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ROBERTS R606-MB OLIVE GREEN RETRO TRANSISTOR RADIO Here’s another Roberts R606-MB portable transistor radio from the seventies. Overall the radio is in good working condition but has a few cosmetic challenges – two top caps are missing from the tuning… Continue Reading →
GRUNDIG PARTY BOY 207 60s TRANSISTOR RADIO Here’s an very smart portable transistor radio made by Grundig in the 1960s. The Party Boy 207 has three wavebands LW, MW & FM. The case is finished in dark black plastic in excellent… Continue Reading →
HACKER BLACK KNIGHT RP 74 TRANSISTOR RADIO This is a very nice example of a classic Hacker portable transistor radio from the seventies. The radio has been cleaned and serviced and is in excellent fully working condition. Finished in black… Continue Reading →
GRUNDIG PARTY BOY 202 LUXUS 60s TRANSISTOR RADIO Here’s a very rare example of a portable transistor radio made by Grundig in the early 60s. The Party Boy Luxus 202 luxus has four wavebands LW, MW, SW & FM. The… Continue Reading →
Rogers won fame and fortune producing monitors for the BBC. The LS 3/5a is one of the classic models associated with Rogers. At 15Ω the LS 3/5s were not suited to the higher power levels I preferred, so I bought… Continue Reading →
ROBERTS REVIVAL R550 RADIO AM/FM/LW DARK BLUE Here is a very nice example of a Roberts radio from their Revival series. This one is finished in dark blue leather cloth and is in excellent condition and fully working. The R550… Continue Reading →
BUSH TR130 RETRO BLACK RADIO 1960s WORKING This is an original Bush TR130 portable transistor radio made in England by Rank Organisation. The radio has been cleaned and serviced and is in fully working condition. The case is finished in… Continue Reading →
Here’s a selection of electronic instruments manufactured by Nagard a UK based company in the sixties. The Nagard 300 series oscilloscopes boasted a 40MHz bandwidth and compared well with the US Tektronix 500 series. Data sheets cover the 301 wide… Continue Reading →
EKCO VALVE RADIO U319A Here is a popular Ekco valve radio from the 1950s in a brown bakelite cabinet. The cabinet is free from any cracks or scratches – the overall condition is good for its age but does not… Continue Reading →
GRUNDIG VALVE RADIO TYPE 97 Here is a rare classic Grundig valve radio from the 50s in a lovely burgundy plastic cabinet. The radio does work but has weak sound level and could benefit from a full service. The shiny… Continue Reading →
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