Of the literally hundreds of vintage televisions we have collected and sold, the Zenith Space Command is one of our all-time favorite lines. Aside from their overall reliability and “modern” styling, they always seem to crank right up, even after sitting in a basement for 30 years! Here are a few examples of the Zenith … Read moreZenith Space Command vintage television sets
Vintage laundry baskets are a fun way to add retro style to your everyday household chores. They’re also an essential prop for any set designer in need of true authenticity in their period-specific sets. We have collected, rescued, cleaned and sold vintage laundry baskets for years. Here are a few fine examples, starting with the … Read moreVintage Laundry Baskets
Here’s a classic A2S2064 Apple IIe computer from 1984. It includes the Apple A9M0108 DuoDisk 5.25″ floppy disk drive. Here’s what the original AC plug, RF monitor cord, and parallel printer cable look like: This Apple IIe has an 820-0087-A motherboard, also marked 607-0187 followed by a letter “A” hand-stamped in black ink. Installed is … Read moreApple IIe Computer 1984
This Harman Kardon 330A vintage stereo receiver was manufactured from 1972 to around 1974. Their version of the “entry-level” hi-fi receiver, the Harman Kardon 330A sold for $159.99 back in ’73. It is rated at 45 watts RMS, or roughly 20 watts-per-channel. The Harman Kardon 330A has a very pleasing modern, minimalist design, and the … Read moreHarman Kardon 330A vintage stereo receiver