Last Updated: July 27, 2020

Old Radios For Sale
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	Radios
Click for More Photos	1. Philco model 655MX Radio ....Pick up only in Columbia Heights, Minnesota. This is a good example of an unusual Philco AM radio with flip-up lid. This radio was made in 1936 and is in as-found original unrestored condition. It appears to be complete, including all the tubes, but does have staining on the grill cloth. You push a button and the spring-loaded top door flips up to reveal the controls and tuning dial. It has 3 wave bands: short wave, Police/Aircraft/Amateur and "Standard" (broadcast). You can learn more about this model online at the RadioMuseum website.
Click for More Photos	2. Zenith model RH Radio ....Pick up only in Columbia Heights, Minnesota. This is a nice example of a rare Zenith AM radio. This radio was made in 1932 and is in original unrestored condition. I have not tested it, but it appears to be complete, including all the tubes. You can learn more about this model online at the RadioMuseum website, and you will find that this is the EXACT same identical radio shown there.

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Miscellaneous Radio Items

1. Saal Symphony Grand Radio Reproducer. A beautiful 1920s radio horn speaker! This is in original condition and works great. The bell is thick brown bakelite and the base and neck are metal with a highly-textured bronze finish. There are some nicks and scratches, but generally it looks very nice. The cover on the bottom has a nice decal that says it is a 'Saal Symphony Grand Radio Reproducer, Mfg by H.G. Saal Company, Chicago, Ill.' Bell diameter is 13 inches, overall height is about 21 inches. I have used this speaker with a 1920's battery radio and it plays well.

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	1. The Radio Amateur's VHF Manual - $9 Soft cover book published by ARRL, Copyright 1972, 3rd Edition. A 352-page book covering amateur radio communication above 50MHz. Mint condition.
	2. Tandy's Money Machine. - $5 Hard cover book with dustjacket by Irvin Farman, copyright 1992. How Charles Tandy built Radio Shack into the World's Largest Electronics Chain. Excellent used condition.
	2. Veteran Talking Machines. - $9 Softd cover book by Brian Jewell, copyright 1977. A 128 page History and Collector's Guide describes many early phonographs, some with black/white photos. Excellent used condition.

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