1960 Invicta Model 200 6-Transistor Pocket AM Radio
$28.00
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1960 Invicta Model 200 6-Transistor Pocket AM Radio
$28.00
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Add a sharp bit of atomic-age technology to your shelf with this vintage 1960 Invicta Model 200 6-transistor shirt-pocket radio. Manufactured in Japan during the height of the mid-century transistor revolution, this pocket AM receiver is beautifully styled with a silver geometric speaker grill and a prominent etched starburst accent emblem. [1, 2, 3, 4]
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A wonderful historical touch is found directly on the tuning dial window: it features the official Civil Defense triangle markers at 640 and 1240 kilocycles, designed for emergency broadcast access during the Cold War era. Inside, the radio remains remarkably clean, boasting its original paper battery replacement schematic guide and a low-digit serial stamp (No. 00959). An exceptional display piece for vintage tech collectors, mid-century modern decorators, or history enthusiasts. [1, 2]
Condition Notes:
Excellent vintage cosmetic condition. The plastic chassis is entirely solid with no cracks, chips, or deep gouges. The interior compartment is remarkably clean, showing zero battery leakage or corrosive acid damage on the terminal connections. The tuning wheels turn smoothly as intended. Sold strictly UNTESTED as a historical decorative accent.
Excellent vintage cosmetic condition. The plastic chassis is entirely solid with no cracks, chips, or deep gouges. The interior compartment is remarkably clean, showing zero battery leakage or corrosive acid damage on the terminal connections. The tuning wheels turn smoothly as intended. Sold strictly UNTESTED as a historical decorative accent.