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 You are looking at a nice 1950's era Turner 9D model microphone with a dynamic element and all metal housing with satin chrome finish. The riveted Turner badge shows it's early age and it comes with the period Atlas desk stand shown in which to display this mic. 

 This 9D was ideal for general broadcasting purposes but it should be noted that this microphone has a non-working original element. It's 100% complete inside but again, non-working. It should be used for display, prop or repair purposes only. 

 It has a very cool deco vibe to it and will fit into any 1940's / 50 environment.

 The satin chrome on this mic looks very nice with a few nicks, tiny scuffs and scratches. Zero dents or fractures. The original black cloth is free on any fading, rips or holes. This mic will screw on to any American desk or floor stand as well with it's universal mic stand threading though a stand is provided.

 The Turner badge is completely legible and well secured. Mic is solid with zero loose parts inside or out. The original element is still inside but it no longer functions.

 I would give a this mic a very conservative 7 + on a scale of 1 - 10 physically speaking. 

 MICROPHONE STAND SHOWN IS PART OF THIS SALE...

 The stand is actually a period Atlas DS-5 model. It's an all metal design with a nice original dark grey paint scheme that compliments the mic nicely. The stand has very lite physical wear located only on the bottom and top of the base. The stand itself is 5 inches tall X 6 inches wide. It's a very stable platform for this mic and it still has the 3 original pads to keep it from scratching any surface it rests on.

 Total height with mic and stand is appx 10 inches tall.

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