Depends on the shape they are in. Are they original WWII vintage (ie have both english and cyrillic lettering) or do they have a sticker that notes they were refurbished in the 60's. The newer ones are likely less valuable to a collector but they may be more valuable to someone who wishes to operate one (once getting a HAM license of course). Without headsets, power supply control boxes, cables,variometer or antenna mounts, front guards any where from 100 to 500 or so. A nearly complete set (whatever that means since there were many, many combinations of cables, antenna mounts and other accessories like signal satchel, antenna accessory case, valve and spare parts case, battery hygrometer, high power amplifier, antenna masts, the watch and much more) from 1500 to 3000 or more.
The remotes can go for 100 to 300 or more by themselves if they are in good shape. Sorry I can't narrow it down more but there are variables most important of which is what are people willing to pay. I have seen them on e-bay for over 1500 for a pretty poor incomplete set and a few weeks later 500.00 for a nice rig. The shipping is what seems to control some of the bidding as shipping of a working set is very expensive.
Jeff
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