A desirable display piece, a German WR1/P "Rudi" front line radio. The radio, enclosed within a 14 1/2" x 18" x 10" wood case, was widely used by the Wehrmacht during World War II as a source of entertainment. It was ruggedly constructed and would operate with a "universal" power supply including batteries, 90-260 volts AC or DC. The radio was also fitted with an external wire which served as an antenna, and it could also serve as a gramophone amplifier or loudspeaker. The front panel could accommodate two headphones, a telegraph key, microphone, and had a connection for a FF-33 telephone. Not tested, but these units are commonly refurbished. Radio weighs about 50 lbs.