Antique Radio Auction

This is a nicely designed early AC 1-dial set. Ozarka was successful from the introduction of true AC sets in 1927 increasing its profits each year un

Parmak went into and out of existence in 1924 after making and selling only one model radio. This example was separated from its cabinet years ago but

This very large 2-dial set is one of the few from this time period to have a built-in horn speaker. Another unusual feature is a graph printed on the

Philco realized that Model # 1 of anything probably wouldn’t sell. That is why even though the model # is 511 this is in fact the first Philco radio s

This is a classic 2-dial set made in 1926. The 2 large dials, unusual front panel, and unique curved-sided cabinet make this an interesting set. The c

The sloped front panel of this traditional 1920’s shaped box has an opening for the front panel unlike any other radio I have seen. The brass dial es

The sloped front panel of this traditional 1920’s shaped box has an opening for the front panel unlike any other radio I have seen. The brass dial es

The model name “Duet” most likely refers to the two tuning dials pointing to a date of 1926. This was a high quality set and is in almost mint origin

This was the first radio to use the superheterodyne circuit still widely used in AM radios today. The copper rings inside each of the two tuning dial

RCA was one of the first to make two-dial sets. This is a very nice example of this model. It is all original, complete and unrestored. The original p