The image displays a portable Rototsonic XT-223AC World Receiver radio held by a human hand against a patterned wallpaper background

The image displays a portable Rototsonic XT-223AC World Receiver radio held by a human hand against a patterned wallpaper background. The radio, predominantly dark brown with a faux wood-grain finish on its front grille, features vertical speaker slats on the left and a frequency display panel on the right. An extended silver telescopic antenna protrudes upwards and left from the top of the radio. The control panel includes markings for FM/TV SW1 (64-108 MHz) and SW2 AM (530-1600 KHz, 3.0-21.0 MHz), with a red vertical slider indicating a selected frequency. A light-skinned hand, visible at the bottom of the frame, grips the radio. The background wallpaper is a collage of vintage newspaper advertisements and illustrations in black print on a light beige ground, featuring products like Whitman's Sampler, Rising Sun Stove Polish, and various consumer goods from the early 20th century. Bright light reflections are visible on the radio's surface and antenna. The specific location within Meknes, Morocco, cannot be determined from the visual information provided in the image.