ITT 881, 1963 Approximately 6-1/4 inches / 159 mm wide. Note the nifty dual-purpose meter on the front panel.  It serves as both a battery-condition and a signal-strength meter.  Received stations deflect the pointer to the right, so one tunes in stations for maximum meter deflection.  But in the absence of a received signal, the amount of the meter pointer's deflection to the left indicates battery voltage.  Clever!

I found the radio with its box, case, strap, earphone still sealed in plastic, earphone case, never-used wire antenna, and telescopic antenna.  In other words, everything but the instructions.

Note the little pouch for storing the telescopic antenna.

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