10 Results: New & Used in record radio player in South Australia

Antique record player in cabinet Book for record player is included as pictured Radio is functional Record Player needs servicing

Nice old bit of history . Some damage but over all a solid piece . See pics

VINTAGE RECORD /RADIO PLAYERS HMV NIPPERGRAM AWA TRENDER AS IN PICS

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Record player/radio Stereogram Precedent Stereophonic Very rare, excellent condition.

Listed price is firm thanks: From the 1950's a model 11 - 75 Kriesler Radiogramme / record player - Monarch brand. Radio works loud and clear, record player doesn't work - reason unknown as turntable spins freely and not seized. This unit is in very good condition but there are a couple of faults. The rubber turntable mat to the record player has become dry and brittle over the years and has cracked. The original gauze material has been removed and replaced with what looks like nylon flywire sc

In excellent condition with the original books!! Timber is fresh and no major imperfections Stereo with cassette and radio- speakers also available vinyl turntable 70s 80s Located Bridgewater sa, can post for a fee

Great condition Stereo Hi-Fi from the 80s Radio good working order, Vinyl turntable - record player full working order and great condition cassette appear not working due only to stuck pause button, has power and sound Comes with original books! Pickup Bridgewater SA

Antique retro record player in case. Kingsley. Untested, but presents in good general condition. (from the internet) - Kingsley Radio made this little personal record player some time around 1965. Australia was about to change dramatically, and Kingsley Radio (who had been in existence in one form or another since 1934) were now making transistorised products featuring "mid century modern" design cues, like this one featuring a flecked green / grey pattern. The turntable is a 4 speed u

A MAGNIFICENT CLASSIC RADIOGRAM & THE RADIO WORKS! SO DOES THE RECORD PLAYER EXCEPT THE RECORD PLAYER DONT GIVE SOUND BUT STILL A BEAUTIFUL WOODGRAIN SHOWPIECE OF BEAUTY & HISTORY FREE DELIVERY IN ADELAIDE CBD