436 - Lot of twelve vintage miniature germanium and crystal radios, presented in their original cardboard or retail packaging. The group features colourful period designs, miniature receivers and a selection of Japanese radio models. 1 - Imperial Personal Radio - Miniature diode radio in red and cream illustrated packaging, featuring a black receiver. 2 - Imperial Personal Radio - Second example in matching red and cream packaging, featuring a white receiver. 3 - Ohta ML-G3 Germanium Radio - Miniature radio in its original blue and red cardboard box. 4 - Contion CP-65 Germanium Radio - Japanese miniature radio in its original yellow and green illustrated box. 5 - Crown GR-18 Germanium Radio - Miniature receiver in its original red, black and green cardboard box. 6 - Trutest Germanium Radio - Model F-79, in its original blue, black and cream cardboard box. 7 - Cherry Germanium Novelty Radio - Miniature radio in its original red and turquoise cardboard packaging. 8 - Kent Germanium Crystal Radio - Red and white original box. 9 - Kent Germanium Crystal Radio - Green and white original box. 10 - Science Egg Germanium Radio - Miniature novelty receiver in its original yellow cardboard box. 11 - Rocket UX-120 Earphone Germanium Radio - Miniature receiver in its original illustrated yellow and blue box. 12 - Olson Germanium Radio Kit - Small radio kit in its original transparent retail packaging. An appealing assortment of vintage miniature radio receivers, combining early germanium technology, imaginative packaging and distinctive Japanese radio designs. Several examples are specifically marked as crystal radios, while the precise receiver circuits of the other models have not been established. The original packaging shows varying degrees of age-related wear, discolouration, creasing and storage marks. The working condition of the novelty radios has not been verified. Please use the provided photographs to assess their apparent working and visual condition. The stated dimensions are approximate and refer to the items placed as closely together as possible as a group, and the weight refers to the group as a whole. Dimensions (H x W x D): 20 x 25 x 16 cm. Weight: 1.3 kg. Location: Dutch Auction Company, Tilburg, The Netherlands.