Transistor radios Stock Photos and Images
RFJ2R5H1–Collection of colorful old vintage transistor radios of different designs displayed on an open white shelving unit or bookcase
RM3DKBBAC–Display of film cameras, cine camera, transistor radios and other types of old analogue technology, UK
RM2C5THRJ–Russia, Sochi 14.03.2020. Many different Soviet old radios stand in a row on shelves. Exhibits of the retro museum of the USSR
RMCXHX6N–Vintage 1961 portable transistor radio (model Courier TB81) by PAM. Pamphonic Reproducers Ltd was founded in 1932.
RM3DNNNMD–Portable transistor radios, receivers, and small gadgets displayed in a shop window in Naples, Italy. Secondhand electronics and bargain hunting at a
RF2EA97H6–open-air market stall with used car radios and transistor radios at a fair for classic cars in Tulln, Austria
RF3C5P2X0–VINKOVCI, CROATIA, 06.13.2025:Retro and modern radios displayed outdoors, highlighting contrasting design elements on a wooden surface.
RF2KFEJPE–This picture shows that FM and AM radios are still popular today, although there are other things that are very interesting to follow.
RF2F7EXWW–Vintage old timer radios stacked on a shelf. Flea market style collection of a retro car stereos.
RF2BRYC5H–Tower built from old retro vintage disused analog radios, amplifiers, cassette recorders and a phonograph. Group of old electronic devices. Old brick
RF3CDXGYY–Cartoon car, truck radio or walkie talkie station. Trucker's walkie-talkie. Radio transistor. CB Radios For Truckers. for talking driver transportatio
RMT0MB4R–broadcast, radio, radios, transistor radio Blaupunkt "Derby 660", portable radio, also usable as car radio, the unit can be setup with specials car retaining jig and unbag wrinkle, for battery operation with 6 mono cells, Germany, 1966, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMPYHGEG–1950, historical, internal radio components on shelving at the Bush Radio factory in Chiswick, London, England UK. Bush Radio was a leading consumer electronics manufacturer of this era, specialising in producing radios and TV sets. It started life in 1932 as a subsidiary of the Gaumont British Picture Corporation, its brand name comes from Gaumont's Shepherd's Bush studios. In the mid-1940s, the company became part of the British film and distribution company, The Rank Organisation.
RM2WE426N–In the 1950s. Interior of a bedroom with a Philips radio standing on the small table on the side of the bed. 1956. Svahn ref SVA1
RM2X9GRRD–Miami Beach Florida,Lummus Park,Ocean Drive,Art Deco Weekend,celebration street fair annual event,Art Deco Welcome Center centre,inside interior,museu
RMJGJEJM–1960s advertisement advertising portable transistor radios by Sony Corporation of Tokyo Japan in magazine dated 5th December 1960
RMW4H3KB–Vintage 1960's Motorola Advertisement for early transistor pocket radio. The first Motorola brand automobile radio was produced in 1930. Motorola began the commercial production of transistors at a new $1.5 million facility in Phoenix in 1955. This advertisement is from May 23, 1960
RMF5M1BY–Post-war (WW2) and 50's 60's household effects at the Danish National Museum (Nationalmuseet), Copenhagen, Denmark.
RMD4WMJP–A 1973 photograph from the DOCUMERICA project by the Environmental Protection Agency, depicting a person listening to a transistor radio in Fountain Square, capturing a moment of daily life in the 1970s.
RM2Y65688–A 1962 American magazine advertisement for a Sony CB-901 Nine Transistor Transceiver, more commonly known as a CB radio. Also advertised is the Sony 8-301W compact portable black and white TV or television. This advertisement appeared just four years after the Sept. 1958, establishment by the FCC in the USA of a special class of Citizens Radio Service later known as the Citizens Band Service
RME0W8A9–Jan. 01, 1962 - Calling System for Miss World Contestants Many of the girls who are to take part in next week's Miss World contest arrived in London today. And at the Waldorf Hotel where they are staying , the language difficulties -- many of them do not speak English -- have been overcome by an elaborate calling system worked with transistor radios. Each girl has a call signals of her own and the chaperone carries a transistor all the time. picture shows: Miss Unites States, Amedee Chabot, tries out her transistor.
![Infographics about the transistor, a device that made the emergence of the portable radio possible thanks to its small size. [Encapsulated Postscript File (.eps)]. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2NEC778/infographics-about-the-transistor-a-device-that-made-the-emergence-of-the-portable-radio-possible-thanks-to-its-small-size-encapsulated-postscript-file-eps-2NEC778.jpg "Infographics about the transistor, a device that made the emergence of the portable radio possible thanks to its small size. [Encapsulated Postscript File (.eps)]. Stock Photo")
RM2NEC778–Infographics about the transistor, a device that made the emergence of the portable radio possible thanks to its small size. [Encapsulated Postscript File (.eps)].
RM2D2X7WT–Lady Cobham, who opened an exhibition celebrating 100 years of radio presented by The Vintage Wireless Society, at the International Convention Centre, in Birmingham. The exhibition includes home construction kits, microphones, and a Marconi set. * and early transistor radios, looks at the development of radio over the century, including; Marconi's achievements, the creation of the BBC and the use of radio during the war.
RF2WJNP1W–A vintage Bush valve radio, 1950s. Founded in 1932, the brand name Bush, originates from their address in Shepards Bush, London, England. The brand name survives and has changed hands a number of times. It is still possible to buy spares including valves for these radios. Valve radio production ceased in the 1960s with the introduction of transistor radios.
RM2XR3DED–Sign prohibited for transistor radios in Keukenhof, Borden, Keukenhof Foundation estate in Lisse, Stationsweg, 19-02-1964, Whizgle Dutch News: Historic Images Tailored for the Future. Explore The Netherlands past with modern perspectives through Dutch agency imagery. Bridging yesterday's events with tomorrow's insights. Embark on a timeless journey with stories that shape our future.
RM2HRD006–Transistor radios are shown at the Emile Berliner museum in Montreal, Wednesday, August 16, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
![[ 1960s Japan - Japanese Sumo Wrestler Resting ] — A sumo wrestler in yukata enjoys a snack at Sojiji Temple (総持寺) in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 1960 (Showa 35). A small transistor radio stands next to the table. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/W5DDTT/1960s-japan-japanese-sumo-wrestler-resting-a-sumo-wrestler-in-yukata-enjoys-a-snack-at-sojiji-temple-in-yokohama-kanagawa-prefecture-1960-showa-35-a-small-transistor-radio-stands-next-to-the-table-W5DDTT.jpg "[ 1960s Japan - Japanese Sumo Wrestler Resting ] — A sumo wrestler in yukata enjoys a snack at Sojiji Temple (総持寺) in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 1960 (Showa 35). A small transistor radio stands next to the table. Stock Photo")
RMW5DDTT–[ 1960s Japan - Japanese Sumo Wrestler Resting ] — A sumo wrestler in yukata enjoys a snack at Sojiji Temple (総持寺) in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 1960 (Showa 35). A small transistor radio stands next to the table.
RM2WTYDKG–A couple of portable AM transistor radios, showing a case, a 9 volt battery and an earplug
RMKNXGPR–Old fashioned retro transistor radio, young adult carrying the wireless while it is playing as he walks along the promenade in Bridlington Yorkshire 1972 1970s UK HOMER SYKES
RM2ARXN1J–Transistorradios at Firato Date: 31 August 1961 Location: Amsterdam Keywords: fairs, radio sets Institution name: Firato
RM2F773T0–Brauns Reseradio Transistor received along with other Braun apparatus "Grand-Prix" at the XL triennal in Milan in 1957. The price is the prime international award that could be given to reward good industrial design. Braun transistor is designed by the designer Dieter Rams at Max Braun Frankfurt / Main, instead of radio tube, the apparatus has seven transistors in each battery (which cost 6 SEK) and handed for 800-1000 listening hours. Come on the Swedish market in May 1957 or 1958.
