2 Tube Radios

Philips Studio Rack, c. 1955 Consisting of 5 components in a solid steel frame: switching unit with main switch, control speaker and 2 microphone inputs, tube radio, mixer, stereo record player AG 102

2 German "Volksempfänger" Radios, 1933-38 1) Deutscher Kleinempfänger DKE38, Radio Mende, 2 tubes, bakelite case with insignia on the front, works. - And: 2) VE 301 W (alternating current),

3 Radios and 1 Loudspeaker by Philips 1) Radio 720A, 6 tubes, mains-operated, for external speaker, Arbolite case, 1931. - 2) Radio 2534, 4 tubes (2 missing), mains-operated, for external speaker, met

3 Radio Receivers 1) Osram Music Magnet Four, General Electric, London. 4 tubes, LW + MW, battery-operated, 1930. - 2) Assembly kit radio, 4 tubes, battery-operated, an expensive construction in maho

4 Small Tube Radios 1) Geatron, c. 1928, AEG, 4 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 125-230 volts AC, for external loudspeaker, bakelite case. - 2) Siemens 22W, 1930, Siemens & Halske, 3 tubes, long wav

Various Radios and Parts 1) Max Stahl, Breslau (replicas); 2-tube receiver and 4-tube amplifier, oak cases, hinged, with all components and tubes. - 2) Schneider Opel PH 1, c. 1930, restored, some pap

4 Tube Radios with Wood Cases 1) Saba Synchron-Selektiv 330WL, 1935, 4 tubes. - 2) Philips 695 A20, 1937, France, 5 tubes. - 3) Kapsch Regent 5W, 1933, Austria, "Lichtnetzempfänger", 6 tubes. - And:

4 Tube Radios of Unusual Design 1) Telefunken 766GW, 1937, 6 tubes, long wave and medium wave, 120-240 volts AC, dynamic speaker, wood case, with rear panel. - 2) Sonivex 111G, c. 1948, Spain, 5 tubes

4 Tube Radios 1) Murphy Radio type A98, 1945, England, 5 tubes, bakelite case. - 2) Saba 330WL, 1934, Schwer & Söhne, Germany, 4 tubes, wood case. - 3) ESWE333L, 1932, Sachsenwerk, 4 tubes, wood case

4 German Tube Radios 1) Telefunken 543 WL, 1935, 5 tubes. - 2) Blaupunkt Super 4LGH, 1934, Ideal Werke Berlin, 4 tubes. - 3) Sachsenwerk Olympia Rekord, 1934, 3 tubes. - And: 4) Reico Atlantis-Kombina

Sony Telechron, Model 7FC-88W, 8" x 5.5" x 6.5", 2.4 pound RCA Victor Drowse, Model 3-RD-61, 8"x 13" x 5", 4.4 pound General Electric, Model 62, 6.5" x 11" x 6.5", 6.6 pound General Electric, Model C-

3 English Tube Radios 1) Lamplugh Radio, Lamplugh Ltd., Birmingham. 2-valve battery receiver, chest-type case with lid and 2 battery compartments, c. 1926. – 2) Pye model 350 All Electric radio, by

5 Tube Radios 1) Siemens 45W, c. 1921, Siemens & Halske, 5 tubes, long wave and medium wave, AC, for external loudspeaker, wood case. - 2) Graetzor Topas, c. 1935, Graetz, Berlin, 3 tubes, long wave a

Crosley 1930's Catalin radio with butterscotch case and tortoise knobs and grill. Model number G1465. Dimensions 6” x 9 1/2” x 4”

Edison Bell Bijou Radio Receiver, 1926 Edison-Bell Ltd., London. Early version of the 2-tube receiver, long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphones, 2 plug-in coils and ebonite control

Art Deco SNR Excelsior 52 Tube Radio, in green "Faux Shagreen", outstanding period "Plastic Age" radio, minor scratches, the number 2 of "Excelsior 52" is missing, case is 22.25" wide, 9" deep, height

Made in Germany. Powers on and tunes. Scratches and nicks to wood. 22-1/4" wide x 10-1/2" deep x 15" high. RM. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for

Marconiphone V2A Radio Receiver, c. 1923 Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd., Great Britain. 2 tubes, long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphones or low-frequency amplifier, 3 tuning

Marconiphone V2A Radio Receiver, c. 1923 Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd., Great Britain. "Long Range Model", 2 tubes (2 x Marconi DER), long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphone

Marconiphone V2 Radio Receiver, c. 1922 Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd., Great Britain. 2 tubes, long wave and medium wave, battery-operated, for headphones or low-frequency amplifier, mahogany

Type TA. 2 tubes.

Early French 4-Tube Radio Receiver, c. 1927 Unmarked, battery-operated, for external loudspeaker, 2 swivel coils, mahogany case with lid, handwritten plan with data of the broadcasting stations in the

4 Radio Receivers 1) Telefunken 4A, c. 1928, mains or battery-operated, mahogany case, instructions in lid, without tubes. - 2) British single-tube receiver, c. 1928, unmarked, with Triotron TD2 tube,

'Large Collection of Radio Tubes and Magic Eyes Some in boxes. 2 x CBL1 - 4 x CL4 - 1 x CL2 - 5 x CC2 - 1 x CCH1 - 13 x CF3 - 4 x CF7 - 4 x CK1 - 1 CY2 - 5 x CY1 - 2 x CB2 - 5 x Re74 - 7 x Re34 - 3 x