JOTHA-RADIO - LILIPUT 111W - GERMANY 1952 - EXTREMELY RARE Tube radio

Piccolissima nelle dimensioni, straordinaria nel fascino. The Jotha Liliput 111W is an extremely rare valve radio produced in Germany in 1952, an authentic miniature jewel of the German radio industry of the postwar era.

With its only 16 centimeters in width, this surprising radio represents one of the most curious and fascinating expressions of miniaturization of radio sets from the early fifties.

Made by Jotha-Radio of Königsfeld, in the Black Forest, it is distinguished by its elegant dark brown Bakelite cabinet, the characteristic front grille with horizontal slats and the two circular knobs with refined amber hues. Completing the design, a small rectangular talking scale, which gives the device an immediately recognizable appearance.

Despite its extremely compact size, the Liliput 111W houses a genuine medium-wave valve receiver, a testimony to the ingenuity of the German builders of the era.

Particularly appreciable is the presence of the fabric-covered power cord and the original plug, details that help preserve the authenticity and historical character of the device.

With dimensions of just 16 × 14 × 9 cm, it is today a fascinating collectible object, particularly interesting for fans of miniaturized radios, Bakelite and German design of the Fifties.

A small masterpiece of the era, rare to encounter and able to attract attention precisely thanks to its unusual proportions and unmistakable personality.

Technical specifications of the radio:

• Brand: Yotha-Radio
• Model: Liliput 111W
• Made in: Germany
• Year of construction: 1952
• Wave bands: Medium waves (MW)
• Dimensions (LxWxD): 16 × 14 × 9 cm
• Operating voltages: 110-220 Volts

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CONDITIONS:

The radio presents itself in good cosmetic condition, with normal signs of wear compatible with the object's age.

The photographs constitute an integral part of the description and show in detail the state of conservation of the specimen.


OPERATION:

The device is complete and internally well preserved. It has not been tested for operation since the original power cord, fabric-covered, shows signs of deterioration that discourage use without a preventive technical intervention.

NOTE:

This is an original vintage radio, offered as a collectible and display object, in respect of its historical nature.

Being a device made several decades ago, it has not undergone a complete technical overhaul nor checks or updates according to the current electrical safety standards required for new products on the market.

Before any use connected to the power grid, a check and safety commissioning by qualified personnel is recommended.

We invite you to view carefully the description and images, which are an integral part of the listing.