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The first electric car was invented. (On a small scale.) Ran entirely upon electricity. This was one of the oldest cars ever made.
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The first telephone was made by Alexander Graham Bell. This was the first telephone made. It only had 12 phone lines in all.
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The first steam tractor was invented. It also ran entirely on electricity. It was the first tractor ever made that actually stayed completely intact to this day.
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This was one of the first radios ever invented. Made of complete walnut. The first murphy-style radio ever made.
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The early version of this set which was made before it even worked completely. Made of plywood, so super, super, super, SUPER cheap. Was an awesome looking radio if you liked to show off to other people who liked radios a lot and liked to collect them for no reason.
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One of the first radios ever made. Had a sunset design. Very, very, very, VERY original.
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A fairly unusual set. Very deco inspired design. Cables can also be used with other sets.
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One of the first radios ever made. Had a volume knob. Had two other knobs for tuning it and one for turning it on.
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Small size. Clean looking. A time warp find- overhauled and works as well.
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One of the first radios ever made. Made of pure mahogany which is very expensive. Very, very, very, VERY amazing.
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In the rarer black and chrome finish. Capable of being one of the best around. The chassis is also extremely clean.
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Typical mid 30s Philips. Good looking set. Cabinet in good restored condition.
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The first computer was invented. Was called the Z-1. I did a long report for it last year in 7th grade. The guy who made it build it in his basement.
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One of the first radios ever made. Has a TRF battery set. Aimed at the remaining rural users or those who wanted a cheap set that was aimed to run.
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Pleasantly styled set by the Anglo-American Ferguson company. Band with 'Airplane' style dial. Untested as yet but looks very tidy.
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Rather an old fashioned look for 1936. Very original condition. This is a handsome set in an American influenced style.
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One of the range of sets with the large 'Airplane' dial. Very good clean original condition. Handsome set that looks very genuine, overhauled and in working order.
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The later version of the 135. Tidy condition, overhauled and working. Gained a SW band and magic eye.
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Quite a rare 30s. Cabinet good. Looks complete and good condition.
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Only about 4 inches high. American midget in cream metal cabnet. Works surprisingly well.
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Invicta sets were also made by Pye. Basic 3 band 4 valve 'short' superhet.Overhauled and working.
