[ForSale-Swap] FS - More Stuff

[David M Sundheimer]

  Still have the following items that folks that wanted them never
followed thru on:
  The 7 tubes - 2 ea. 6979, 3 ea 4X150A, 2 ea. 4X250B. The guy that was
first responder I never heard from again. Would have been nice if he
would have let me know. All have filament continuity. All are used.
That's all I know. Money back if they're duds.   $ 10 the lot.
  15 X 11 Speaker cabinet with large speaker. It looks like the classic
Hallicrafter's cabinet, less the lower case "H" New grill cloth, paint
job. Sounds great.   $ 15
  PRC 104 battery case, used, good.   $ 10
  2  National speakers, 10 X 10. Good speaker in one ( a replacement ),
other one shot. Paint shot, one has National emblem .  $ 10 for both.
  Powerstat variable voltage unit, 0 to 140 volts out. 7 1/2 amps.
Excellent condition.  $ 15
  Signal Corps, US Army Volt/Ammeter.I 50. Works. 3,15,30 Amps, 3,15, 150
volts DC. With mirror scale and heavy leather case,  $ 10
  Japan YN 6 dial, 5 scales,appears unused.   $ 5
  Twice these have been sold, but the money never came. Do these have a
curse on them ? Buy them and find out. Octal 8 pin extender, have 2, $ 10
ea. 9 pin extender, $ 10
Since I don't know diddely about CW keys, etc., the following I borrowed
from an ad last week for a coffin bug, now known as a Skillman.Sold by
Lafayette and Radio Shack in the 60's. Mfg'ed by Dentsuseiki (?) in 1953
- 1968. Word "Japan "molded in bottom. Has excellent feel when properly
adjusted. This one has slight crack on side. He wanted $ 125 for his.
Mine you can get for $ 50.Previous sale fell thru due to my inability to
get a Stupid Kodak picture thru to him after 3 tries.
  RCA receiving tube manual.  650 pages, an education in itself, good
shape,   $ 5
  Strange one Want a real gyro ? Here's a real gyro in a clear plastic
case, that runs on 120 V., 60 cps. Judging by the paperwork, it was used
to demonstrate how a gyro works to school kids. Also included, at no
additional cost, is a kids string pull gyro.  $ 10.
   
               Thanks,     Dave