The Hoard II

Another hoard of classical electronics
Please don't ask who or where. A generously provided and extremely vague clue is the first image. It is impossibly vague. Actually I just included the image because I like the name of the store. It's on the way to this hoard, Hoard II.
Sorry for some of the pictures not being well-taken. I had onlythe cellphone camera and little time. Even though some of them are blurred, those who know these items will not be mistaken as to what was seen.

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	Gates 250			German rig? On top are single channel SSB receivers.
Those silver "Scott" shortwave radio chassis among other things.		A gentleman's stereo speaker, one channel.	German Navy 800W final for transmitter.	A large test console- -all build into one - hickok?


				high band VHF AM transmitter, 807 modulators, could be put on 2M. drawers are top to bottom: RF final (829?), RF exciter, modulator, power supply. All slide out nicely for working.
nameplate for the above mentioned transmitter.	part of Air Force cold war console. Wraps around - other secions out of sight.			20KV insulated filament transformers - for 8020's I believe. 5V 3A per.
	some kind of special custom built R-390 set. probably 1 or 2 of a kind.			audio spectrum analyzer and signal generators - Panoramic make.
Simpson or Weston? calibration test set for VOMs and VTVMs.	Collins pre war transmitter. extremely rare.			HF receivers from TMC, with the plug in frequency range tuners.
		I was told this is a luftwaffe slotted line. How it came to be in the USA - who can say?		Hallicrafters HT-9, two pieces.
Marconi spark transmitter transformers - 12.5KV, 2.5A			I came home with this stuff. The radar was bought from another party.

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