glass, brass., Deboni, Fontana Arte: Gio Ponti, Pietro Chiesa, Max Ingrand, Turin

GIBSON J-456 ACOUSTIC GUITAR, FON #Z5019-19, C. 1957

Emor Radio Receiver, c. 1948 Futuristic British radio in the form of a chrome globe on a stand, made by Emor Radio Company, London. 5 tubes, broadcast and short wave, dynamic loudspeaker in the upper

Anzolo Fuga, H. 36.2 cm. Made by A.Ve.M. Cased glass, clear and blue, fused ribbons and murrines, green, red and blue.

Ingelen Geographic US537W Radio Receiver, c. 1936 Elektrotechnische Fabrik Ing. Ludwig Neumann GmbH, Vienna. 5 tubes, long wave, medium wave and short wave, mains operation (110-240 volts AC), built-i

Alta, c. 1957 Misuzu Kogaku Kogyo Co., Japan. No. 700435, exact Leica III copy with flash synchronization, Altanon H.C. 2/5 cm chrome-finish lens, no. 17390 with original Alta lens cap, late transport

Three German Radio Receivers, c. 1932 1) Tefag model 315 W, Telephon-Fabrik AG vorm. J. Berliner, four tubes, long wave and medium wave, alternating current supply 110, 125, 150 or 220 volts, electrod

Ercole Barovier. 'Opalino a fiamma' vase, c1957. H. 33 cm. Made by Barovier & Toso. Cased glass, clear, fused opal white ribbons.

Pierre Jeanneret File racks from the Administrative Buildings, Chandigarh, pair France/India, c. 1957teak 28 h &times; 48 w &times; 15 d in (71 &times; 122 &times; 38 cm) Provenance:</

Max Ingrand Sconces model 2240, pair Fontana ArteItaly, c. 1957sandblasted, cut, and polished glass, brass 12 h x 8.75 w x 5.5 d in (30 x 22 x 14 cm) Literature: Font