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Peerless 700 (NIB)
Here is a Peerless model 700 seven-transistor shirt pocket radio and box in unused condition. The black plastic cabinet shows no signs of use as this has resided inside the case and box its entire life. Even the gold painted highlights are flawless! This was designed to operate on a common 9 volt battery, and when tested it did play strong with some static from lack of use. As a bonus, this offering includes the original box, guide, and earphone, plus a vintage 9 volt battery. The box itself is in undamaged condition. Radio is 4-1/4"H.
$39.00. (0520554)
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RCA 1-TP-2E (1960)
Here is an early shirt pocket gem from RCA, it is a six-transistor 1-TP-2E and I believe it is the first shirt pocket sized transistor from RCA and made in 1960. As radiomuseum.com describes it: "the RCA Victor 1-TP-2E Transistor Radio has a high Impac cabinet white color with gold color metal speaker grill, earphone jack. Made in USA with full size leather case. Uses a 4.05 volts mercury battery. The name 'Pockette' was mentioned in an original RCA print ad from 1960: "The smallest BIG radio ever made!" This radio is by far the richest looking pocket radio that RCA made with its bright metal speaker grille and red "Nipper" medallion in the front. This all original example is in excellent cosmetic condition. The coin slot is perfect. This uses a 4 volt battery and when power was applied, it picked up only one station in my area. As a bonus, this includes the original leather case also in excellent condition.
$125.00. (0520553)
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Silvertone 2207 (1961)
Offered here is an early shirt pocket six-transistor radio from Silvertone. It is the Ice Blue color Model 2207 from 1961, made for Sears Roebuck and Company. This is a very distinctive design with its clean front and large black speaker grille. It is quite compact, measuring only 3-/4" tall. This radio is a favorite with collectors due to its petite size, nice colors, and sharp looks.
The example listed here is a real gem and it is possible that it was never used. The insides are just as clean as the outsides. Also included in this listing are the rare accessories pictured: earphone, owners manual, and hang tag all in the original box. When 9 volts of power was applied, the radio produced static but no stations.
$65.00. (0520549)
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Silvertone 3205 (NIB)
Offered here is a Silvertone model 3205 six-transistor radio from 1962 in unused condition. Silvertone sold their radios in Sears stores, and this model was one of the smaller and compact styles which appealed to both men and women. The gem offered here is in new and unused original condition with no repairs or alterations made. There are no chips or cracks or paint loss to the exterior. Inside, it is as clean as the outside. These were designed to operate on a round 9 volt battery, Assume that it does not play. As a bonus, this offering includes the rare accessories including: the original gift box, original Sears Silvertone 9 volt round battery (dead), earphone, manual, and wrist strap. The box itself is in undamaged condition and includes the Styrofoam insert. Radio is only 3-1/4"H.
$85.00. (0520555)
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Spica ST-600 (1958)
Offered here is a cute ivory Spica ST-600 six-transistor small portable radio with its leather case. This attractive radio features a bright gold metal face and grille and a large tuning dial with a Mercedes Benz emblem. Click here for more information. The beauty offered here has a nice chip and crack free ivory cabinet without any scratches, just some light wear. A real gem. I inserted four standard "AA" batteries and it played nice and loud and was surprisingly sensitive. Included is the original leather case and strap in excellent condition. Destined to become a favorite of yours, this little Spica will grace any collection. Only 5"W x 3-1/4"H.
$95.00. (0520532)
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Universal PTR-62B Boxed Set (New)
Here is a Universal AM portable six-transistor radio that is new in the box. This gem measures 4-1/2" tall and is beautiful with the blue cabinet and bright gold grille. The plastic cabinet shows no signs of use and the gold grille is perfect as this has resided inside its leather case and inside the box its entire life. This is powered by a common 9 volt battery, and when tested it really played strong. As a bonus, this offering includes the original box with inserts, beautiful leather case, paperwork, earphone, vintage Candle battery and battery eliminator all in unused condition. The box itself is undamaged and clean.
$95.00. (0520550)
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Zenith Royal 10 (1970)
Here is a Zenith Royal 10 shirt pocket radio from 1970. This eight-transistor radio has an original chassis 8XT52Z9 and operates on two "AA" batteries. It is clean inside and out and plays like new with strong volume and sensitive station selection across the band. 4-1/2"H.
$45.00. (0520545)
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Zephyr GR-3T6 (1958)
Seldom offered for sale is this unique six-transistor shirt pocket Zephyr made in Japan. This radio has a durable yet stylish design which features a reverse painted face. Click here for more information on this scarce collectable. This gem is in excellent original condition. The plastic cabinet is blemish-free as the original leather case (included) has done its job protecting this gem. This early shirt pocket design operates on a common 9 volt battery. When tested, this radio played fine responding with strong volume while pulling stations all across the AM band without static. Only 4"H.
$175.00. (0520536)
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_small_sold.jpg "Spica ST-600 (1958)")
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_small.jpg "Zephyr GR-3T6 (1958)")