Browning Golden Eagle Mark III Base Station CB Radio with (NOS) Astatic D-104 Microphone

Own one of the most iconic CB radio combinations ever produced. The Browning Golden Eagle Mark III paired with a New Old Stock (NOS) Astatic D-104 "Lollipop" Microphone represents the pinnacle of vintage CB radio collecting. Renowned for its legendary audio quality, classic tube performance, and unmistakable Browning "ping," the Mark III remains one of the most sought-after base station radios ever built.

This classic two-piece tube base station features Browning's separate transmitter and receiver design, delivering outstanding receive sensitivity, warm transmit audio, and timeless styling with illuminated S-meters, analog controls, and chrome accents. Paired with a genuine NOS Astatic D-104 microphone, you'll enjoy the crisp, articulate audio that made the D-104 the microphone of choice for generations of CB operators. The unamplified D-104 has long been regarded as one of the best microphone matches for the Browning Mark III.

Whether you're a serious collector, vintage radio enthusiast, or active CB operator, this package is an exceptional addition to any radio shack.

Features

• Authentic Browning Golden Eagle Mark III tube base station
• Separate transmitter and receiver configuration
• Legendary Browning "ping" upon key-up
• Excellent receive sensitivity and rich tube audio
• Includes genuine New Old Stock (NOS) Astatic D-104 desk microphone
• Classic illuminated meters and vintage Browning styling
• Highly collectible and increasingly difficult to find in excellent condition

Ideal For

• Vintage CB Radio Collectors
• Classic Radio Displays
• Amateur Radio Enthusiasts
• Restored Radio Shacks
• Everyday CB Operation
• Investment-Grade Collectibles

A Browning Golden Eagle Mark III equipped with a genuine NOS D-104 microphone is more than a CB radio—it's a piece of communications history. Highly prized by collectors for its distinctive appearance, legendary performance, and nostalgic sound, this classic setup continues to command attention nearly five decades after its introduction.