This is a (GE) SOLID STATE hand black radio with manual / original box, has some vintage wear, but radio does work, also has antenna, look good...look at pictures....

 

Original Victor Talking Machine (external horn) phonograph cabinet screws and hardware. Screws for hinges, crank escutcheon plate, plate screws, back bracket plate, and others. All shown.

 

This auction is for a BLUE GTE TELEPHONE LINEMAN TEST SET, PUSH BUTTON BUTT SET. Don't know much about it except it is supposed to be in working condition. Nice unit. Sold AS IS ALL CUSTOMERS We do ou

 

Offered is a radio I know nothing about. There is a small metal tag under the grill cover which states: R.H.Macy & Co., which I suspect is the radio manufacturer. A fellow Ebayer told me about my

 

WE HAVE A VINTAGE IN THE ORIGINAL BOX A SUPERSONIC AM SOLID STATE POCKET RADIO THAT HAS BEEN IN THE ORIGINAL BOX TUCKED AWAY IN A DRAWER FOR MANY YEARS.....................NEVER HAS BEEN USED ----COUP

 

This is a vintage key to a 1950s pay phone like the one pictured. It came on the keyring with the keys to the pictured phone but this one did not work in either lock.

 

western electric 684 BA subset. no cracks or damage on the cover. looks like it was painted satin black about 60 years ago. must have been at the factory because it still looks good. I put a meter on

 

For bid is a lot of 109 radio/tv tubes. There are many different ones and I wish I could tell you a lot about them, but I know very little. I purchased these from an estate awhile back and need to cle

 

“The Wireless Age”, Magazine , Dec 1917 , (B122913-104) Old Magazine from the Very Early Days of Radio. Note: Binding on edge worn with sections of paper missing. Shows signs of wear. The Magazine

 

This is a spare part for a gramophone!