The Vanguard 888 is perhaps the most captivating radio in Emerson's "rocket/satellite" series from the late 1950s. Named after the Vanguard-1 satellite, the radio has some really unique features, most

 

Mullard GX34 full wave rectifier with good emission, octal base, yellow print. Rated at 325-0-325V RMS, 250mA with 60uF max resevoir capacitor. Filament 5.0V 1.9A. Valve type: GZ34 Equivalents: 5AR4 C

 

YOU ARE BIDDING ON A FANTASTIC POLKA RECORD BY FRANKIE SPETICH AND HIS ORCHESTRA FROM OHIO WITH SUPER BUTTON BOX . THIS RECORD SHOWS VERY LIGHT PLAY TO EXCELLENT CONDITION AND WOULD BE A GREAT ADDITIO

 

Here's a really nice WREN Sales Co., "All Transistor Radio" that's in its Original Box. Postage Label is dated Dec 7, 1959, just in time for some ones Christmas Gift. Has Burgundy Plastic Case with go

 

Vintage 1940's or 1950's Ericsson Phone and Headset. It has a crank ( it may have been used for a switchboard). I don't have much info about it. There are some chips on the mouth piece. Otherwise ther

 

THESE DON'T COME AROUND VERY OFTEN, AN INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRANSISTOR VANITY FAIR RADIO MADE BY ERTL.. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, WORKS PERFECT, HAS A PHONE JACK AND TELESCOPIC ANTENNA. RUNS ON A 9 V

 

Crosley tabletop tube radio. Model # 11-109U Manufactured in 1952. The face of this radio is lovely but the casing has substantial damage and will take a true artesian to repair. This radio is AC/DC b

 

Not a clue as to how many of these were originally made, but I have not seen more than a couple in the last ten years. Called a Mute-A-Phone made by the Pelouze Manufacturing Company out of Chicago. Â

 

Offered for auction is this Emerson model 406 wood tube table radio from 1942. The radio is being offered in "as found" condition and has not been tested. The cabinet is in good original condition wit

 

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