COMPONENTS

PN#4030 1-Stage Amplifier

PN#3634 2-Stage Amplifier

PN#3812 Detector and 2-Stage Amplifier

PN#3676 Detector and 1-Stage Amplifier

PN#3902 Detector Unit

PN#4053 1-1/2 Volt Detector Unit

PN#4925 2-Stage AF Amplifier

PN#4024 Tube Unit

PN#4024 Tube Unit - 4 Ohms

PN#4500 Tube Unit

PN#3893 Tube Socket

PN#3895 WD-11 Tube Socket Box

AMPLIFIERS, DETeCtors & Sockets

PN#4200 Type 2A Double Crystal Detector Box

PN#4200 Type 2A Double Crystal Detector

VARIOMETERS & VARIOCOUPLERS

PN#3525 Variocoupler, standard 64 turn rotor winding & PN#3488 Variometer

PN#3488 Variometer w/ PN#3739 Dial & PN#3768 Panel in Brown

PN#3714 Mounted Variometer

PN#3488 Variometer

PN#3731 Mounted Variocoupler with Panel

TUNERS

Variable Condensers

TRANSFORMERS

PotENTIOMETERS

MISC

PN#4051 Type 11 Tuner

PN#3752 Coupled Circuit Tuner

PN#3752 Coupled Circuit Tuner with PN#4059 Panel with Vernier

PN#4270 Variable Condenser - Front Control

PN#4117 Variable Condenser - Table Mount

PN#3509 Transformer

PN#3802 RF Transformer - Stage 1

PN#3775 Type L Transformer

PN#4326 Radiodyne Transformer

PN#3978 Potentiometer - Table Mounting

PN#4095 Potentiometer - Panel Mounting

PN#28083 Model "DT" Doublet Antenna Transformer

PN#4437 Phonograph Attachment

PN#4316 Battery Switch - Panel Mount

PN#8750 No. 607 Rectifying Tube

PN#3970 Tube Shades

Before Atwater Kent became renowned for their complete, factory-built receivers, they were deeply rooted in the experimental and hobbyist space. They offered a long, diverse line of precision radio components tailored specifically for the home builder and amateur radio engineer crafting their own homebrew sets. The gallery below highlights just a portion of the early parts and New Old Stock (NOS) components I've collected over the years. Because there were so many unique pieces produced in those early days, this archive is always growing. Do you have an early Atwater Kent component in your own collection that isn't shown here? Please share it! I would be thrilled to include your photos in this reference guide, with full attribution, of course. Thank you! (Use our contact page to reach out).