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Aiwa AR-853
Offered here is this grey 1960's eight-transistor made in Japan. It is in excellent condition and plays as it should on a 9 volt battery. Produces a nice sound. 6"W.
$15.00. (0520649)
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General Electric 676 (1955)
Offered here is this hard-to-find iconic transistor from General Electric. This was one of the first transistors to hit the market debuting in early 1955. It is a four-transistor unit that was powered by a strange 13.5 volt battery that has a weird 3-prong plug. So don't plan on using this as a daily player as it is untested. But as a display unit, it shows well as it has been well preserved. This gem is a great addition to any collection which is trying to feature the initial pioneers of USA made transistor radios, it is clean and without damage. This is also a nice size at only 5-1/2"W and has a solid construction. More photos available upon request.
$195.00. (0520661)
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Panasonic RF-015 "Mr Thin"
Offered here is this amazing radio that is only 1/2" thick but still produces a nice sound from AM and FM. This is an early variation from the Mr Thin family that Panasonic made famous. This little radio is perfect for your car. This is well worn but still plays as it should on three "AAA" batteries. 5"H.
$22.00. (0520646)
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Panasonic RF-619
Offered here is great little Panasonic that will pull all of your favorite AM and FM radio stations. This surprising unit fills the room with music with its eight transistors and it plays on a 9 volt battery. 4-1/2"H.
$30.00. (0520651)
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Penneys 6TP-555
Offered here is this scarce variation. It is a teal colored six-transistor made for Penneys by Toshiba. This gem is in excellent original condition and plays as it should on a common 9-volt battery. 4-1/4"W.
$38.00. (0520644)
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Sampson Radio
Offered here is this early six-transistor radio from Sampson. There is no model number listed on it, but RadioMuseum indicates that this was made by Hitachi. Anyway, it is only 3" tall and still plays well on a 9 volt battery.
$75.00. (0520643)
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Sony Radio
Offered here is this later model Sony AM/FM small table radio in new condition. Compact at 7"W and operates on only two "D" batteries. The later technology produces a surprisingly rich sound. Simple to operate and a great addition to any room.
$35.00. (0520654)
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Sony SRF45W
Offered here is this Sony "Soundabout" portable AM/FM radio. A super performer, this gem operates as it should on four "AA" batteries and will pull all of your favorite AM and FM radio stations. This surprising unit fills the room with music with its eight transistors. This is sure to become a favorite of yours. 6"W.
$55.00. (0520652)
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Spica ST-600
Offered here is this ivory and gold Spica six-transistor radio from the early 60's. This radio plays great on four "AA" batteries. It is compact at only 6"W.
$65.00. (0520658)
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Zenith Royal 16 (NIB, 1970)
Offered here is this new and in the box Zenith Royal 16 eight-transistor from 1970. This offering includes the earphone, operating guide and matching gift box. This radio performs like a Zenith on two "AA" batteries, not included.
$75.00. (0520657)
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Zenith Royal 25-1
Offered here is Zenith's first shirt pocket radio with FM. This set has eight transistors and it plays as it should on a 9 volt battery. 4-1/2"H.
$30.00. (0520650)
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Zenith Royal 60 (1963)
Offered here is a scarce model Royal 60 from 1963. This radio is an upgrade from the popular Royal 50 family which debuted in 1960 and is the same size at 4-1/2"H. It features a similar six-transistor chassis and also runs on two "AA" batteries. I like the bright gold metal grille of this model. Very rich looking. This gem has no chips or cracks and has been electronically restored to assure its performance for years to come. A nice bonus is that the quality sticker is still on the back and in nice condition.
$50.00. (0520660)
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Zenith Royal 150 (1962)
Offered here is the scarce model Royal 150 from 1962. This radio is a redesign of the mid-sized Royal 100 from 1959. This upgraded design is the same size (5-1/2"H) but features Vernier tuning and a bright metal grille. Another nice feature is the fold out stand in the back. This six-transistor radio will surprise you with its rich sound as it runs on three "AA" batteries. This gem has no chips or cracks and has been electronically restored to assure its performance for years to come. This is destined to become one of your favorite daily players.
$95.00. (0520659)
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Zenith Royal 400 (1962)
Offered here is this nice two-tone green version of the 1962 Model Royal 400 coat pocket transistor from Zenith. Perhaps the most overlooked model in
the Zenith Royal line, this radio features the same innovative 3x5-inch "extended range" speaker as the 500H, and it produces a very nice sound. This seven-transistor radio is a real gem that will impress you with its performance, and the cabinet is in excellent scratch-free condition. It is powered by four common "AA" batteries and is in clean original condition. No chips or cracks! Click here for more information and pictures.
$110.00. (0520664)
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Zenith Royal 500H (1952)
Offered here is this nice two-tone version of the 1962 Model Royal 500H coat pocket transistor from Zenith. If you are looking at this, you already know about the historic significance of this radio. This eight-transistor radio is a real gem that will impress you with its performance. This radio has been cosmetically and electronically restored and it has been tuned to peak performance for another 40 years or so. It is powered by four common "AA" batteries. It is clean in and out with no chips or cracks! Click here for more information and pictures.
$245.00. (0520663)
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Zenith Royal 670 (1963)
Offered here from my private collection is this gem from Zenith, the Royal 670 from 1963, This lunchbox portable radio measures 8" wide and is in nice original condition as it has seen only light use. The radio plays very strong on four "C" batteries. Its performance is impressive. The light brown leatherette cabinet has held up nice and shows no loss of stitching or wear. The chrome metal grille is bright and clean. Click here for more pictures and information.
$95.00. (0520662)
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Zenith Royal 700 (1957)
Offered here is this nice example of the early Royal 700 lunchbox portable radio from 1957. This radio has been well cared for and as such, the genuine leather cabinet has survived in great condition. Inside, the chassis is all original and performing loud and clear. This radio uses six "C" sized batteries that will last well over a year with regular use.
$175.00. (0520656)
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