The General Electric P-975 (including sub-variants like the P-975D, P-975E, and P-975F) is a premium, high-sensitivity 15-transistor portable radio manufactured in Japan for GE in the mid-1960s. It is housed in an authentic stitched tan leather carrying case with an integrated shoulder strap.The front interface features a sleek brushed-aluminum speaker grille accented by a red-and-gold "AM/FM" emblem. The top half features a black slide-rule tuning dial block alongside an analog log scale, independent thumbwheel dials for volume and tuning, a built-in telescoping metal whip antenna, and an Automatic Frequency Control (AFC) switch to stabilize distant FM signals.