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Bill · 02-26-2008, 12:05 PM

I'm guessing from what we had available in those days that it would have come from Sears, Mongomery Ward, JC Penny, or Radio Shack (although we didn't get one of those in town until the 70s).

It was small, maybe 10" wide and kind of wedge shaped. The unique feature was the retangular wedge shaped microphone with a squeeze button that could also slide up to lock on recording. It stored neatly in a compartment with a magnet latch flip up lid.

02-26-2008, 12:05 PM	#6
Bill Senior Member Join Date: May 2000 Location: Lynchburg, VA Posts: 544	Re: Vintage portable recorder I'm guessing from what we had available in those days that it would have come from Sears, Mongomery Ward, JC Penny, or Radio Shack (although we didn't get one of those in town until the 70s). It was small, maybe 10" wide and kind of wedge shaped. The unique feature was the retangular wedge shaped microphone with a squeeze button that could also slide up to lock on recording. It stored neatly in a compartment with a magnet latch flip up lid.