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Shipping:
Figure $3.90 for media mail w/delivery confirmation - US shipping - of first record, and $1.00 per additional. Advertising pages $2. Magazines will vary...
International please inquire. Cylinder shipping will be different, check with me. Insurance STRONGLY RECOMMENDED for fragile 78 rpm records or any large purchases. I cannot be responsible for loss or damage once the packages go into the mail system!
Note that I reuse sound boxes and packing materials to save you money. 

I accept PayPal so that you may pay by credit card.

TJ WHITAKER

COLUMBUS OH 43229

Questions? Contact me:
tj@tjsrecordscom

Well, here is something different...

Here is a 1923 Atwater Kent breadboard radio, Model 10, part number 4950. The breadboard has a nice 
mellow matte brown finish rather than the glossy finish with the decorative routed edges.  Corners are 
square: it is made to fit into the Pooley cabinet. The production and warranty tag is still intact "in case of 
complaint please return this tag" and the number 6015 is stamped in the wood on the underside of the 
breadboard. The five tubes include four 201A RF and AF amplifiers, and a UX-200A detector. T have not 
assaulted this fine old radio with  Brasso or other cleaners -preserving the original patina.

Breadboard size 10 x 29 inches.

Now for the functional stuff: all five tubes'  filaments light but there is no audio output.  All knobs and controls work freely. You can see from photos 11 and 12 that there are some coils of wire loose from one of the components. I do not have the old original battery wiring cable.
There is a place on the 3-tube detector/amplifier unit where it looks like one of the tube sockets has been epoxied to the top of the unit. Hopefully you can see that in the photos.
Please look carefully at the photos and don't  hesitate to ask any questions.
Fuse is dead. (I used a cheater cord to bypass the fuse block for testing.)  I think that the "filament" button has been removed. To my eye the wiring underneath looks like at least some of it has been replaces.
This unit was working 15 years ago when I first got it, and I suspect that I am just not getting all the hookups right. This radio is ready to provide a fun experience to a tinkerer.

$750.

This will be shipped insured. The cost is reflected in the shipping rate I will quote you. I strongly suggest Priority Mail.

All used electronics sold "as is"

Here are a few of the nostalgic records and advertising items that I have to offer...my apologies for some of the low-res scans.

Aeolian Vocalion 78 rpm colored "wax" record

Beautiful vivid colors!

 A similar copy of this record sold in a 1997 (?) Nauck auction for over $400. 
Songs: There's a Long Long Trail / Allied National Airs. 
Aeolian Company A22024.Label date is 1916. Nice VG+ visual condition. 
Plays more like VG. You should be hearing it now, if not email me for a sound clip. 
Note that "National Airs" side has a serious sticking problem and the first part of it just does not play satisfactorily.
Price $395 plus insured Priority Mail shipping of $17. (sorry, but I'm taking no chances) 
This is a rare opportunity for the serious collector.

PATHE needle cut record 78 rpm colored "wax"

Songs: Adorable (Miami Melodists) / Who'd Be Blue (Stillman's Orioles). 
Pathe 36456. Nice glossy EX visual condition.  $55.

Nine page article taken from a magazine, mostly photos, from late 1940s or early 1950s. $12.50