Regency “The First” Transistor Radio Receiver Model TR-1 w/ Case: Red - 1950s for Sale

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Regency “The First” Transistor Radio Receiver Model TR-1 w/ Case: Red - 1950s For Sale

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Regency “The First” Transistor Radio Receiver Model TR-1 w/ Case: Red - 1950s:
$699.00

This listing is for a Regency “The First” Transistor Radio Receiver Model TR-1. The radio is in very good cosmetic condition which is limited to surface searches and a small amount of missing paint. The unit is missing it’s earphone jack, earphone and original battery. If proper voltage is applied and the black and white wires near the earphone jack compartment are connected, then static will come over the speaker. However I wasn’t able to find a signal.

*The unit’s contents has been carefully photographed and weighed to deter part swappers*

Please take time to look over every photo carefully. You will only receive what is pictured, unless stated otherwise.

If you’d like more photos/videos, want any questions answered or need to voice some concerns, then I’m more than happy to oblige! I always put extra care into keeping all the items I buy and sell in the best condition possible.

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