NEC-Philco

Click photos to enlarge	NEC - Philco
	NEC NT-61 Shirt Pocket Radio 1960 NEC model NT-61 with leather case. NEC's first shirt pocket radio. Cool, clear dial cover with reverse painting. Made in Japan. Has CD markings.
	NEC NT620 1957 It is a delightful, horizontal, six-transistor, slim shirt pocket radio from Japan. A strikingly simple design with a big '6' on the face. Made in Japan by Nippon Electric Company Ltd. (NEC). There are two small chips missing from the back. It is in otherwise excellent condition and works. Strangely, the dial does not have the markers for the civil defense stations you would expect to see.
	Nobility Renown and Box 19?? Radios with their boxes and paperwork are obviously getting harder to find. here's a really nice ten-transistor set with everything.
	OMGS Suburbia XII (1296) NS MIB This twelve-transistor portable, Made in Japan, is complete with display box, shipping plastic, leather case, earphones in a pouch, original batteries, moisture absorbing packet, all original paperwork, (Schematic and Service Certificate), even has outer corrugated shipping protector. Features extra large oval speaker and long distance reception, (display case boasts 'The New Oval Look!' Was originally taken from a sealed case and is factory fresh. Has CD markings. Also as Oxford.
	Red Panasonic Panapet and Box 197? This very cool Panasonic transistor radio is in great condition. It's still in working order, and what a bonus to get it with the original box. The box shows all of the Panapets that were available at the time. Very popular, despite the fact that it is younger than most collectibles.
	Panasonic Yellow Toot-a-Loop 197? Yellow Panasonic Toot-a-Loop radio. Crack-free. Works and sounds fine. Folds into a circle for easy carrying or for use as a bracelet... Still popular with kids.
	Philco T-500-124 1956 This is a wonderful old, working Philco in terrific condition. Understated style and charm. Nice sound. Has CD markings. Clean. Tan front, black, metal, easy-to-open back cover. Looks like it might have been hand-wired.
	Philco T65-124 1959 A very stylish peach and tan Philco! It is very clean inside and out, has no chips or cracks, just normal surface wear. Radio works very well. Top handle swivels, and is also the antenna. Nice gold coil ribbing along the dial and along the bottom.
	Philco T7-126 1956 Philco's first transistor radio. Seven transistors. Two-tone front panel, No chips, cracks or hairlines. American made. Plays. Large, and solid. Has interesting CD markings.
	Planatair 16404 (World's Smallest Radio...) 196? Well, okay, it's not the world's smallest radio, but that's what the box says. It also boasts that the radio is "germaium operated," which is French--er I mean Japanese for a crystal set. Nice early sixties radio with some "wire marks" created by prior owners wrapping the earphone and antenna wires around the plastic case. Don't do that! By the way, that's a fake speaker grill, since this is an earphone-only toy.