What's not to love about this delightful hunk of bakelite? A wonderful fifties piece of space-age styling, these Cobramatics are fun. The...

They say you can’t judge a book by the cover, but if the author is Califone, I reckon you can. This Rheem Califone was dragged home from...

I found this at the flea market a couple of years ago. Cost me all of $4. It came with a lot of dirt. It was made in 1950 by...

A very early Columbia LP player - 33 and 1/3 rpm only. The paper tag underneath the player says 'Columbia LP Record Player' ... and model...

A rather clunky-looking 78 player, made in 1941. It has an AM radio so that you can tune into the world of religious cranks, sports...

78 Player I found this record player at a flea market in Sacramento, CA, and intrigued with its looks, bought it for $20. A little...

33 Player Columbia’s spanking new 33 rpm player, made in 1948 for their new long-playing micro-groove record, to be known as the LP,...

45 Player RCA’s ubiquitous 45rpm player, was found in most American homes in the 1950s. This model was a player only and had to be...

ADMIRAL MODEL 5M21 WITH RC550 RECORD CHANGER A nice 1952 radio / phono from Admiral, in a sleek black bakelite case. 78, 45 and 33...

We bought this from a neighbor who was moving – it had been in their family for generations. I had to replace one of the two 18-foot...