This is a 5 magneto generator that came out of a phone I was told, there is no name on it that I see. When you pull out on the crank and turn it, there is a spark towards the top of the contact point.

 

This I bought at a auction, when cranked it does have a spark, that is all the testing done. This is a 48A telephone magneto, patd.in.U.S.A. July 17 ,1894, is what it reads on the lower three screw pl

 

Radio Times Magazine, Volume 83, no 1081 for 16th June 1944. Size 240 x 310 mm ,pages nos.1 to 20. Generally sound staples rusty and some discolouration to edges.Contents clean and sound .Interesting

 

UP FOR AUCTION AND WILL BE SOLD WITH NO RESERVE IS THIS NEW ENGLAND ESTATE FRESH ANTIQUE WESTERN ELECTRIC DI CRADLE PHONE WITH PORCELAIN DIAL, COMES WITH OAK CRANK RINGER BOX WITH BELLS..AS YOU CAN SE

 

Welcome to Oldradiodaze!All of our restored radios will be given full inspection to ALL components and ALL checked and replaced where needed,including all adjustments done with the proper test equipme

 

Vintage General Electric GE Portable 10 Transistor Radio. Very good condition. Works great. Owners name written on inside flap of holder.

 

Battery operated portable 6 1/2" X 3 1/4" x 4 1/4". I could not test it since it runs on apparently obsolete battery types: Airline #62-23 D or A (1.5 volt) and Airline #62-43 or 62-10 B (67.5 volt).

 

Songster Collar Needles ~ vintage English gramophone needles in card box (contents as pictured). "The Loudest Made". CONDITION ~ The card box is structurally sound with age-related wear, the needles a

 

Description 1941 – 1942 Motorola Portable Radio , model 61L12 Manufacturer / Brand: Motorola Inc.; Schaumburg (IL) This Motorola Portable Radio was a luxury during war time Austerity. Uses standard

 

TheFreightStation store Edison Home Cylinder Working Phonograph in Case ca 1898 No Reserve Video w/sound