This is a two-band transistor radio (BC/SW) released around 1961. It uses stepped round-can transistors. A pot-shaped transistor is used in the final power amplification stage. The size is approximately 140 x 78 x 40 (mm), and the weight is about 460g (including batteries). It has a built-in rod antenna, approximately 40cm long with 12 sections. The power source is 4 AA batteries, providing 6V. The reception sensitivity is good. In the BC band, it can receive the signals of major broadcasting stations covering the location of this radio. In the SW band, you can receive signals from overseas broadcasting stations, especially after sunset. The tuning dial works well. The volume dial adjusts the volume well, but there is a slight crackling sound. In terms of appearance, there is a slight dent on the silver metal panel on the front. There are also some scratches on the plastic case. An earphone is included in the carrying case. The earphone has slightly discolored over time, but the sound can be heard. Please understand that this radio has a used feel due to the passage of many years. Please purchase this radio as a vintage collection of Showa retro, not for everyday use.