Those are very interesting! I haven't heard of many ported Bozak cabinets. I will look over at the Bozak group on Yahoo - here is the link:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/Bozak_speakers/?yguid=346432932
The woofer is probably Bozak's standard B-199a, which is a 12" woofer. I don't know of a 10" driver made by Bozak. Because the cabinet is ported, this is probably one of Bozak's last attempts to meet market demands for smaller cabinets. This also means that the woofer probably has a very nice ceramic magnet structure.
The midrange appears to be the B209b with the aluminum cone. This is an excellent 5" midrange speaker, considered to be among the best cone midrange drivers ever.
The tweeters appear to be the B200x, again with aluminum cones. With updated crossovers, these tweeters are good for extending the high frequencies beyond original Bozak designs.
I would take the plunge on these, if they are in great, working condition. $200 isn't bad at all for a fully functional, great condition 3-way vintage loudspeaker pair. However, that is about full value, if you decide you don't like them. They will sound different than other vintage speakers - Bozak used the infinite baffle design approach. The cabinets that these famous drivers are mounted in could actually limit the performance of the woofer. It would be very interesting to listen to these. I have a pair of B302a, with essentially the same driver layout. Here is an interior picture of mine:
My tweeters are spread a bit more, but because of the mounting angle on the ones advertised, I would imagine that the dispersion pattern is similar.