1. The AN/PRC-6 (complete / no tested) It was designed and used by the US military during the Korean War, and was in use by the US Marine Corps as late as 1972. The AN/PRC 6 was also used by various NATO nations. It was manufactured under license in France ("TR-PP-8") and Germany (6 channel version or PRC6-6). Modernization of the AN/PRC6 resulted in various solid state crystal controlled and synthesized radios, usually with higher output ratings. 2. The TR-PP-11B (complete / no tested) It is a French military hand held radio designed in the early ’60s. The radio is also known as an ER-62B and a TRC-766. It’s fully transistorised, although of course, they are early transistors. It is very nicely constructed, the whole radio block comes out of the case quite easily as it is held into the case with the channel selector shaft and one screw. The radio covers from 47 to 57 MHz FM with a power out of between 500-800 mW. 3. Swedish WWII type Field Telephone by Ericsson X 2 (not complete / no tested)