SONY PS-FL5 (1981)
Transistorový příjímač VEF 206. Vlnové rozsahy: lw, mw, sw 1-6, napájení: síťové adaptérem 9v…, SKLADEM, garance nejlepší ceny.
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The 1936 517-B Sparton "Cube" with the ebony lacquer finish and chrome trim is seldom a seen Art Deco radio and especially in this great of original condition. Made by the Sparks-Withington Company of Jackson, Michigan and was the creation of renowned industrial designer Walter Dorwin Teague.
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Emerson 744B radio in beige with maroon is one of the most unusual and sought after radios of the 1950s
Bid Live on Lot 262 in the Music and Entertainment Auction from Special Auction Services.
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Reuse you old CB radios to listen to the 2 meter ham radio band.
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This old guy is a 1930s pentode IF amplifier, type 34, with a 2 volt filament for early AM entertainment radios that used batteries. By the time Ken-Rad made this one, they'd gone to a relatively modern-looking shoulder tube (ST) envelope. This guy's quite the sight, with all the shiny gettering and the mesh plate.