Here is an interesting novelty transistor radio!  This is an FM band radio with no tuning dial but it has a scan button to get to the station you want to hear.  The radio works great.  It measures about 3" X 4" X 3".

Here is a nice example of the Seminole model 1020  10 transistor radio in a leather case.  It was manufactured in 1964.  This radio is in good working condition.  It has a good tone and plenty of volume.  It is [owered by 4 C cells.  The leather case is in good condition for its age.   It measures about 9" X 5" X 2'. 

Here is a nice looking Admiral 7 transistor radio made in the USA.  This is their model Y2063.  The radio works great and it has a nice tone.  The case is free of any cracks or chips.  The metal stand in the back cover is in good condition.  It measures about 3" X 4 1/2" X 1 1/2".

Here is an interesting looking transistor radio for the novelty collector.  This is a medieval castle with a 6 transistor radio in the center.  It was made in Japan but I don't know the manufacturers name.  The radio works great and it plays very loud!  The radio has no case problems.  It measures about 10" X 6" X 4". 

Here is a nice looking shirt pocket sized Universal brand 14 transistor radio.  Made in  Japan but not sure of the date of manufacture.  The radio is in good working condition.  It takes one 9 volt battery.  It measures about 6 1/2" X 4" X 3".

Here is a nice looking novelty transistor radio.  This is a 6 transistor set made in Japan.  The radio is in very good working condition.  No chips or cracks and the labels are very good also.  It measures about 3" X 6" X 3".

Here is a nice looking GE transistor radio.  This is their model P1731B.  This is an 8 transistor set.  The radio sounds great!  The case is free of chips or cracks.  It measures about 2 1/2" X 4" X 1 1/2".

Here is a nice looking Panasonic 6 transistor radio.  The radio is in good working condition.  The casing is free of chips or cracks.  It measures about 2 1/2" X 4" X 1 1/2".

Here is a nice looking Realtone 9 transistor radio.  This is their model TR1948.  The radio plays great and sounds good.  The casing has no chips or cracks.  It measures about 2 3/4" X 4 1/2" X 1 1/2".

Here is a nice working Koyo brand 8 transisotr radio.  It looks like it was made in Japan around 1965.  No model number anywhere on the radio.  The radio works well and it has a nice tone.  

It measures about 6" X 3 1/2" X 2".