Please NOTE that the information below was generated through AI. The items in the image are a vintage Aerokits Sea Queen 29-inch cabin cruiser model boat and accompanying vintage radio control (RC) equipment from the 1950s or 1960s. Model Boat The boat is likely built from an Aerokits Sea Queen kit, a popular vintage wooden model kit. The model has a painted hull and cabin structure typical of this type of cabin cruiser. The original kits could be built for display or with a motor and radio control installed. Radio Control Equipment The surrounding components are vintage accessories related to the early hobby of radio control modeling: Book: The paperback book is titled Model Control by Radio, a volume from the Gernsback Library. It was written by Edward L. Safford Jr. and was published around 1951 or 1956, providing technical information on building and operating RC models using early tube-based technology. Transmitter Box: The metal box on the left is a vintage, simple RC transmitter. It has minimal controls (likely just a single button and a two-position switch, typical of early "single-channel" systems) and the name "Super-Teletrol" is visible on the label. Internal Components: The items in the blue and green boxes appear to be the internal components for the RC system, likely including a receiver unit and basic electromechanical actuator or servo mechanisms that would have been installed inside the boat.