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A mahogany Franklin table gramophone, type I, suitable for playing lateral and hill-and-dale records, United States, ca. 1922. (spring broken).
An oxydized gold Mangavox loudspeaker with goose neck horn, type MI, United States, ca. 1925.
An oxydized gold Mangavox loudspeaker with goose neck horn, type MI, United States, ca. 1925.
Four portable radio's: Truetone type Tiny four, EverReady, Delco and Zenith, mainly 1950s.
A bakelite Philips radio, type BX 490 A, Holland, ca. 1949.
A General Electric valve radio in art deco cabinet, type F 656, United States, ca. 1937.
A Philips classic car radio, type NX 498 V-10, Holland, ca. 1949.m
A Siemens radio with build in Polydor turntable for 78-45-33 rpm records, type Phono-Super K53, Germany, ca. 1955.
Two bakelite radio': Philco type 19-505 and Schaub type Amigo 56 U, ca. 1949.
A Philco classic car radio, type CR-2, United States, ca. 1949.
A Webster Chicago wire-recorder, type 228-1, United States, late 1940s.
Four portable transistor radio's: Philips type AG4032, Tesla type T2800, Philips type all transistor and Körting, mainly 1960s/70s.
A Philips valve radio, type 750A Symfonie, Holland, ca. 1937.
Two Philips valve radio's: type 680A and BX123 A10 in bakelite cabinet, Holland, 1940s.
Two portable radio's: General Electric and Roberts Radio, United States, 1950s.
An enamel advertising sign for Philips, Holland, 1950s.
A Freshman Masterpiece valve radio in wooden cabinet, type 5F4, United States, ca. 1925.
A horn gramophone with green tin horn, probably Germany, ca. 1910.
Three Zenith portable valve radio's including one with original antenna, United States, mainly 1940s.
A Becker Brescia classic car radio, ca. 1969.
A Point Bleu loudspeaker in walnut verneered case, France, ca. 1930.
A General Electric valve radio in walnut case, type S22 'Junior', United States, ca. 1931.
A bakelite Philips valve radio, type 480A, Holland, ca. 1939.
Een bakelieten Philips buizenradio, type 665A, Holland, ca. 1941.
A bakelite Philips valve radio type 650A, Holland, ca. 1939.
An enamel Philips Radio advertising sign, L'Emallo-gravure-Paris, ca. 1935.
A Philips valve radio in wood case, type 837A, Holland, ca. 1937.
A Philips valve radio in wood case, type A52A, France, ca. 1944.
Four portable radio's including Philips, Vidor, Admiral and PYE, mainly 1950s/60s.
An Astor valve radio in wood cabinet, type 60, United States, ca. 1934.
A Telefunken valve radio in wooden case, type Super 975GWK, Germany, ca. 1939.
A C.E.M.A. (Knoll & Marié; Paris) loudspeaker type standard with black tin gooseneck horn, France, ca. 1927. ...[more]
A Waldorp valve radio (N.V. Nederlandsche Instrumentenfabriek, The Hague) in wooden case type 138,5, Holland, ca. 1940.
A bakelite Philips valve radio, type 470A nicknamed the sun, Holland, ca. 1938.
A bakelite Philips loudspeaker nicknamed 'the pancake', Holland, ca. 1928.
Een N.V. Radiohandel 'Die Haghe' vroege buizenradio in houten kast, type DR met spoelen, Nederland, ca. 1925.
A bakelite Philips valve radio, type 773A, Holland, ca. 1940.
Een Siera buizenradio in houten kast, type S196X -05, België, ca. . 1947.
An oak Erres valve radio, type KY 111 with original base cabinet with loudpeaker, Holland, ca. 1931.
An oak Erres valve radio, type KY 111 with original base cabinet with loudpeaker, Holland, ca. 1931.
An Erres valve radio in art deco cabinet, type KY 166, Holland, ca. 1937.
An Atwater kent valve radio in metal cabinet, type 42 including a loudspeaker with gooseneck horn, United States, ca. 1928.
A Telefunken Valve radio in art deco cabinet, type 586 W.L.K., Germany, ca. 1935.
An American Bosch Magneto valve radio in mahogany cabinet, type 28, United States, ca. 1928.
An American Bosch Magneto valve radio in mahogany cabinet, type 28, United States, ca. 1928.
An unmarked loudspeaker in stylized oak case, probably England, ca. 1930.
A Mc.Michael valve radio in mahogany cabinet with legs, type 135, Engeland, ca. 1935.
An RCA VIctor valve radio with build-in loudspeaker in mahogany case, type Radiola Grand, United Sta
An RCA VIctor valve radio with build-in loudspeaker in mahogany case, type Radiola Grand, United States, ca. 1922.
A Philips valve radio in wooden case, type 456-A, nicknamed Prelude, Holland, ca. 1936.
An Edison Fireside phonograph Model A with original black tin, gold striped horn with crane and lid, originally made for playing two and four minu...
Pieter d'Hont (1917-1997), a bronze figure of Edison with his phonograph, second half 20th century.
A Columbia Viva Tonal portable gramophone, England, ca. 1930.
A His Master's Voice portable gramophone, type 101 (with Maestrophone reproducer), England, ca. 1927 together with two albums of circa eighteen 78...
A tin General Motors valve pedestal ashtray radio, United States, ca. 1931.
Two RCA valve radio's in wooden case, type Radiola 18, United States, ca. 1928.
A Decca portable gramophone, type junior with reflector in lid, England, ca. 1923.
A Westrad valve console radio in wooden case with build-in speaker, United States, ca. 1929.
A Westrad valve console radio in oak verneered case with doors and build-in speaker, United States, ca. 1929.
A Columbia Viva Tonal portable gramophone, type 202. England, ca. 1928. One of the best portable gramophones ever made.
A Maxwell self build valve radio, type Meistersinger 54, Holland, ca. 1951.
A Gramophone Company gramophone with tin morning glory horn, type 'the new Victor', England, ca. 190
A Gramophone Company gramophone with tin morning glory horn and the rare Exhibition Junior reproducer, type 'the new Victor', England, ca. 1907. O...
An Atwater kent valve radio on a mahogany board, type AT, including a loudspeaker with gooseneck horn, United States, ca. 1928.
A Vickers portable gramophone with foldable with cardboard horn with faux bois pattern, type Guiniphone, England, ca. 1929.
A Sparton valve radio in wooden case, type 5-26, together with a Utah loudpeaker in ornate wooden case, United States, ca. 1925.
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