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Porta-Pac 8
early (mid 1920s) Super-Heterodyne portable
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Premier Radio Co.
Los Angeles, CA
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Echophone Radio Receiver
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Ozarka Radio
model 599 "Viking"
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Federal Jr.
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Daven - RARE!
3 tube resistance coupled amplifier
Laboratory prototype or Kit?
From the way it's constructed, I assume that. I've never seen
another one like it. Typically these are housed in a much smaller
Bakelite case and a homemade version would not likely include the
engraved nameplate.
From my collection of many years, this piece was acquired so many
years ago I don't recall where I found it.
Offered as found, with 3 original "Daven" tubes. I never tried to operate it, 2 of the 3 tubes
test good as '201A's, the 3rd is shorted.
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Kemper battery portable radio
model K-52
From my collection, a real beauty from the mid 1920's is now for
sale.
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Stromberg Carlson battery radio
model 1-A
A high end battery set from the mid 1920's
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Rare IP-500
series wireless receiver
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Federal
model 110
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Trav-Ler antique portable battery radio
early *self contained portable
(mid 1920's)
*built-in speaker, loop antenna + battery compartment
From my collection and this one is as nice as they come.
The chassis on this set looks as if it was made yesterday. All
original, unmolested as clean as the day it left the factory. Even
he case is near perfect.
Offered as found, I never tried to operate this set until the day
I decided to sell. Unfortunately it does not work. I did test the
transformers (both are original and have the proper continuity).
The speaker works loud and clear. It has a good set of UX-199
tubes (they alone sell for about $40.00 ea.)
Year: 1924
Case: faux leather covered wood
Finish: excellent
Back: n/a
Dial: part of tuning knobs
labels: all intact
Knobs: original
Insides: excellent, like new
Tuning type: regenerative
Power requirements: batteries
Power transformer: no
Grille cloth: original, excellent
Tubes required: 5 - UX-199's
Electronic condition: not working
Notes, Flaws, cracks, blems : nothing significant
Frequency coverage: AM, standard broadcast
Antenna requirements: built-in loop
Speaker requirements: built-in horn, works
Measurements (approx): 27 x 8 x 9"
Shipping weight (estimated): 30 lbs
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Radiola replacement volume control Rheostat
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WD-11 to UX 199 socket adaptor.
Adaptors
to use UX-199 or any "UX" based tube (of the proper type) in place of WD-11's
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Rare Item
from my collection
Sonora
model
242
"All in One"
phono/radio Acoustical phono (wind-up)
with a battery
operated radio
Radio
is a Ware model AA (a rare piece itself)
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Universal
Battery Eliminator
No more searching for expensive batteries, operate any 1920's
battery radio with the:
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RCA Radiola 17 power supply
with good chokes and
transformer.
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Radiola 18
Lamp Hood
Here's what many of you have been seeking, my hood is the
correct size and looks more authentic. Unlike the soft metal one
that was previously supplied by another source available that
mounted poorly by nails that you had to bend (often damaging the
hood) and then hung loose unless glued in place, mine is made of
a special rigid compound with a real bronze metal finish and
mounted with two tiny screws.
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RCA Radiola
model 18
They do not come any nicer than this. The cabinet is
beautifully re-finished by my favorite re-finisher; Gary Marvin.
The chassis on this set looks as if it were just re-painted but it's all
original, as clean as the day it left the factory. The lamp hood
and knobs are also original, the bottom label is however my
reproduction as the original was badly torn and partially missing.
Year: 1928
Case: solid mahogany cabinet with veneer insert on the
front panel
Finish: excellent, refinished
Back: original, finished wood
Dial: lighted drum
labels: bottom, my repro
Knobs: original
Insides: excellent, like new
Tuning type: capacitance, TRF
Power requirements: 120 volts AC
Power transformer: yes
Grille cloth: N/A
Tubes required: 7 (4 - #26, 1 - #27, 1 - #71A & 1- #80)
Electronic condition: works like when new
Notes, Flaws, cracks, blems : nothing significant
Frequency coverage: AM, standard broadcast
Antenna requirements: long wire
Speaker requirements: external
Measurements (approx): 27 x 8 x 9"
Shipping weight (estimated): HEAVY! - 60 lbs
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