Ferguson television receiver, 20", black-and-white, 1979
1979
Marconiphone type 21 broadcast receiver, 1925.
V.H.F./F.M. broadcast receiver
Clandestine radio direction-finding receiver
1940-1945
Racal R.A.17 communication receiver
Mercury receiver
Electra receiver
Marconi 3-valve receiver, c. 1918
3-band receiver built from C.M. Howes kits DXR10 (receiver) and DCS2 (signal strenth indicator)
RCA portable broadcast receiver, c. 1945
Radio receiver BC455, 28-41 MHz, Serial no. 10116
Marconiphone personal broadcast receiver
Grundig portable valve receiver
An R 1132 A radio receiver, serial No. 17890
Samos type UHF receiver RS1/20/DM/43 (400-800 MHz)
Ekco 'Mains Drive' 3-valve battery eliminator for AC mains, 1929
1929
ABC receiver No. 10
Small illuminated sign advertising Adey portable four-valve receiver
"Fultograph" picture receiver
Q.5 receiver and components
Short wave receiver type E 16 from German airborne
German aircraft receiver type E10K
R.A.F. receiver R1082, c. 1939
1939
Roberts portable broadcast receiver, c. 1938
Portable broadcast radio receiver
B.T.H. portable wireless receiver, 1921
HMV broadcast receiver
VEF-Transistor Russian transistor receiver with band-spread tuning
Wireless set no. 88A
Vision receiver strip (less valves) of Wireless World home built television receiver
1949
Receiver for air pump
1900-1974
Redifon communication receiver
Philips portable broadcast receiver, type 228B
Tuner unit from Murphy television receiver
Gecophone Victor 3 broadcast radio receiver
1928
Television picture tube for projection receivers
Bush broadcast receiver, type AC11, c. 1950
Radio receiver BC455, 6-9 MHz, Serial no. 93770
Bille receiver (re-perforator), c. 1916, No. 48974
1916
Marey's drum receiver.
Part of Murphy Television Receiver
V.h.f. receiver XR-1/ARR-1
Broadcast radio receiver using V.24 valves
Ever-Ready portable broadcast receiver, c. 1950
Japanese direction finding receiver
Bush TR122A portable radio receiver
1970-1975
Eddystone communications receiver
Wireless receiver, "Fada Neutrodyne", 1925
ITT "Pony 200" two-band portable radio receiver
Chassis and components for Pam 710 receiver by Pye Ltd
1960