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A collection of ten wire- and taperecorder-microphones, including, amongst others: Philips, Ronette and Steinitz, mainly 1940s/50s.

A Reisz carbon-microphone on wooden base, type KM 147 Q, Germany, ca. 1933.

A cylinder-shaped Melodium ribbon-microphone on a steel base, type M37, 'Construit specialement pour le service de la Radiodiffusion' France, ca....

A collection of six microphones for home-use including Little Wonder (one in original box) and Philmore, mainly 1930s.

A Melodium ribbon-microphone on a steel base and a music or speech selector, type 42B, France, ca. 1947.

A collection of five condensator microphones including NRU and Teladi, mainly 1960s.

A collection of ten tape- and wire recorder microphones including Grundig, Geloso and Telefunken, mainly 1940s/50s.

A Teladi condensator microphone, type N, including three extra membranes, Germany, ca. 1935.

A collection of seven divers handheld microphones including Siemens and Audiophone, mainly 1940s/50s.

A Western Electric carbon microphone, type 387, United States, ca. 1925. One of the most recognizable microphones of the early years of broadcasti...

Three divers microphones: Shure type 737A, Electrovoice type 020 en Amperite type Line, mainly 1950s.

Three divers microphones: Thomson, unbranded and Electro-Voice type V3, mainly 1940s.

A collection of six divers microphones including Meazzi and Synton, mainly 1950s/60s.

An RCA Victor ribbon microphone, type Photophone PB-31, United States, ca. 1932. It is estimated that only 40-50 were made and most of them used i...

Six divers design-microphones including PYE, type E.M.(2x), Peiker, type PM16 and Crown, type MD-175, mainly 1950s/60s.

A Telefunken carbon microphone, type Ela M 102/1, Germany, ca. 1938..

Seven microphones in original cases including: Telefunken, type M411, Melodium, type Melostatic 515C, MKD, type MV 102 and Hiller, type M159, seco...

A Philips carbon microphone, type 4043, Holland, ca. 1932.

Three microphones: Turner Crystal, type 34X, Astatic WR-20 and Astatic, type 77, United States, 1940s/50s.

Seven hand held microphones including Despres and STC, mainly 1930s/40s.

A B.B.C.-Marconi hand held ribbon-microphone, type L, England, ca. 1948. 'Lip-Ribbon', designed especially for close speech reporting work.

Six microphones in original cases including Siemens, type SM-2, Telefunken, type M410 and American, type DR330, mainly 1950s/60s.

A B.B.C. Marconi ribbon-microphone, type B on original bronzed metal adjustable floor stand, England, ca. 1937.

An RCA metal adjustable floor stand for a microphone, type 90-AS, United States, ca. 1935.

An RCA ribbon-microphone, type 77-D, United States, ca. 1945.

A Reisz carbon-microphone in marble block together with it's original case and two suspenders for support, Germany, ca. 1928. One of the first mi...

Three diverse microphones: App. bau E. Furhop, Kalinowsky and Te-Ka-De, type M034, mainly 1940s.

Five microphones in original cases including PHG, type MD30, Geloso, type M61 and Pearl EK61, mainly 1950s.

A Neumann Gefell microphone, type M582, Germany, 1964.

Two crystal microphone: S+R and Bernic, Germany, ca. 1935.

Five dynamic microphones: Sennheiser, type MD 201, Siemens, types C72 & 10230, S+R, type NMZ and Brush development, mainly 1950s. ...[more]

A Neumann carbon microphone, type Claravox, Germany, ca. 1928. Unbranded.

An RCA ribbon microphone, type 74B 'junior velocity', United States, ca. 1940.

A collection of ten wire- and taperecorder microphones including Grundig, Ronette, type DX-12, Echolette, type top 14 en AIWA, type M-128,, mainly...

Two diverse microphones: Grampian, type P.A. en Telefunken, type Ela M203.1, jaren '30.

A Telwa condenser microphone, type VA3 with Telwa C28 capsule in original case, Germany, ca. 1938.

An RCA ribbon-microphone on base, type SK59, United States, ca. 1950.

Eight diverse microphones in original cases including: Ronette, SABA, type D77, Sennheiser, Telefunken, type C-15 en Beyer , type Dynamic, mainly...

A Steinitz carbon-microphone in marble block according to system Reisz, mounted in ring on wooden base, Germany, ca. 1930.

An RCA ribbon-microphone on metal base, type 44BX, United States, ca. 1948. Model 44BX was used for many years in American studio's.

Three diverse microphones: Radio Jesse, type CM1, Körting Radio, type KMV and Erhard Walther, type N, Holland and Germany, mainly 1930s.

A chrome Electro Voice electrodynamic microphone, type 726 on black metal, adjustable floor stand United States, ca. 1950.

A collection of nine handheld microphones including: Astatic, type M352, AKG, typw D202CS, AKG, D190E and Electrovoice, type 646, mainly 1950s/60s.

A Neumann Gefell codenser microphone, type GNM 14 in it's original wooden box, Germany, ca. 1950.

A Neumann Gefell condenser microphone, type CMV 571 in it's original box, Germany, ca. 1960.

A chrome Lifetime carbon microphone with springs, on base, type 8, United States, ca. 1932.

Seven diverse microphones including: Ronette, type R474, Geloso, type 416, Bernic and Imperia, mainly 1940s/50s.

A Siemens carbon microphone on metal base, type SM z2a, Germany, ca. 1938.

A Teladi condenser microphone, type K500 in original wooden case, Germany, ca. 1950.

A chrome and black laquer Philips Miicrophone stand, type 4051, Holland, ca. 1935.

A Braun carbon-microphone on bakelite base, type BMF 2020x, Germany, ca. 1935.

A Reisz carbon microphone on a steel base, type M116, Germany, ca. 1933.

Four diverse microphones: Melodynamic, type 75A, Philips type 9535, Telefunken, type Ela M 102/1 and Amroh, type 20, mainly 1930s/40s.

A chrome Gebescope carbon-microphone, type N, England, ca. 1936. Internal capsule missing and slight defects.

Seven handheld microphones including: B&O, type BM5 Stereo, Sennheiser en General Radio Company, type 1560-P96 mainly 1960s. ...[more]

An Astatic crystal-microphone, type MU4, United States, ca. 1932.

A Reisz condenser-microphone, type CM202, Germany, ca. 1932.

Five diverse microphones in original cases inlcuding: Electro Voice, type 300 met voeding, Grundig, type GDSM 200, Gefell, type AM740, Philips, ...

Two electrodynamic microphones: Labor, type M3ST floormicrophone and Sennheiser, type MD3T table microphone, 1950s.

A KS carbon-microphone, type M115 (system Reisz), Germany, ca. 1933.