WWII-era U.S. military aircraft radio receiver/tuner component

Original WWII-era U.S. military aircraft radio receiver/tuner component with black wrinkle-finish front panel, tuning meter, band selector, loop control, audio control, lights control, CW/voice switch, spare fuse holders, and internal wiring/components. The dial ranges are marked 100–200, 200–410, 410–850, and 850–1750, indicating broad low-frequency/medium-frequency aircraft radio tuning coverage.

The unit has strong period aviation/radio display appeal with classic wartime controls, Bakelite knobs, meter window, tuning indicator, and exposed internal tube-era components. Interior shows original coils, wiring, resistors, rotary switch assemblies, and mechanical tuning linkage. A good restoration, parts, or display piece for collectors of WWII aircraft radio equipment, Signal Corps electronics, cockpit radio gear, and vacuum tube technology.

Condition: Vintage surplus condition. Untested and sold as-is. Shows age, scratches, paint wear, dust, oxidation, and storage marks. Cover/panel appears removed or missing as shown. Internal components are visible; completeness unknown. May require restoration or service before use.