DeForest "All Transistor" - made in Holland??

I am in possession of an attractive little pocket radio which seems to have been made in the 1960s and cannot be identified.  On the front it says: "DeForest All Transistor" and on the scale: "Made in Holland". The scale is round, and instead of MW/LW it says: "Broadcast" and "Beacon Band". It has seven transistors: 2N412, 2x2N410, OC71A, OC71 plus 2 output transistors which I can't identify.

Does anyone recognise this radio?  Please see attached picture.

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The attached picture of your DeForest (De Forest) All Transistor radio leads me direct to this Philips radio L0X90T named "Fanette". Please compare the position of the controls and have a look at the interior. Most probably it was produced for the north american market, the dial markings "C D" (stands for Civil Defense) is truly a hint. The two output transistors must be 2x OC72.

Since this very nice looking transistor radio isn't listed here in the RMorg database, a new model suggestion would be appreciated.

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Many thanks - you are quite right! The chassis of the two radios are identical, apart from a few insignificant details. The case and the loudspeaker of the DeForest are slightly larger.

I'll have another go at getting the set listed, with Philips as manufacturer and " DeForest All Transistor" as the name of the model. Until now I had assumed that DeForest was the manufacturer. Thanks again for putting me right.

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