PICKERS EXPRESS Timed Auction of Industrial, Scientific & Pop Culture Collectibles XXIV

41: Lot of 3 vintage radio books, Radio Receivers by Albert R. Hodges, 1935, Everyman’s Guide to Radio Vol. III by Raymond Francis Yates, 1926, Radio Field Service Data by Alfred A. Ghirardi, 1936 in 3 ring binder

42: Realistic DX-440 AM/FM/SW radio receiver, untested,

43: Lot of vintage business books, 1977 Executive Planner, S.E. Ledger, Sterling Single Entry Ledger, Bull and Bear Stocks and Bonds Record No. 145, some pages filled out

44: VINTAGE AIRCRAFT GYRO GYROSCOPE MOTOR AND FLYWHEEL? WWII? Aviation gear, war machines, instruments.

45: Group of 1930s radio craft periodicals. Radio Retailing, Sylvania News.

46: Vintage Western Electric telecommunication instrument, metal box with switch, marked “6017 B”

47: 1930s and 40s periodicals/catalogues/magazines. Science, radio, heating and cooling,

48: Foxboro, Conductivity Monitor, function, set point, and Microsimens unit. Untested. Stylish gear. Industrial, meter punk.

49: 1939 MOTOROLA B150 ELECTRONIC BATTERY Operated BICYCLE RADIO. For restoration, rare, portable tube technology.

50: Black and white photographs from 1920s and 30s era advertising/products.

51: Cinaudagraph Speakers Inc. (Manufactured in Slater, MO, USA) 15” coaxial speaker with 5” suspended tweeter, 8 ohm, 468911 CIN-15B.

52: Foredom Series SR rotary tool with foot control. Untested.

53: Bosch 1273DVS 4” x 24” belt sander, untested, used condition.

54: Wood and Bakelite flashlight signaler. Exceedingly rare. Turned wood and bulb holder.

55: antique leather-covered desk organizer set, Italian made, calendar, paper clip box, pen holder, subtle Deco style, circa 1930s?

56: 11 antique reference books, Clocks, comics, toys, radios, pens, pottery, golf, comics, Prussian antiques.

57: Antique telephone receiver and transmitter, American Electric Co. , Bakelite, cloth cable,

58: Electricity for Everybody by Philip Atkinson, 1895, first edition, hard cover,

59: Vintage industrial/medical equipment, motor by Chicago Surgical and Electrical Co. Type 19, Serial No. 589, cloth cable, cast iron housing, untested, 10”H

60: 3 Stewart Warner Electric 3 way switches in original packaging from October 1953. Resemble the American made switches used on Stratocaster, Telecaster, and Broadcasters as original components.