Philips - 90AL270/50 Transistor radio





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Philips portable radio model 90AL270/00, manufactured in 1972, in excellent physical condition and tested as operational, weighing 1150 g and measuring 24 cm wide by 14 cm high by 7 cm deep, with no cable included.
Description from the seller
Philips 270 portable radio, a classic of European design from the early 1970s. This model is famous for its rationalist aesthetics with the characteristic block-front grille, perfect for collectors or for anyone who wants an authentic mid-century modern piece to display at home.
Main features
Model: Philips 90AL270 / 00.
Period: Produced between 1972 and 1974.
Reception: Dual FM band (up to 104 MHz) and Medium Wave (MW/PO).
Design: Robust cabinet made of high-quality plastic material in gray/anthracite color with silver finishes.
Power: operates on mains power (cable not included) or via 4 x 1.5V batteries included.
Conditions of the specimen:
Aesthetics: Excellent, as shown in the photo. The plastics are intact, free of cracks, and the inscriptions on the talking scale are perfectly legible.
How it works: The radio turns on and receives stations.
Why buy it?
It's not just a radio, but a piece of Philips electronics history. Its geometric lines give it a striking decorative presence for offices, bookshelves, or spaces in an industrial/vintage style.
Philips 270 portable radio, a classic of European design from the early 1970s. This model is famous for its rationalist aesthetics with the characteristic block-front grille, perfect for collectors or for anyone who wants an authentic mid-century modern piece to display at home.
Main features
Model: Philips 90AL270 / 00.
Period: Produced between 1972 and 1974.
Reception: Dual FM band (up to 104 MHz) and Medium Wave (MW/PO).
Design: Robust cabinet made of high-quality plastic material in gray/anthracite color with silver finishes.
Power: operates on mains power (cable not included) or via 4 x 1.5V batteries included.
Conditions of the specimen:
Aesthetics: Excellent, as shown in the photo. The plastics are intact, free of cracks, and the inscriptions on the talking scale are perfectly legible.
How it works: The radio turns on and receives stations.
Why buy it?
It's not just a radio, but a piece of Philips electronics history. Its geometric lines give it a striking decorative presence for offices, bookshelves, or spaces in an industrial/vintage style.

