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Emerson pocket (mini-tube) radio
Emerson, ever the maker of novelty radios with duplicated numbers, produced a pocket tube job just like a Sears Silvertone I have like this one
https://radiogallery.net/radio.htm?radio=10465 I estimate the date to be mid 1950s, both have CD marks on dial. The Emerson uses a 45v B battery and a 1.5v C cell, only its missing c-cell battery cover. I haven't opened it all the way up yet, the four tube types may be 1AE5-1AK4 Both could be considered a pocket radio, mainly due to use of "T2 x 3" ob-round sub-miniature tubes. Emerson 707a.jpg Emerson 707b.jpg
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Pretty cool. Wouldn't be surprised if either Emerson was the OEM Silvertone bought these from or if both Silvertone and Emerson both them from the same third party OEM.
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