[RadioSvit]

""""So, I'd rather avoid the shipping and auction fees."""" ....................

You can afford to avoid the cost of the auction, because sometimes you can buy an American radio on the next street. I dream of a time when I can also buy American radio in Ukraine, well, at least in a neighboring city. And so far can not avoid the cost of the auction and the cost of delivery.

[RadioSvit]

Yesss , Michael .

[David]

Mike Royal Mail will keep it because they need it more than a MD working in a hospital, but they put a note in the empty box!!!!!

[RodB]

《 I dream of a time when I can also buy American radio in Ukraine,》

I wish I could help you with that, Peter.

[morzh]

Joke about Russian Mail Service:

The Federal Mail Service has sent their mailmen to work remotely.
From now on, they will open your mail and will read it to you, should there be something important.

[radiorich]

Hello RadioSvit,
I am sorry to hear about the problems you are having because I have bought parts from Ukraine.
It took a while but my parts came and arrived un damaged .
Hope you can find your self some more radios.

Sincerely Rich

[RadioSvit]

《 I dream of a time when I can also buy American radio in Ukraine,》

I wish I could help you with that, Peter. 

If you have such an opportunity, I will be very grateful to you.

PS.
By the way, I think it's time to put many of our radio stations on the Philco forum for sale or exchange. On the weekend I will offer a list of radios, maybe someone will be interested.
As well as spare parts for Soviet radio

[RodB]

As well as spare parts for Soviet radio

Well now you've opened a bag of worms. What does a box of spare Soviet radio parts consist of?

[RadioSvit]

I think you can find a lot in that box.    I disassembled for spare parts about 50 radios.
So there are many speakers, transformers, volume and tone controls, scales, vernier calipers, circuits, radio lamps, decor elements and more.