SHARP vacuum tube radio UD-171 Magic Eye Five Super. It has been restored to some extent, and the power is on. I haven't checked all channels, but I was able to listen to AM NHK, etc. Here's an explanation by AI: It is equipped with a "magic eye," an electronic tube that indicates whether it is correctly tuned to the received radio waves. "5-tube super" radios employ the superheterodyne method, which is the mainstream method today, and improves sensitivity. Vacuum tube radios are attractive for their unique, mellow sound quality and retro appearance. This type of radio was mainly manufactured from the 1950s to the 1960s, after which transistor radios became popular. The text in the image reads "WITH SOUND 2 BAND," suggesting that it supports 2 bands. IDE SOUND 2-BAND high-quality radio, UD-30 model.