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Peerless Reproducer Radio Loud Speaker < For sale - click image for info |
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Brandes Ellipticon Radio Loud Speaker < For sale - click image for info |
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Radiola Speakers < click image for info |
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The "American" (by O'neil) < click image for info |
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Brunswick Loud Speaker |
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Dixie radio speaker (Rare) |
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The Enchanter Radio Speaker < click image for info |
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Pathe' "Westminster" < click image for info
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Stromberg-Carlson Radio Speaker < click image for info |
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Utah model 30 < click image for info |
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Crosley F (special, electrodynamic type; 4 wires). < click image for more details |
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Crosley "Musicone" a typical 2 wire PM type < click image for more details |
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Kolster K-6 with claw feet, made to match the Kolster Radio model K-20 < click image for more details |
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Magnavox "Warwick" < click image for more details |
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Operadio Power Speaker < click image for more details |
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Philco Extension Speaker < click image for more details |
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Thorola 18 < click image for more details |
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Tower "Castle" < click image for more details |
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Western-Electric 540-AW < click image for more details |
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