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Original Wwii Us Army Signal Corps Handie Talkie Radio Receiver Transmitter

   ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY SIGNAL CORPS HANDIE TALKIE RADIO RECEIVER TRANSMITTER. Please see my other auctions for more estate military items. Thank you and good luck! The item "ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY SIGNAL CORPS HANDIE TALKIE RADIO RECEIVER TRANSMITTER" is in sale since Sunday, June 20, 2021. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\United States\Field Gear, Equipment"." and is located in East Northport, New York. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, ...

Pair Wwii Signal Corps Us Army Radio Receiver Transmitter Bc-611-f Walkie Talkie

   Up for your consideration is a pair of WWII Original Signal Corps U. Army Radio Receiver and Transmitter BC-611-F. Manufactured by Electrical Research Labratories Inc. For radios: 12108 and 9197. Both radios seem to be set on same frequency and channel per the marked tags near bottom of radios (see photo # 8). These units are untested and probably will need some TLC to work properly, but they appear to be intact. Battery doors on the bottom and radios look to have the original canvas carrying strap, Radios have original antennas with protector caps and both extend. One antenna ...

Ww2 Usaaf Original Secret Us Army Air Force T61-ax2 Drone Aircraft Transmitter

   THIS ITEM WILL NOT ENABLE A WEAPON TO SHOOT AND IS NOT A PART FOR A WEAPON. A TRULY RARE PIECE OF EQUIPMENT MEANT FOR A MUSEUM. AXT = AIRCRAFT / VIDEO / TRANSMITTER / WEIGHS 25 LBS. / 11.5" WIDE X 8" TALL X 17 DEEP. The AN/AXT-2 is the transmitting set. The camera, PH-522/AXT2, was an improved CRV-59AAE with a solenoid-controlled haze filter. Contract date was around 1944. Camera would have been mounted on bomb with glider controls. Prefixed frequency television transmitter designed for military usage guidance systems. HERE'S SOME COPY/PASTE LINKS HOW THIS WW2 EQUIPMENT WAS ACTUALLY ...

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