Antique Radio Auction

This is a company that according to all published records of radio manufacturers and collector’s guides does not exist. Another example of the many op

This is a very nice early one-dial set. Opening the top reveals a beautiful brass label in the shape of a classical harp that calls this set a “Radio

This unusually styled 2-dial set was almost certainly manufactured by Valley Electric, also of St. Louis. The tuning mechanism is a 2-dial version of

Not much is known about this co. except that they made several models in 1925 and 1926. The chassis is very high quality, as its price would suggest.

The internal construction of this set almost certainly dates to 1923 as I believe the Model # also indicates. One collectors guide indicates a date o

This unusual one-dial radio is in excellent original condition. It appears to be a knockoff of the popular Mohawk one-dial set of 1924. no tubes

early 1920's advertisement for Karo syrup, theme is around radio

Canadian license to own and operate a radio receiving set - 1927 License number 556965

This set was the top of the line for a company famous for the quality of its products. They were all hand built and so few were made that no record of

While this set is labeled “1927 Model” like most cars it was actually sold in October 1926. It is the best preserved and most unusual antique radio I