More vintage hauls:
70s-era Yorx multiplex AM/FM dual tape deck, 8-track stereo w/ record player. One behemoth of a system with tons of knobs, buttons and sliders. Came with a Fisher component cabinet. This takes the place of a cobbled together system made from Chinesium Crosley junk. The real deal looks so much nicer and is far more satisfying to use!
2x analog 60s-70s clock radios. One a GE AM/FM in excellent shape, the other an 'Audition' (WoolWorth's/Woolco in-house brand) AM stereo that needed some work.
Motorola AM Radio, another All-American 5 tube radio. It has either one bad tube or one bad capacitor--it works, but pops, clicks and gets quite hot. I'm suspecting arcing tube about to fail. Got some spare 12BE6 tubes as well, couldn't find any of the others just yet.
40s era desk fan, has blue/white paint job. It's got that art deco look and still works. Just one speed--hurricane force!
tons of vintage tools all made in USA. Metal drills, flashlights, screwdrivers, hammers, etc. I'm plain sick to death of plastic Chinesium junk.
Westclox Baby Ben keywound alarm clock, made in USA.