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This is a mid-century modern Zenith solid-state stereo console in a walnut finish. The console features a built-in record player and AM/FM radio. It has louvered doors that conceal the speakers and record storage compartments. Many Zenith consoles from this era, including models like the MN2604, are sought after by collectors for their stylish appearance and quality components. The record player often features the Micro-Touch 2G tonearm, known for its light tracking force.

This is a mid-century modern Zenith solid-state stereo console in a walnut finish. The console features a built-in record player and AM/FM radio. It has louvered doors that conceal the speakers and record storage compartments. Many Zenith consoles from this era, including models like the MN2604, are sought after by collectors for their stylish appearance and quality components. The record player often features the Micro-Touch 2G tonearm, known for its light tracking force.

This is a mid-century modern Zenith solid-state stereo console in a walnut finish. The console features a built-in record player and AM/FM radio. It has louvered doors that conceal the speakers and record storage compartments. Many Zenith consoles from this era, including models like the MN2604, are sought after by collectors for their stylish appearance and quality components. The record player often features the Micro-Touch 2G tonearm, known for its light tracking force.

This is a vintage Learadio console record player with a built-in radio. The unit features a wooden cabinet, a turntable, and a radio tuner. It appears to be from the mid-20th century, likely the 1940s or 1950s. The record on the turntable also has th

antique English oak draw-leaf dining table.

This is a hand-painted, distressed shabby chic side cabinet or chest with turned feet.

This is a Zenith 10S464 console radio, manufactured around 1940. It features an Art Deco-style wooden cabinet. The radio uses 10 vacuum tubes and operates on Broadcast, Short Wave, and Police wave bands.

This is a Geisha gramophone, a brand made by C. Gilbert & Co. Ltd. of Sheffield, England, likely dating from the early 1900s. The company produced gramophones from approximately 1922 to 1931.

Edison Standard phonograph. It is an antique cylinder phonograph, typically with an oak case. It is spring-powered by a crank and can play two-minute or two-and four-minute cylinders depending on the model. The sound is amplified by a metal horn. These phonographs were produced in various models (e.g., Model B, C, D, F) between the early 1900s and 1913. Edison Standard Phonograph, Type D This Edison Standard Phonograph played 2- and 4-minute wax cylinders. It was made between 1908 and 1911. The Edison Standard Phono... New England Wireless & Steam Museum Edison Oak Home Phonograph - Solvang Antiques Description. Antique American Edison oak Home phonograph, circa 1905. This Home phonograph by Edison features a professionally ref... Solvang Antiques Exceptional Antique Edison Standard Model B Two Minute Cylinder ... The model B machines are often called the Tall Standard due to the increase of height to the case to accommodate the new spring

Edison Standard phonograph. It is an antique cylinder phonograph, typically with an oak case. It is spring-powered by a crank and can play two-minute or two-and four-minute cylinders depending on the model. The sound is amplified by a metal horn. These phonographs were produced in various models (e.g., Model B, C, D, F) between the early 1900s and 1913. Edison Standard Phonograph, Type D This Edison Standard Phonograph played 2- and 4-minute wax cylinders. It was made between 1908 and 1911. The Edison Standard Phono... New England Wireless & Steam Museum Edison Oak Home Phonograph - Solvang Antiques Description. Antique American Edison oak Home phonograph, circa 1905. This Home phonograph by Edison features a professionally ref... Solvang Antiques Exceptional Antique Edison Standard Model B Two Minute Cylinder ... The model B machines are often called the Tall Standard due to the increase of height to the case to accommodate the new spring-su...

This is a Geisha gramophone, a brand made by C. Gilbert & Co. Ltd. of Sheffield, England, likely dating from the early 1900s. The company produced gramophones from approximately 1922 to 1931.

Vintage mid century colonial style tea/ bar /serving cart/ trolley wirth glass inlay