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Brownie Six-Transistor (1960s)
Here is a clone of the popular Sony TR610. It is in nice condition and does play on a common 9-volt battery. This little gem measures only 4"H and has its original leather case. It is clean and all original with no damage. Need a working chassis for your 610?
$45.00. (0520676)
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Emerson 988 "Rambler" (1960)
Here is a scarce early eight-transistor set from Emerson, the model 988 "Rambler." This set is a scarce find in the attractive red color. It's a real attention grabber with its large white tuning background and reverse paint face. The radio is original except for the battery tube which has been replaced with a modern holder for the required four "AA" batteries. It plays surprisingly well with clear tone. Clean with no chips or cracks, just some light corrosion to the nameplate.
$175.00. (0520675)
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Hitachi KH1005
Offered here is this scarce Hitachi model KH-1005 AM/FM portable radio. This is an early FM model with CD markings. It is durable and well made with a strong metal handle. t operates on four "C" sized batteries. This ten-transistor set is all original and the plastic cabinet is in nice undamaged collector condition. This radio is very sensitive picking up all my AM and FM stations. The telescoping antenna helps bring in the FM stations and it is strong and straight. This has a tone control dial and also sports a dial light. Inside this radio is clean and has a large "permanent magnet dynamic loudspeaker with a moving coil" for great sound. 9"W x 6"H x 3"D.
$195.00. (0520670)
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Mellowtone Six Transistor (1960s)
Offered here is this cute little Mellowtone six-transistor radio from Japan. This radio shows well with its gold metal accents against the black cabinet and reverse plastic face. The radio is in excellent collector condition and is working well on a common 9-volt battery. All original and no chips or cracks. 4-1/2"H.
$45.00. (0520679)
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Penneys 6TP-555 (1962)
Offered here is this nice Penney's model 6TP-555 six-transistor radio from 1962. This model had a few variations, but this has a nice two-tone cabinet and distinct grille pattern. The radio is all original and is in collector condition with no chips or cracks. It has the CD markings on the tuning dial as found on all the early collectible AM radios. This is powered by a common 9-volt battery and when tested did play softly.
$45.00. (0520684)
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Penneys 6TP-555 (1962)
Offered here is another variation of the Penney's model 6TP-555 six-transistor radio from 1962. These radios were made by Toshiba and marketed in the USA through the JC Penney's stores. This radio is all original and is in collector condition with no chips or cracks. It has the CD markings on the tuning dial as found on all the early collectible AM radios. This is powered by a common 9-volt battery and when tested did play well with strong volume picking up all my local stations.
$40.00. (0520685)
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Regency XR2 (1956)
Shortly after production of the TR1, Regency introduced this rare small and unique radio, the XR2. This 2"W x 2"H radio has no speaker or volume control. It has a wired-in earphone much like a crystal radio, but it has two transistors like a boy's radio and is powered by three "AA" batteries. There are actually two versions of this radio as Regency made a more common revised version (XR2A) in 1958. They look the same from the outside, but inside you will notice that the later requires only three "AAA" batteries. This one is the rarer first version. It is in excellent condition and actually works, but very softly. Don't count on listening to it unless you are in a very quiet environment. Makes a great display with its bright red color with gold accents.
$95.00. (0520673)
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Silvertone 2206 (1960s)
Here is a nice early Silvertone model 2206 gold colored shirt pocket radio. This little guy measures only 3-1/2"H and has it all. It is clean, all original, and is in great playing condition too. Powered by a round 9-volt battery, this was tested and in working condition. All original with no damage.
$55.00. (0520682)
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Silvertone 4223 (1960s)
Here is a quality eight-transistor portable AM radio from Silvertone made for Sears. This radio is complete and is being offered as is for parts or repair.
$25.00. (0520678)
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Sony SRF-45W
Offered here is this Sony model SRF-45W AM/FM stereo portable radio. This model is called the "Soundabout" because it is durable and very portable. It operates on four "AA" batteries and is very sensitive picking up all known stations. The telescoping antenna is strong and straight and helps bring in the FM stations. The large speaker produces a nice sound. This radio is in all original condition and shows light wear. It is in used but not abused condition and is destined to become one of your favorites. Tough model to find. It is lightweight and small at only 6-1/4"W x 3-1/4"H x 1-1/4"D.
$55.00. (0520667)
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Sony TFM-825
Offered here is this Sony model TFM-825 in near mint cosmetic condition. This beautiful radio comes complete with its matching leather case and wrist strap. This radio is designed to run on a common 9 volt battery, but please note that when tested it did not produce any sound, and therefore is being sold as is for display or repair.
$45.00. (0520666)
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Sony TR-620 (1960s)
Here is a nice early Sony that defines what a shirt-pocket transistor from the early 60's was like. This little guy measures only 3-1/2"H and has it all. It is clean, all original, and is in great playing condition too. Powered by a common 9-volt battery. All original with no damage.
$95.00. (0520686)
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Sony TR630 (1961)
Offered here is this attractive little Sony model TR-630 six-transistor shirt pocket radio. This radio is in beautiful collector condition with the bright gold accents and reverse painted face. This radio is all original and is playing loud and clear. It is petite in size at only 4"H. It operates on a common 9-volt battery. Includes wrist strap. Nice!
$125.00. (0520674)
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Standard SR-F403 (1960s)
Here is a quality six-transistor shirt pocket radio from Standard made in Japan. This radio measures 4"W and is in excellent condition. It has a two-tone ebony cabinet with a white back and sports a brilliant silver metal grille with a starburst. When tested with two standard "AA" batteries, this radio played and pulled my local stations. Clean and all original.
$75.00. (0520683)
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Toshiba 6P-15 (1960s)
Here is an interesting radio from Toshiba. It is a six-transistor even though the front says eight transistor. It is in very nice condition and plays loud and clear on a common 9-volt battery. This little gem is on;y 4"W and is clean and all original with no damage.
$75.00. (0520681)
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Trancel T-11 (1962)
Offered here is this cute little Trancel model T-11 six-transistor radio from Japan with its leather case. This radio shows well with its gold metal accents against the ivory cabinet. The radio is in excellent collector condition and is working well on a common 9-volt battery. All original.
$75.00. (0520680)
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Zenith Royal 76 (1960s)
Here is a quality eight-transistor portable AM/FM radio from Zenith. This radio is complete and was working until recently. Now it is being offered as is for parts or repair.
$35.00. (0520677)
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Zenith Royal 250 (1959)
Offered here is this nice cream colored (white) version of the 1959 Model Royal 250 coat pocket transistor from Zenith. This model is almost impossible to find in undamaged condition, but this one is sure to please you. This was an economy model with the plastic cabinet and a six-transistor 6CT40Z1 chassis. This radio has impressive performance as my tech has electronically restored and tuned it to peak performance for another 40 years or so. It is powered by four common "AA" batteries.
$85.00. (0520672)
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