Antique Radio Auction

Wooden table model cone speaker. Good Veneer. Driver is open.

A small horn speaker. Nice condition. Driver is good.

Hard rubber horn is in good condition. Driver is missing.

Paper mache brown and black bell. Good driver.

Large horn speaker. Horn bell has been repaired. Driver is good.

Oval shaped metal casing. Driver is good

Original grille clothe. Driver is open.

Small enclosed cone speaker. Good condition. Driver is open.

Enclosed wooden horn. Very nice cabinet. Driver is good.

Brass details. Good condition. Driver is good.

British made horn speaker with colorfully detailed bell. Some damage to finish on bell. Driver is good.

Metal painter to look like Burl Walnut. Very nice finish. Driver is open.

Includes one Sears Meteor Battery, one Burgess 2370 Battery, one Banner B23 Battery, and one Silvertone C Battery.

Includes two versions of CX-301-A, one CX-371-A, and one CX-299.

Includes two UV 201-A, one UX 200-A, and one UX 199.

1925 ad for Brandes Superior Headphones and a functioning set of the headphones featured in the ad.

#2A headset and a copy of a 1922 ad for the same headset.

For DC-110 Volts. Condition unknown.

Mid-1920's device for rejuvenating weak tubes. Original cord in tact. Condition unknown.

Very early hearing aid. All original cables included. Original Box and original documentation of use.

plugs into jacks on the front of many early RCA and Westinghouse radios, i.e. Radiola 20, 25, etc. Works perfectly.

Appears to be completely original inside and out. Built in horn speaker. Grill cloth is very nice. 2 plug in coils, #A and B. Leatherette cover on

Original condition chain drive, binocular coils, transformer. 5 good filment 01A tubes included. Instruction card in back of set is in good conditio

The home battery box is rarely seen. Except for handle, this set is in original condition. Uses six type 199 tubes, not included. Original finish,

Refinished, with repro grill cloth. Electrically restored, works nicely

Nice original condition.

This radio is serial number 1390. It is in very nice original condition. It comes with one mechanical filter installed. It has not been restored.

The chassis in this set is a re-labeled Radiola 17. The console cabinet is a rare Art Deco design and has its original matching speaker. This is a rar

In august of 1925 it was already clear that radio was evolving towards user-friendly designs that required less knobs and dials to operate. For that r

This set was hand built by Clyde C. Morgan of 516 West 3rd Street, Erie Pennsylvania. The label inside says so. It is a beautifully made set with a ha

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

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