Austria:
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first Siemens-Austria transistor radio |
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Czechoslovakia:
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first Tesla "pocket" transistor radio |
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first Tesla shirt pocket transistor radio |
France:
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GDR (DDR):
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first GDR all-transistor radio |
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first GDR shirt pocket transistor radio |
West Germany:
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June? '57 |
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first Braun pocket transistor radio, and a world-class design icon |
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first "Siemens-Germany" transistor radio |
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Great Britain:
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6-tr portable |
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6-tr portable |
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6-tr shirt pocket |
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6-tr shirt pocket |
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6-tr horizontal shirt pocket radio |
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5-tr portable radio |
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made in Hong Kong |
Holland:
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this is the overview page for all Phillips Fanettes |
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Hungary:
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1959 or '60 — second version of first Hungarian transistor radio
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Italy:
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one of the earliest Italian transistor radios, though not the first |
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six transistor MW small portable |
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seven transistor MW portable |
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circa 1960 — one of the first Italian pocket transistor radios |
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six transistor shirt pocket radio |
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One of many Italian-made "basement radios" |
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One of many Italian-made "basement radios" |
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One of many Italian-made "basement radios" |
Latvia:
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first Soviet multi-band transistor radio and first Soviet export transistor radio |
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first Soviet "pocket" (coatpocket) transistor radio made both for the domestic market and for export |
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Norway:
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a later example of the Radionette Kurer, first produced in 1958 |
Poland:
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first Polish transistor radio |
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Russia:
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second "mass-production" Russian transistor radio, perhaps 10,000 units |
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first Russian shirt pocket transistor radio |
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manufactured in Belarus |
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a six-transistor children's kit radio |
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six-transistor kit radio |
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a home-made radio? |
Switzerland:
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second version of the Minivox pocket clock radio |
Ukraine:
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