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Juliette Super Micro Nine…
Category: Vintage Electronics
Medium: Plastic, chrome, and internal electronic components
Distinguishing Marks: Branded with "Juliette Super Micro Nine Transistor" on the inner cover and "Juliette" on the radio face.
Condition: Good - appears functional with minor cosmetic wear.
Size and Dimensions: Small handheld design, approximately 4 inches wide by 3 inches tall.
Date Period: Likely 1960s or early 1970s.
History: Owned for over 40 years, likely produced during the mid-20th century when transistor radios were a popular portable option for listening to music and radio broadcasts.
Value: The value of the Juliette Super Micro Nine Transistor radio ranges between $20 and $80, depending on its working condition, packaging, and demand among collectors. Fully functional radios with original packaging and accessories tend to fetch higher prices.
Notes: Radios like this were affordable and mass-produced for the consumer market. The Juliette brand is known for its range of stylish and compact electronic devices during its peak production years.
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Hope this information helps. I collect vintage radios as well as transistor radios. For transistors I focus on American and Japanese brands. To me nothing beats an old radio. I still use my old Sony ICF-2010 which is next to my bed and gets used every night to listen to talk radio. Enjoy.