Showing posts with label Brandes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brandes. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

VINTAGE / ANTIQUE BRANDES CATHEDRAL TUBE RADIO SPEAKER

Nice example of a BRANDES cathedral tube radio speaker.  Seems to be original cloth grill cover in perfect shape.  Cabinet has some surface scratches but will polish up near perfect.  I will let you do that.  Speaker cloth cord in excellent condition, same as the innards and speaker horn.  Look at the pictures.  No holes or rips in horn.  THIS IS THE EXAMPLE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR!!  COMPLETE!

THE UNIT WAS OWNED AND CARED FOR BY AN EXPERT IN TUBE RADIOS.

This comes from my Great Uncles collection of fine examples of antique tube radios, speakers, Ham radio gear etc., and was treated with care along with everything else he owned. Most items are of EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION, and were in working order. There WILL be dust.

Please enlarge the pictures for details of the condition before bidding as they are an important indicator of quality as any issues will be clearly shown, and/or described.

It has been in a box, on a shelf IN A HEATED SPACE for decades.   

Buy with confidence as I normally double-box and pack EXTREMELY well!!   SOMETIMES THE SHIPPING COSTS REFLECT MY HARD WORK IN GIVING YOU THE BEST PACKING JOB AND SHIPPING SERVICE TO PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT.  Look at my feedback.   I will ship within four BUSINESS days of cleared payment. PAYMENT IS EXPECTED WITHIN 48 HOURS FROM END OF BIDDING.

RETURNS ACCEPTED IF NOT AS DESCRIBED IN LISTING.  BUYER PAYS RETURN SHIPPING!!   Shipping is for the U.S. ONLY!   Please inquire otherwise at least 24 hours before bidding ends.

If you would like additional pictures or have questions, please feel free to contact me.  Please see my other listings......

GOOD LUCK!

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

N247: Antique Early 1900s-20s Radio Headset Lot Brandes Holtzer

SHIPPING:

1. WHEN ITEMS ARE SHIPPED YOU CAN CHECK ON THE STATUS OF YOUR ORDER BY GOING TO THE AUCTION AND CLICKING ON THE SHIPPING INFORMATION TO SEE THE USPS TRACKING NUMBER. IF YOUR ORDER IS GOING OVERSEAS THEN CONTACT US THROUGH EBAY AND YOU WILL BE PROVIDED WITH THE CUSTOMS NUMBER.

2. WE WORK DILIGENTLY TO KEEP DOMESTIC SHIPPING COSTS AS LOW AS POSSIBLE .

3. IT IS MORE DIFFICULT TO MAIL ITEMS OUT OF THE COUNTRY.  FOREIGN SHIPPING COSTS WILL REFLECT A HIGHER COST TO COMPENSATE FOR THE ADDED TIME IT TAKES TO SHIP.

4. APO/FPO ITEMS... WE SINCERELY THANK-YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND SACRIFICE ON BEHALF OF OUR COUNTRY BUT SHIPPING MAY COST MORE DEPENDING ON SIZE OF THE ITEM.

REFUNDS:

100 percent refund on auction price but we need to be notified within 14 days of cancelled shipping date.

Thank-you,

from

 Charter Oak Books

 BID WITH CONFIDENCE.

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Friday, September 30, 2011

Antique tube radio - Brandes radio - bakelite?

This antique or vintage Brandes tube radio is 12 inches long by 8 inches high by 8 inches deep. It appears to be Bakelite, but I don't know for sure as I can't find any info on this particular model. There are NO stickers or markings on the back of this unit. The cord is intact but NOT tested due to age. I have not opened the back.

The mesh speaker in front that you see is some sort of metal. The dial has a great art deco mid century look to it. It has three knobs and while I can't say for sure, they seem to belong to this radio.

Sadly, there is a crack on the top of the case. It's pictured, and runs the full depth of the case (front to back). There is residue of some sort along the edges of the crack.

It weighs almost ten pounds, and despite its flaws it is SO beautiful. The case is dark brown in color.

Very unusual collectible piece.

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