This mic is actually a dual impedance mic being both Hi Z and Lo Z depending on how the cable was attached. This mic has been cleaned and tested. It should be used as a display, prop or repair mic only.
This will make an excellent harp mic as well due to it's smaller lite weight design and tone. This microphone has a classic "pill mic" appearance that's a bit on the smaller size. About the size of a chicken egg.
Again, very rare mic. There were several Japanese mics that were sold in this style but not with the dual Z switch on the head. Certainly a more aggressive design. The Lafayette 99-4545 is about half the size of the Astatic 77A.
This microphone has a classic "stick mic" appearance that's a bit on the smaller size. About the size of a Shure SM57. The TM-10 is no different. The painted aluminum stand is original and just as nice as the mic.
This is a dynamic model with strong output and great for any Ham Radio and even better as a harp mic due to it's High Z setting. This mic has very lite wear as you can see. Just a very small paint chip as seen in pic # 7 that is hard to see from even a couple feet away.