Antique Radio Auction

This set was purchased in 1978 while on a business trip to Greenwood, Mississippi. The front panel was made from a piece of polished Bakelite molded t

This neat looking, well designed, and well laid out chassis is a 3-dial neutrodyne. It was originally housed in a console cabinet. Many console radios

On April 9th, 1928 Federal-Brandes changed its name to Kolster Radio Corporation. This is one of the first models offered and was called the "T...

This unusual looking set was the first model introduced by this company and was a major technological breakthrough. All three tuning condensers were p

This rare 1-tube set was found in bits and pieces. When it was reassembled, some cabinet parts had to be reproduced. The chassis is in need of restora

This early 1-dial set is in good original condition inside and out. The chassis is only average in size indicating that the large cabinet was intended

This is one of the nicest radios in this entire collection. It is in very good original condition inside and out. It contained the original licenses r

This is a nice example of this model radio. The chassis has been restored in detail and the cabinet has its original finish. It is of high quality, p

This is a classic 3-dial TRF set made in Oregon. Sets made on the West Coast were uncommon at this stage of radio development. This example is in very

There is no 1-dial 5-tube set listed as having been made by Ozarka, but here it is. It is a plain looking set that has a chassis very much like a Fres