I'm parting out this old homebrew radio.
It has four Pacific rheostats,
two with porcelain bodies
and two with Bakelite bodies.
The second Bakelite rheostat.
It has part of a plug-in spider-web coil with adjustable coupling.
Another view of the adjustable coil socket, and a SPST toggle switch.
There are three Dublier 0.5 mfd condensers, some fairly dirty
and some fairly clean.
There are two Capacigrad straight-line wavelength tuning capacitors
with brass plates. The second one doesn't have the manufacturer's name on the back plate, but it's clearly of the same pattern.
I haven't checked the audio interstage transformer to see if the windings are intact. There are also four four-pin tube sockets, a grid-leak capacitor with grid-leak resistor clips,
and several miscellaneous resistor clips.
It has two sets of battery and antenna Fahnstock clip strips.
Finally, it has two telephone-style phone jacks.
The base and panel are available, too.
Sold to Norm at one of the NEARC shows.