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Bulova 670
Offered here is this sharp looking micro radio from Bulova. The bright gold face and the Jewel in the starburst make this real eye candy for your collection, and the delicate gold face is like a mirror and without scratches! Untested; 2-3/4"H.
$65.00. (0520619)
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Candle MTR-716
Offered here is this gem micro radio from Candle. The MTR-716 is a seven-transistor that utilizes two common type "N" batteries that are now available everywhere. When tested, this played nicely with loud reception. This offering comes with the original clam shell case. Radio is in mint condition; only 2-3/4"H.
$75.00. (0520625)
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Continental TR-801
Offered here is this early red Continental AM eight-transistor radio from the early 60's. It is model TR-801 and features an easy-to-read white reverse painted tuning face and brilliant metal speaker grille. This gem is in excellent original condition with no repairs or alterations. It uses four "AA" batteries, and it plays awesome. Strong and clear. 5"W. Click here for more information and to hear it play.
$75.00. (0520618)
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Hi-Delity 6T-330
Offered here is this scarce micro gem from Hi-Delity. The 6T-330 is a six-transistor that measures only 4" tall and features a nice big reverse painted face and gold speaker grille. It is powered by three type N batteries which are available everywhere. I am here to tell you this radio is impressive and plays at 100% volume. All original and sure to please its new owner!
$225.00. (0520623)
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Sony ICR-120 Micro
Offered here is this early integrated circuit micro radio from Sony. This historic radio showed the world the innovation Sony was capable of as this tiny radio came with a charger and the original case is also here. Well preserved, but the current batteries will not accept a charge, so this is untested. The radio is missing the Sony name badge.
$125.00. (0520620)
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Tiny Tim Crystal Radio
Offered here in beautiful condition (perhaps unused) is this early crystal radio made in the USA in 1957. The name on it is Tiny Tim and it was made by Remco. This looks to be complete and is untested. This is designed to run without batteries by grounding the wire. It has no speaker and is for private listening through the earpiece. These were considered toys when I was a kid, now they are highly collectable, especially when found in nice condition.
$55.00. (0520626)
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Weatherman Slim Six
Discovered this rare gem. It is an early hand-wired transistor radio made by LT Labs in the mid 50's. This has two bands: Standard AM broadcast and Aircraft/Weather band. Information on this radio was hard to find, but I did recover an ad which is in the last picture. This radio is all original and looks to be complete. It shows light to normal wear but no damage. All knobs and switches operate as they should. It requires four "AA" batteries, but when loaded up it did not respond.
$195.00. (0520624)
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Zenith Royal 20 Micro (1966)
Offered here is this nice example of Zenith's only micro radio, the Royal 20. This little gem measures only 2" square and when tested played loud and clear. You will need to obtain two model 640 button batteries though.
$65.00. (0520621)
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Zenith Royal 300 (1957)
Offered here is this early Maroon Zenith Royal 300 from 1957 in original working condition. It is in nice used cosmetic condition and the chassis is all original. This radio pulls all your local stations across the AM dial. Includes its nice leather carrying case.
$95.00. (0520622)
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