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 Hawkeye
 Location: Ulverstone, TAS
 Member since 2 June 2013
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Hi everyone.

Have accumulated these few from which I is late 60's to late 70's.

First up is this Kmart branded portable radio.
Missing the battery cover and untested.
Can't find out much about this one.


Second is this Sony leather back portable radio.
Complete and in good condition.

Last up is this clock radio.
is a little dicky trying to set the time, I think one of the contacts in the switch may be dirty.
With a firm press it will work.



WILL POST MODEL NUMBERS AND PICTURES TOMORROW.




 
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