To replace broken glass in friend's find from Colorado. This is model #48-1201. I can get a repro but the's needing to get out 'on the cheap'. Thanks for any help!

Michael

These are fairly common and generally don't go for much. There's one on the Bay right now with no bids whatsoever. If it goes unsold, offer the seller a "second chance" bid and part it out cheap:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-PHILCO-Wooden-AM-RADIO-Turntable-NO-RESERVE_W0QQitemZ180005682359QQihZ008QQcategoryZ38 035QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Mike Koste
Gobs of Knobs
Ambler, PA

Thanks for the info; I've got one of these myself and was thinking I might make a color copy at Kinko's on some semi-translucent paper (like onionskin) and just back it up with a piece of single-strength glass. He's not too concerned with originality, only that there's something to fill the hole. Shame these don't go for too much; I see them in my radio group's aution a couple of times a year and they seldom bring more than $20-30, even in nice condition. Wonder why that is, since they're more attractive than the sets with the 'table mounted on the top.

Thanks for the info!

Michael