Here are a few more:
Late '60's Magnavox portable (excuse me, luggable) radio.phonograph. Basically a console stereo in portable form.
Beat up Zenith cobra-matic portable
Late '50's RCA. Can be used for stereo with an external speaker.
My first record player, a mickey mouse "close & play". Or, "close & destroy record".
Wind up American Foundation for the Blind talking book player from the mid '30's. Plays 24 and 33 rpm. Needs the correct tonearm.
Another AFB talking book player from the late '30's.
Newcomb transcription player from the late '50's
Audiotronics tube record player from '66.
Rheem-Califone tube record player from 1970.
RCA SHF-7. Uses a PP 6V6 amp.
'59-'60 RCA tube stereo console phonograph. Has 12" speakers and a PP 6BQ5 amp.
OK, you've seen most of my junk. Now, it's your turn.