Braun TP 1 portable radio and phonograph
Dieter Rams’s Braun TP 1 of 1959 joins a portable transistor radio and record player in a compact aluminum frame with a leather carrying strap.
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Braun T3 pocket radio
The Braun T3 pocket radio, dated 1958 by MoMA, applies a restrained plastic case and clear geometric controls to portable listening.
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Braun RT 20 tabletop radio
Dieter Rams’s 1961 Braun RT 20 arranges a circular speaker grille, vertical tuning scale, and pale controls across a restrained rectangular front.
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Sony TR-55 transistor radio
Sony’s TR-55 of 1955 used five transistors developed in-house, bringing a compact portable radio into Japan’s postwar consumer landscape.
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Regency TR-1 transistor radio
The 1954 Regency TR-1 used four transistors in a compact plastic case, helping establish the radio as a portable personal object.
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Braun SK 2 tabletop radio
The Braun SK 2, designed by Fritz Eichler and Artur Braun in 1955, places a circular tuning dial within a pale perforated front.
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Braun T 1000 world receiver
Braun’s T 1000 world receiver combines numerous radio bands and precise controls in a portable case designed by Dieter Rams and dated 1963 by SFMOMA.
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