VERY RARE COMPLETE WWII USMC MARINE CORP MUSEUM TBY CODE TALKER RADIO SET

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VERY RARE COMPLETE WWII USMC MARINE CORP MUSEUM TBY CODE TALKER RADIO SET:
$3500.00

Here is an almost unheard of complete WWII USMC Marine Corps TBY Navajo Code Talker Windtalkers museum piece radio set. This set is COMPLETE, almost none of these complete sets exist today. If you are looking for a complete USMC WWII TBY radio set, offer on this because I\'m sure the number that exist today you can count on one hand. This is one of the items from my WWII Navajo Code Talker display in my WWII Signal Corps museum.

All the items in the photo taken from the original 1943 TBY tech manual are included except the dry cell batteries that are repros. Everything else is original and in original military condition. Here is what you get:

CFG-10197 Shipping/Transit case 22\" x 18\" x 12\" made by Fisher-Price Toy Co. with spare tubes in small shelf at the top.

CRI-43044 TBY-7 Transmitter-Receiver complete with calibration charts and spare tubes in the top.

CWN-66087 Antenna with all 10 sections and base spring.

CSS-10039 Canvas Backpack Carry Case.

CTE-51022 TWO SETS of Microphone-HeadphoneAssemblies with khaki straps, cord and plugs.

CRH-26013 Telegraph key with cord and plug (rubber boot missing).

One original 68 page instruction book with foldout chartson the TBY-8 radio set dated June 30 1943.

One wood repro battery on bottom of the set. Can be used forconcealing a modern day power supply.

Two empty repro boxes made to look like two original factory wrapped TBY dry cell batteries, dated 8-10-44.

The set will be shipping in the original shipping trunk with a cardboard wrap via Fed-ex ground.

Overseas buyers are welcome but they must have theunit sent to a US shipping address. NO OVERSEAS SHIPPING.

Over the next several months Iwill beselling the entire inventory of my 40 year collection of my WWII Signal Corps Museum. I have many rare and hard to find WWII radio communications items. Keep checking back for new items.