Radio

An original Victor ll model A oak cabinet with a original brass bell horn (witches hat) , circa 1900's Manufactured by the Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, NJ Offered a full one year local...

An original Victor V oak cabinet with an original oak spear point  horn, circa 1900's Manufactured by the Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, NJ Offered a full one year local warrantee for Orange...

An original Zither Changemend Daids Volonte cylinder music box circa 1876, fully restored.    Inlaid walnut cabinet measures 30" wide by 11" deep by 7" tall in incredible condition  

An original Regina Model 50 music box, The Regina Company, Parkway, NJ. Has a double comb in a mahogany serpentine cabinet. Serial #5000852 Includes 10 15.5" original discs

An original antique Columbia carbon spring suspension microphone Model 600A patent 1333744   Manufactured by Western Electric, New York circa 1920  

A AM Westinghouse radio, circa 1940's, measuring 9" tall by 6" wide by 6" deep. Restored in a mellow Yellow automotive paint finish detailed in red pin-stripping.

A vintage D-104 Lollipop Ham / CB Radio microphone with T-UG8 stand  manufactured by Astatic from Conneaut, Ohio circa 1950's.   Measures 12.5" tall

A Packard Bell AM radio model No.501

An original white bakelite Airguide Weather Station circa 1940's including a Thermometer, Barometer and gauge to measure Relative Humidity The Airguide Weather Station was manufactures in Chicago,...

A Phillips four band radio

Recently Professionally Restored Brown Bakelite Zenith AM Tube Radio Circa 1940

A Philco AM Radio model No.47-204, circa 1930's, measuring 7" tall by 13" wide by 7" deep. The case is a pressed wood with a dark brown finish. The radio face and knob

An original Aviation Catalin table circa 1946 manufactured by the Bendix Radio Division located in Baltimore, Maryland The Catalin radio is model 0526C serial number # 160199

An original Crosley Radio Model #58 Repwood Cathedral nicknamed "The Buddy Boy" circa 1931 serial # FHB 24718 Recently fully restored and operates perfectly Manufactured by The Crosley Radio...

A Packard Bell