Marconiphone Transistor portable / car radio
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 […]
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Wireless Restorations
Hacker RP35 Transistor Portable radio
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
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Roberts Valve RMB
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
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
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Ultra model 66 1935
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
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Philips Philetta BD263U
A customer and good friend, Alan Sykes, ex BBC guy brought this little gem in for a sort out. As Alan is a nice guy
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Marconi Model 347
Acquired this set on Ebay for a very good price. Cost more in shipping. Have a soft spot for these Marconi sets, as long as
Ekco Radio A28
This is one of my Ekco sets, A28, probably the best one made. Several short wave bands and the usual Med and Long. New capacitors
Bush DAC10
Now here is the richer persons version of the Bush DAC90. Almost the same insides, apart from the pre-select channel button, aimed at people that
Murphy A262C floor standing
Cannot resist bringing back to life a radio that was going to the skip. A nice Murphy A262. This chassis came along in the mid
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Ferguson
Ferguson was an American company, becming adopted in the UK and was responsible for providing the mass consumer market with budget radios, TVs, and radiograms.
Grundig
Well, after losing the war, I suppose the Germans had to gain credibility somehow. One way was to make good quality sets such as this.
