Philips, 2 Radios

2 Philips Radios with Loudspeakers, c. 1930 1) Radio model 2531, four-tube receiver, long wave and medium wave, 110 to 240 volts AC, for external speaker, bakelite case. - 2) Loudspeaker model 2019, h

2 Philips 930A Radio Receivers, 1931 Each with 4 tubes, MW + LW, integrated loudspeaker, mains-powered. 1) Philips Electrical, London. Pagoda 930A, wood case. - And: 2) Philips Eindhoven. Also known

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:

8 Bakelite Radios 1) ORA S537, Oradyne, Gérard & Cie, Paris, c. 1935, 5 tubes, 3 wavebands, 110-240 volts AC, dynamic loudspeaker, complete with tubes and rear panel. - 2) Loisirs 461A, Philips,

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

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

4 Early Television Receivers 1) Philips 14TX113A/02, 1955, Netherlands, 22 tubes, 110-220 volts AC, 14-inch screen, wood case. - 2) Bush TV 22, 1950, Bush Radio, London, 16 tubes, all-current device 2

5 Radio Loudspeakers 1) Philips model 2007, Eindhoven, c. 1930, bakelite, Ø 15 ¾ in., magnetic system. - 2) Sterling Baby, Great Britain, c. 1923, horn loudspeaker, metal, Ø 10 in., 4000 ohms. - 3)

5 Radio Loudspeakers 1) Philips model 2007, Eindhoven, c. 1930, bakelite, Ø 17 ¾ in., magnetic system. - 2) Sterling Audivox 2, Great Britain, c. 1925, horn loudspeaker, metal, Ø 12 ¼ in. - 3) Tem

2 Radios and a Bakelite Case, c. 1928 1) 4-valve receiver (replica triodes), 2 swivel coils, 2 plug-in coils, ebonite front. – 2) Siemens 31W, 4 valves, LW + MW, mains-operated. – And: 3) Empty b

2 radio compass Loop antennas, includes Loop LP-21-F, B-17 Flying Fortress B-24 Liberator Radio Compass Loop Antenna & Graphite Impregnated Loop LP-21-LM.

A vintage Philips radio made of Bakelite model 2113 'Nieuwe Meesterzangers', periode 1930. Added a speaker Lenzola around 1920. (29 x 52 x 74 cm)

This is a lot of two Bakelite radios. The first is a Sentinel with heavy plastic dial indicator intact, showing no signs of flaking. Stamped "Standard Broadcast Made in USA", knobs are intact and free

(A) An Airking radio in Bakelite plastic, showing original knobs, original dial and original cord. CONDITION: The radio shows no chips, cracks or repairs. (B) A Sonora Standard broadcast-style, showin

The first radio is by Motorola and appears to have original nobs and no cracks. The second radio is by Emerson. It is missing the plastic face cover, one vertical strap and back. There is no cracks to

This is a lot of two Bakelite radios. The first is a marbled brown colored Bendix Aviation Corporation. Both marbled knobs are in place, free of cracks or breaks, back cardstock door in place, heavy p

Both radios are brown in color with orange accents. The first is labeled "GAROD", all stenciling on plastic dial indicator intact, back door in place, labeled "To Replace Tubes Remove Screws and Pins"

Sentinal Working- Mazda Not Working- 10" X 7" X 7"

One Fada & One Sentinel- Largest 11" X 7"X 8"

2 Collectable Radios 1) Nora K4Wa, 4-tube Neutrodyne receiver, wooden case with lid, large circular scale on the front plate, mains-powered, c. 1929. – 2) Tefag Secundus 1253 loudspeaker, bakelite,

Elizabeth O'Neill Verner, American, 1883-1979, 2 Charleston Etchings, St. Philips Steeple and St. Michael's Steeple, each titled and pencil signed (2 pcs.)(NELS7004/2)(TC) Measurements:5.2" x 2 .2 ",

Incredibly marbleized Addison A2 Radio in Marbleized Navy Blue with Creamy White trim Bakelite / Plaskon made circa 1940 by Addison Industries Limited in Canada. Features the famous 'waterfall' speake

2 Early Radio Receivers 1) Dio IV radio recceiver, 1926. Nederlandsche Industriekantoor, Amsterdam. 4 tubes, battery-powered, oak case. - And: 2) Erres, Den Haag. 4 tubes, battery-powered, desktop de

2 French Radio Receivers 1) Radio SNR model Excelsior 55, c. 1955, S.N.R., Paris, 6 valves, long wave, medium wave and several shortwave bands, mains-powered, magic eye, dynamic loudspeaker, metal cas