Ritz Micro Carbon Microphone Early Showa Antique Vintage Historical Artifact
Own a piece of Japanese audio history with this rare LUCKY type-H Reitz-style carbon microphone. Carved with a distinctive marble base, this piece dates back to the early Showa era, capturing the classic look of pre-war and early post-war sound technology. Reitz-style microphones were once fixtures in early radio broadcasting and official addresses, celebrated for their heavy craftsmanship and bold, architectural design.
The marble body measures 95mm wide and 95mm deep. As an antique secondhand item, it shows visible scratches and dirt from age and past handling. It is currently untested, since no compatible testing environment is available, making it an ideal find for historical display, restoration projects, or antique broadcasting collections.
LUCKY Type-H Reisz carbon microphone with a marble body. A rare prewar or postwar vintage piece.
The marble base measures 95 mm wide x 95 mm deep. Operation has not been tested due to the lack of a suitable testing environment.
