Antique Radio Auction

This extremely well made set is beautiful in its quality of construction and simplicity of design. Its highly polished Bakelite front panel, solid rib

This set with its "built-on", not in, horn speaker is one of the most unusual neutrodyne radios ever made. It has its original horn speake...

This was one of the first one-dial sets and a bargain at only $80. This set is a nice example and has been restored inside and out.

This nicely made 2-dial set has an unusually styled interior. The guidebooks show this company to have gone in and out of existence in 1925 after manu

As the price of this set indicates it was very well made. It also was the first of a long line of high quality sets. This example is in very good orig

I don’t think it is possible to look at this radio without being reminded of the control room on Captain Nemo’s Nautilus. It was certainly one of the

This exceptionally high quality set gets the name “Treasure Chest” from the brass handles on each side made necessary by its size and weight. With its

This is another beautifully made three-dial classic based on the Freshman Masterpiece. The chassis and cabinet are all original and nicely restored.

Carl Trube, a student of Hazeltine, the inventor of the neutrodyne circuit, designed this truly unique radio. It is considered by some to be the firs

chassis only, no tubes