Chewy

I managed to find an old receiver that my mom had and hooked up one of the speakers and it sounds great! I don't have any more pictures at the moment, but other than a few stains and scratches on the tops, the wood looks great, a quick sand/polish will probably make them look good as new. I'm definitely going to be keeping these assuming the second speaker sounds as good as the first. Thanks everyone for all the advice!

Thanks for the welcome. I'm kind of not sure what I'm going to use these for, I didn't expect to be getting new (50 year old) speakers. I've been playing Xbox on shitty TV speakers for a long time...

So my grandparents had a pair of 1967 Model h700s, which are now in my hands. I wanted to hear how they sounded before I determined wether or not I would sell them, so I put my speaker knowledge to the test and looked for a 3.5mm port, but I couldn't find one, so I gave up. Questions: 1. What equipment would it take to connect these to something from this century? (I have no experience with speakers, amps, anything.) 2. Assuming they work, how much do these things go for? Any information would be much appreciated, thanks. I'm sorry if this is in the wrong place or anything.