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Brian Wilson, Australia - Radio collection

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Below you find a part of the radio collection Brian Wilson - including other related items.

Germanium Transistor radios preferably with Australian station call signs rather than frequency. I.E. limited range to keep the costs down and the "Domestic Financial Controller" at least somewhat happy. These radios are a technical "Dead End" in that there is no radio manufacture in Australia now and no-one is using Germanium Transistors in radio any more.

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Part of the radio collection of Brian Wilson. These pictures have been uploaded to the corresponding models by Brian Wilson but this is not necessarily all of Brian Wilson's collection.

	AUS: Kriesler Radio Company; Newtown (S... 1962 : Playtime 41-32 This one is black. Other colors were available. The case is used across a v...		AUS: Kriesler Radio Company; Newtown (S... 1962/63 : Versatile 41-36
	AUS: Kriesler Radio Company; Newtown (S... 1963 : 41-37A Ch= 89-13 Positive identification for this model.		AUS: Kriesler Radio Company; Newtown (S... 1963/64 : Gaytime 41-37 The different labels for the 41-37 and 41-37A. Without reverse engineering,...
	AUS: Kriesler Radio Company; Newtown (S... 1964–70 : V-8 Portable AM Transistor Radio 41-45 An overall picture showing the dial cord stringing.		AUS: Kriesler Radio Company; Newtown (S... 1966 : Playtime All Transistor 41-50 Photo of the radio. Note that is is less than 13 CM wide. The tuning guide ...
	AUS: Kriesler Radio Company; Newtown (S... 1970 : V-8 41-63 Showing the dial and the fascia. The two control knobs, Tuning and Volume a...		AUS: Palmer, H.G. (HGP, H.G.P.) - H.G. ... 1962–64 ?: PRT1M Ch= 4/05 This shows the radio. It has lost its strap and most of the gold plating ha...
	AUS: Philips Australia 1958–60 : Radioplayer All Transistor 198 Radio as acquired. External appearance is the same as the later 199 and 199...		AUS: Philips Australia 1958–60 : Skipper 196 Probably the most common colour. The dial scale was dented previously and t...
	AUS: Philips Australia 1959/60 : All Transistor 225 Main Photo. The cabinet responded to a good polish.		AUS: Philips Australia 1961 : Radioplayer All Transistor 199C ID label showing model number the IF at 455 kcs and the transistor component.
	AUS: Philips Australia 1961/62 : Transistor "Town and Country" 200 The flash has highlighted the crazing of the dial.		AUS: Philips Australia 1962 : Safari PL2 From the manufacturer supplied info to the catelogue publisher.
	AUS: Philips Australia 1962/63 : Walkabout MT1 This radio is as received. The small rectangular knob near the volume contr...		AUS: Philips Australia 1963/64 : Metropolitan MT5 Restored radio - lacking only the volume control knob.
	AUS: Philips Australia 1963–65 : Signalmaster All Transistor PL1 My radio. Has been awaiting restoration for some time. Both the case and th...		AUS: Philips Australia 1965/66 : Cosmopolitan 8 PP3 Fascia view. I have not included the carry case as it is suffering with age...
	AUS: Philips Australia 1965/66 : Minstrel 7 MT9 Main photo of one of my MT9s		AUS: Philips Australia 1966 : Malibu Transistor 7 PS6 /01 I bought this radio in January 24. It had probably been unused for many yea...
	AUS: Philips Australia 1966–68 : Philadelphia MM2 Both the MM2 and the MM2.01. The MM2 has the black name plate with the Phil...		AUS: Philips Australia 1968 : Philadelphia MM2 /01 Both the MM2 (top) and the MM2.01
	AUS: Philips Australia 1970 : Philadelphia RS300 Radio without mounting screws or knobs		AUS: Philips Australia 1971/72 : Leisuremate 02RC291 (RC291) The "Clean" area around the volume control is actually where the silvered t...
	AUS: Pye Industries Ltd Australia; Marr... 1959/60 : Transistor Radio R15-05A Ch= R15-1A This picture shows 'fair wear and tear' but the radio, as received, is poss...		AUS: Pye Industries Ltd Australia; Marr... 1960 : Romany Transistor A7 Ch= R21-1A
	AUS: Pye Industries Ltd Australia; Marr... 1960–62 : Ranchero TM7 (R21-2A) Some cleaning has been satrted but more is required.		AUS: Pye Industries Ltd Australia; Marr... 1963–65 ??: Caddy 6 Transistor The radio as found in my collection.
	AUS: Standard Telephones and Cables Pty... 1958/59 : All Transistor B7180DN (TR7180) The transformer is the first in the AF section.		AUS: Stromberg-Carlson (Australasia) Pt... 1958/59 : Transistor 7 78T11 Showing why old batteries must be removed! Note the IF can.
	AUS: Stromberg-Carlson (Australasia) Pt... 1961 : 7 Transistor 71T11		AUS: Thorn Electrical Industries (Aust.... 1969–72 : Graduate 1101 This photo shows the clear and uncluttered layout. The circuit board has nu...
	AUS: Unknown - CUSTOM BUILT: Australia ... 1970 ?: Premier 8 Fascia of the radio showing the full name and designation.		AUS: Westinghouse (brand), Sydney 1959/60 : W705PY Westinghouse radios were madein Australia for EMAIL, who controlled the Wes...
	AUS: Westinghouse (brand), Sydney 1963/64 : Seven Transistor W729 Shows my AWA clone, a W729. This radio was made by AWA for sale under the W...		AUS: Westinghouse (brand), Sydney 1963/64 : Wide Fi W828P Shows the model ID, stamped on the Circuit Board.
	HK: Philips Hong Kong 1977–79 : 90AL065 (AL065) Radio ready for storage. Mechanical problems fixed. There were no electroni...		J: Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd.; Moriguchi... 1980 ??: Cassette Tape Recorder TRC1550 The size can be gauged from the Compact Cassette.
	J: Unknown - CUSTOM BUILT: Japan 1960 : Aurora 6 Transistor Chassis showing the two sub-chassis.		NZ: His Master's Voice (N.Z.), Ltd., H... 1974–77 ??: Sprite The front panel and chassis come out as a unit, leaving just the case.
	ROK: Hung Chang Co. Ltd., Protek; Seoul 1984 : Oscilloscope OS-615S My scope, now almost 40 years old. NOTE: this scope was available in Austra...		SGP: Philips, Singapore 1980 ??: Portable Radio 270 90AL270 /95 Dial markings clearly show that this radio was intended for the European ma...
	TW: Philips; Chungli Taiwan 1976 ?: Pocket Radio 90AL098 /00 /01 This appears to be an exact duplicate of the /00 Philips Deutschland, radio...		USA: Radio Shack (Tandy, Realistic, Mic... 1975–80 : Realistic DX-160 Cat.-No. 20-152 The cover of the Manual that came with the radio.
	USA: Radio Shack (Tandy, Realistic, Mic... 1984–90 : Realistic Patrolman SW-60 12-779, 12-779A This shows the Australian version, 12-779A, made in Korea for Intertan Aust...