Radio receiver made by Invicta Radio Ltd of London about 1939

Two-valve, battery operated radio receiver made by the British Thomson-Houston Co. Ltd of Rugby, England

Portable radio receiver, in a carrying case, made by the Zenith Radio Corporation of Chicago, U.S.A. about 1939, with the model name Trans-Oceanic

Lancastria radio receiver made by Ferranti Ltd of Moston, Manchester, in 1935

Domestic radio receiver made in England by Philips Radio

Crystal radio receiver in a polished wood box, by A.W. Gamage Ltd of London

Radio receiver in a mahogany cabinet on legs, made by Burndept about 1930

Marconiphone portable radio receiver, mains or battery operated, in a red leatherette carrying case

Sandown Sapphire radio receiver, a four-valve two-wave mains receiver, Model D121 series, in a brown bakelite case, by Masteradio, England, c. 1950

Murphy radio receiver, type A100, a small mains two-wave model in a maroon bakelite case, Welwyn Garden City, England, 1947

Marconiphone VI domestic radio receiver, by Marconi, with a wood casing

All Electric Radio domestic receiver, type AD65 No 030542, mains-operated two-wave in a circular brown bakelite case, by Ekco

Domestic radio receiver, battery-operated four-valve in a black leatherette case, by Edison Bell

Domestic radio receiver, mains-operated three-wave with a tuning eye in a walnut veneer case, by Murphy

Philips radio, type 795A, a mains five-valve three-wave table model, in a wood veener cabinet

Domestic radio receiver, AC mains single-wave four-valve table model, as supplied during World War II with a licence plate issued by the Consortium of Radio Manufacturers, 1939 - 1945