The image shows a Vintage Westinghouse Six Transistor Portable Radio, likely dating from the 1950-1960’s, mid century modern. Leather carrying has no top or strap. I do not know if this radio works. I consider it an aesthetic piece. Here's some information about this classic piece of electronics: Type and Features: It's an AM band portable transistor radio, known for its compact size and use of six transistors, a common feature for radios of its era. Era and Popularity: Transistor radios like this one were a popular consumer electronics item, especially among young people, in the 1950s and 1960s. Construction: Many Westinghouse models from this period, including ones similar to the one pictured, featured durable "shatterproof" cases and were made in the USA, although later models might have been produced elsewhere. Collectibility: These vintage Westinghouse radios are often sought after by collectors of antique and vintage electronics, appreciated for their historical significance and mid-century modern aesthetic.