Radio, Phonograph, TV & Phone Collectibles

It has been tested and works great.

Radio works, and sounds great. 1 seam on side of leather case open from age, tiny dimple on speaker grill.

If your reproducer has broken, weak, or is missing balance springs, this is what you need. Older springs will tend to be weak because they have been under tension for 80 or 90 years. Victor No.2 Sound Box-Reproducer.

Original antique nineteen teens candlestick and various wall phone transmitter mount phone number card holders. I believe they were made by Kellogg but they should fit many different types of phones such as Western Electric, Automatic Electric, Stromberg Carlson etc.

Great shape, should clean up beautiful.

Playerphone Talking Machine Co. Antique phonograph invoice. January 28, 1921. Receipt is in excellent condition. • Free local pick up is always available.

Price is per knob&dial. Three slightly different ones available, specify which you want if you have a preference.

Pair JAN 6L6WGB. I do not guaranty for noise, hum, loose bases, minor loose frit, or "sound".

Cylinder is in very good to excellent condition. Plays well.

This is a silver color with a “V” in the middle of the top piece.

Up for sale is this antique Edison Model C Reproducer. Not tested for function, sold for parts or repair. Please view all 12 photos for measurements and condition.

Here is a nice VV 2-55 portable fro 1928, green leatherette exterior with a brown crackle interior.Motor has been cleaned and serviced. Tone arm loose at overhang, non-victor reproducer. Exterior in nice shape comensurate with age. Some moinor seperation at corners and some scuff marks and paint spots. Strong, secure handle and latch tab. Great for resoration or for parts. 

Here is a quality - well made, reproduction phonograph horn.Black and brass.

This is an a rare Zon-O-Phone advertising card. They are rare to find in any condition.

[1 0" Edison Diamond-Disc unnumbered special gold label (11366-A/11367-B]. Very rare Diamond-Disc for your record collection. ).

Untested and sold for parts/restore. Scratches and gunk present. Will need a good cleaning.

You are buying an 18" long, 1/4" wide leather belt. Leather is not only historically correct, but it is actually a better choice than rubber for technical reasons. I have several Edison machines that still have their original leather belts and they run very smoothly and are as quiet as a sleeping newborn.

Up for sale is this antique Edison Phonograph crank. It is threaded, I tested for fit on the Standard Phonograph Motor shown in the last 3 photos. Considerable wear as shown, please view all 12 photos for measurements and condition.

This is one of the nicer Boy's Radios. It works but only on one station which it stays on and does pick up the station well but not real loud. Nice looker! RA DIOS ARE BEING LISTED WITH NO SURPRISES.

If you are still reading, you are a person who obviously enjoys and cares about the present and future condition of records, and I ask you to simply and freely equip yourself with the simple 4th grade science just presented so that you can see through the misinformation that plagues the antique phonograph hobby.

Here we have a very rare Aiwa AR-851 almost identical to the Gilligan's Island radio. I was able to get a fee stations in very clear. Please note that the front panel is loose and some stains on a few areas. Please see pictures for specific condition. Any questions please feel free to ask.

Beautiful Estate Fresh Dial A Phone by Kellogg. This great phone is in very solid condition for its age circa 1920s. The original wires are attached to the phone and ringer box. One small chip to inside earpiece. Did not test it obviously and number dial appears not to move but we are not phone experts so may be easy fix. Overall very rare phone in great shape. Buyer pays shipping

5 3/4" long overall. It has a few wear marks here and there. Sold as is, I have no way of testing it. Very good condition.

I have shown in the pictures a hairline crack to the black covering (Bakelite ?). on the finger knob. It is not marked. Buying a antique pre owned item as is.

Rings & Dials Smoothly. I do not sale anything that I wouldn't mind receiving myself. I truly do not mind. I ask you kindly. If I have grossly misrepresented the item I have sold you. You know what's allowed in your country better than I do.

The back of the image has "Towanda PA" written in pencil. Nice, clear image. Presented for your consideration is this neat antique photograph. The image is of a family proudly displaying their phonograph.

Markings : Western Electric. A NEAT piece for the collector! A great piece to display or use! Condition : We did test the ringers with a magneto and they did work. Sold "as is.". Otherwise we will be unable to help you.

COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINE RECORD CYLINDER. THE SONG TITLE IS "IF THE MAN IN THE MOON WERE A COON". THERE IS DAMAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE CYLINDER AS DEPICTED IN THE PHOTOGRAPHS. PLEASE VIEW THE ATTACHED PHOTOGRAPHS FOR AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION.

3x 10" Record Storage Albums. brown covers decorated spine 10 sleeves each. Condition: Binding solid, light rubbing of edge, interior like new, index written, sleeves sound. Album in GOOD condition.

This item is a Kellogg single box made of oak. The overall condition of the wood is fair and the finish is poor. Inside, is a 4 bar unmarked magneto that will ring the bells when cranked, regardless of whether the receiver is in the "hung up position" OR is in the "off the switch hook position.".

It is marked on the front Reproducer Pour Disques, Pathe, Pathe Concert. It is marked Made in France on the back. It is missing the needle. Good luck for this is a fine find!

sold one last week, here is the matching phone I found them as a pair at an estate. - I tried as hard as I could for weeks to find another one of these things on the internet with no luck. I was told it was an intercom but I'm not sure. I was also told that someone put a bell over the number dial, but we can see that clearly is not the case. it has the unique built in ringer that is making me think this is a rare model, hopefully someone will know what this is. no reserve. it is marked as shown, kellogg switchboard & supply co. please feel free to ask any questions

The black finish is sharp, signed with dates 1920 etc along the base. The headset is signed Western Electric - phone is stamped 152AB in red on the base. This early 20.

It is #16936 by Steve Porter, Irish Specialty/Sketches. Selections are entitled "Christmas Morning at Clancey's" and "Clancey's Wooden Wedding". The record is in very good to VG condition, very little wear and scuffs and scratches are few, light and surface variety.

Obviously this has been repainted red. The handset seems to be in good condition with no cracks as well but the wiring looks to be shot. The dial works as it should. As a lamp this works just fine though the shade pictured is not included.

It is marked on the front Victrola No. 2, Victor Talking Machine, Camden, NJ. The most recent patent date on the back is Oct 11, 21. Good luck for this is a fine find!

Zenith 6A8G ST Vacuum Tube. Minimum Transconductance (gm) is 800 and this tube reads 950.

Columbia tube has no lid.