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Sony TFM-825 Pocket Transistor
(plastic tube portable radio)

Sony TFM-825 Pocket Transistor

THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD!

This Sony portable radio was one of the great small radios from the 60's. The chrome metal and plastic cabinet is in excellent condition. Great styling, impressive performance, compact size, and durable construction help to make this little Sony a hit. The 9 volt battery tucks neatly into the back and the telescoping antenna extends high into the sky to pull in all your favorite FM stations. AM is equally sensitive. When you hold this in your hand, you will be able to feel and hear the quality.

Sony TFM-825 Pocket Transistor

THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD!

This Sony portable radio was one of the great small radios from the 60's. The chrome metal and plastic cabinet is in excellent condition. Great styling, impressive performance, compact size, and durable construction help to make this little Sony a hit. The 9 volt battery tucks neatly into the back and the telescoping antenna extends high into the sky to pull in all your favorite FM stations. AM is equally sensitive. When you hold this in your hand, you will be able to feel and hear the quality.

Sold by Gary Ball on December 10, 2010
Listed price on date of sale - $125.00
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