Kolster Brandes “Rejectostat” model 666, 1933
A fine Kolster Brandes Rejectostat model 666, 1933 I forgot about this set that I restored in the early ‘90s. I recall buying at as …
A fine Kolster Brandes Rejectostat model 666, 1933 I forgot about this set that I restored in the early ‘90s. I recall buying at as …
Always like it when you get something in to repair that is a nice piece of kit and the owner appreciates what he or she …
This portable holds a special place with me. MasterRadio, Sobell, GEC etc.. all became one and these sets sported those names in different colour cases. …
Such a dinky little set. Very small and only takes 2 x 1.5v batteries. The owner said I could have it after he saw my …
A friend in the UK sent this set out to me in a box of other radios, some for keeps and some for repairs. As …
Sorting through a box of portable radios, a Bush fell onto the bench. There was a range of these sets brought out by the Rank …
These were all the rage in the early `70s. They were badged under silly names like Satellite, Sky King and so on. They were sold …
I remember my physics teacher having one of these sets in his car. I think it was nicked out of the car whilst parked near …
These radios were meant for grown-ups. Well made, solid and Mr. Hacker showing off his engineering skills obtained in a previous life at Roberts. You …
This is a nice valve portable set. Mains or battery operation. It dates from around mid 1950s and uses the new range of “D” …
Hitachi 6 Transistor radio Those of us over a certain mature age will have probably had several of these little radios as child. This set …
This little old lady came in from a local auction company. Must have been brought over to Spain many years ago! Too original and in …