Electronics & Electrical

General Electric A40F Rectifier in Box. I do not know if this item works or not, I don't know how to test it, I will do my best to ascertain if it works. I am a computer guy, the actual electronics are WAY over my head. The rectifier is still in the box, the box and the rectifier are both marked A40F. 

Vintage Jaegar 6v Auto Clock.  Of the two lugs on the back, one is marked "ground" and the other "minus 6v".  I checked for continuity across the two terminals and got none.  I do get continuity from the bulb wire to the ground.  Please assume the clock is not working and is in need of repair.  There are no big dents or major damage, just light surface scratches and some corrosion on the chrome bezel.  The glass is not cracked or chipped.

(24) Vintage Mueller Electric 40 amp Test Clip #25 in Boxes. They are packaged in boxes of 10. There are two complete boxes and one box with four clips. The cheap made in who knows what third world nation sell for $1.85 a piece. These Mueller Electric clips were made in America with pride, before every near every last vestige of manufacturing went over seas. Some of the clips have slight corrosion. $40.00 value! 

Vintage Eveready Flashlight Bulbs Still in Package. They are for flashlights that take PR2/BP bulbs. The cardboard is folded in half and pretty beat up, but the bulbs are still sealed in their original blister pack. They were purchased at Bradlees' department store prior to my Parents moving from Norwalk Connecticut in 1980, just look at the price! 

How to Use Your C.B. Radio FCC 1967.  The booklet published by the FCC has no rips or tears, just very light soiling from being handled.  Great collectible from the hey days of personal communications.

3 Stereo Cables Un-opened Packages, two Barker and one Arista Cables. The Arista cable is a 72" shielded Audio Cable Phone Plug-Miniature Jack No. 169 D105. The Barker Cables are as follows; Shielded Hi-Fi Stereo Cable Phono Plug to Phono Jack 12'MF and Shielded Hi-Fi Stereo Cable Phono Plug to Phono Plug 72". These are NOS cables, just look at the prices on the tags. 

Olsen Electronics CB Radio Purchase Premium Gift. These were given out as a gift when a buyer would buy an Olsen Sidebander C.B. Radio in the 1960's - 1970's. My Dad got this one with the purchase of his Sidebander. The Cultured Pearl is still sealed in the original cellophane and never been opened. This is a superb and rare Olsen Electronics buyer premium and would be a flagship for any advertising premium collection. This item will not be returnable if the original cellophane is opened.

Vintage Simpson Milliamp Gauge. The case and bezel have only minor bumps and scuffs, no gouges or cracks in the hard plastic housing. There is continuity across the two terminals, I am not an electrical guy and have no knowledge on how to test it further. It says Simpson, Made in USA and the numbers 23135 on the back. 

Triplett Milliamp Gauge, 3 1/2" Bezel.  The case and bezel have only minor bumps and scuffs, no gouges or cracks in the hard plastic housing.  It says , Triplett Elec Inst, Bluffton Ohio and the numbers 321327 on the back.  There is continuity across the two terminals, I am not an electrical guy and have no knowledge on how to test it further, so assume it doesn't work, hence the price. 

Weston Electronics Galvanometer.  The case and bezel have only minor bumps and scuffs, no gouges or cracks in the hard plastic housing.  It says , Weston Elec Inst, Newark, New Jersey.  It is in an incorrect but vintage box. The Box is API (Assembly Products Inc, Chagrin Falls, Ohio) and has some minor tears but nothing big.  It has the meter insert inside.  There is NO continuity across the two terminals, I am not an electrical guy and have no knowledge on how to test it further, so assume it doesn't work, hence the price.   

Raytheon 3 Channel Walkie Talkie.  The radio is used and has some minor bumps and bruises, no dents but it has some scratches, mainly on the silver plate on the upper left.  It has the strap, dead nine volt battery and earphone in the little leather pouch.  I tested it with another CB and it does receive and send at short distances, I had to be within ear shot of the receiving unit.  It operates on Channel 1, 4 and 11.

Vintage Computer Mini Series MGP Card.  This appears to be an I/O card that is used with old motherboards equipped with a Mach Speed Graphics Port slot.  It is not a graphics card as it is equipped with (1) 25 pin serial port and (1) 9 pin serial port.  There isn't much information on old mother boards, but this appears to be the beginning of multi bus mother boards meant to keep up with the faster and faster processors.  It will only function with that port so please make sure it is correct for your application.

Tram XL 100 Citizen's Band Radio Instruction Manual, wiring schematic and power supply schematic.  There are no torn or missing pages, just some soiling, minor bends and folds.  The manual is chock full of useful info including a component value list for the parts on both schematics.  This is an original manual and schematics NOT a photocopy.

Poly-Comm Pro Instruction manual by Polytronics Laboratories with wiring schematic.  There are no missing pages, just some small tears, folds, bends and some soiling. The manual has useful information including the factory alignment procedure.  This is an original manual and schematic NOT a photocopy.

Vintage Emico Volt Meters (2) for 6 Volt System. These would be great for keeping tabs on the batteries in your vintage cars that use a 6 volt system. I tested these with both a 1½ Volt battery and a 9 Volt battery and both read accurate. The housings on the front side look great with the glass being intact and the chrome bright and shiny. On the backs there is some corrosion, see the pictures for more detail. 

Atari SX212 Modem RS 232 IBM Compatible in Box. This thing is still in the original box, unfortunately the owners manual is missing but the modem, power adapter and phone cable is there. I have no way of testing it but, I plugged it in and it did light up. The box has minor bumps and bruises from being jostled around over the years. the modem itself looks like it's never been used! Super vintage 80's modem for your vintage "Fun" computer. 

1982 Honda Accord Main Vacuum Control Box. I had two of these cars, one 4 door and a hatch back. Unfortunately, the 4 door had it's rear bumper shoved into the back seat by a drunk driver who said he didn't see the parked sedan. The car ran beautifully until it's untimely demise. This is the guts from the black box that is attached to the firewall. I can't make any guarantees, but there are a bunch of useful control parts on this unit. 

Sam's Photofacts CB Radio Series #18 Nov 1968. This Sam's is not in the folder three ring style, it is done like a magazine and had 128 pages. This is the CB-18 series. It contains photos, diagrams, parts lists and repair information on CB radios from the following makers; Allied, Amphenol, Courier, Eico, Fanon, Kaar, Lafayette, Realistic and Sears. Great reference material for the collector and repair of vintage Citizens Band Radios. There are NO rips, tears or missing pages. There is some minor bends to the front and rear covers. Breaker...Breaker! 

Zebra UNC72 Trickle Charger for Encore 3 Printers. It is still in it's original box. I had just bought it to replace my dead charger for an Encore 3 label printer. I used it a few times before my Encore 3 printer went belly up. Its near new, if you have an Encore 3 without a charger this ones for you. Retails for around $90.00. 

Sam's Photofacts folder set #384.  Have found that it is missing the Emerson TV folder, Production change bulletin folder #11 Maganavox, Folder #13 Philco.  All the rest are there and have NO rips or tears.  The outside envelope has some ink stains, but the folders inside are untouched by it.  If you repair old radio equipment these are for you.  Just full of diagrams and schematics, see the close up for all the models.  Admiral, Motorola, and Trav-ler Television sets.  Change bulletins for Airline, Arvin, Crescent, Geloso, Grommes, Mopar, Silvertone, Stromberg-Carlson and Truetone products and radios.  If you restore old electronic equipment, don't miss this!

Callaro Hi Fi Record Changer factory paperwork.  It is complete with component list.  This record changer was used on a multitude of stereos from the 50's.  The papers are yellowed and there are a few minor tears where the papers were folded, but nothing in danger of falling apart.

The HP # 8120-8485 is a 1.8 meter (6.0 ft.), Universal Serial Bus cable (USB) interface cable, with type 'A' connector to type 'B' connector. The 'A' end goes to the PC or Hub and the 'B' end goes to the device such as printer, scanner, or keyboard. The cable has no damage and is unused, I got it with a printer and used the parallel port instead. This cable retails for almost twice as much.

Sony MC-60 Micro Cassettes (3) plus what looks like a head cleaner cassette.  The package looks like it originally came with 4 cassettes, but one was removed and used.  The remaining three appear to be un-used.  Included is a head cleaner cassette, there is NO cleaner fluid with the cassette. 

HP 58 Inkjet Print Cartridge Photo.  It is still factory sealed in the box. PLEASE make sure it is the correct cartridge for your application as I can not accept return on this item if the package has been opened.