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Micro Bottle Radio "7"
(plastic replica radio)

Micro Bottle Radio "7"

THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD!

Straight from the late 60s and the exploding Japanese miniature electronics market of that era comes this amusing little novelty set. It's a seven-transistor, one diode superhet packed into a small (less than 5" tall) replica whiskey bottle. The cap is the on switch and volume, the unmarked tuning wheel and speaker are on the back. This thing is brand-new, still in its original packaging, with no marks, flaws, scratches, or scuffs. Includes original earphone and instruction sheet (which even includes a schematic.) The batteries, which were also included, are missing, and that's probably for the best as they were two 2.6 volt mercury batteries. I have no idea what the modern equivalent is, but it's sold as "untested" and is great as a display. It comes packed in its original box, resembling a book in a slipcase, both of which are in pristine condition. An amusing little piece of history and conversation piece. Like all my stuff, this will be well-packed. It's light and small so shipping should be very reasonable.

Micro Bottle Radio "7"

THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD!

Straight from the late 60s and the exploding Japanese miniature electronics market of that era comes this amusing little novelty set. It's a seven-transistor, one diode superhet packed into a small (less than 5" tall) replica whiskey bottle. The cap is the on switch and volume, the unmarked tuning wheel and speaker are on the back. This thing is brand-new, still in its original packaging, with no marks, flaws, scratches, or scuffs. Includes original earphone and instruction sheet (which even includes a schematic.) The batteries, which were also included, are missing, and that's probably for the best as they were two 2.6 volt mercury batteries. I have no idea what the modern equivalent is, but it's sold as "untested" and is great as a display. It comes packed in its original box, resembling a book in a slipcase, both of which are in pristine condition. An amusing little piece of history and conversation piece. Like all my stuff, this will be well-packed. It's light and small so shipping should be very reasonable.

Reported sold by Jeff Lilly on March 1, 2024
Listed price on date of sale - $39.00
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