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I don't know what make that set is, but the timeframe is definitely correct. Also, I would bet my bottom dollar that it is well worth grabbing if possible for somebody here and would make a great restore. At first glance I thought that it was one of those table models that came with a matching table/base, but that is not the case. The set looks to be a long legged floor model. It's in Hollywood so you would think that there would be an outlet for people with old oddities to market to the TV and movie industry; perhaps not. I sure would like to look around in the storage rooms on the Universal lot! the History channel should send the American Pickers guys out there! LOL! I guess they already have a huge enough stockpile of props, and if not they probably just contact Harry Poster! However, I have seen quite a few movies where many of the household goods were off period; especially TVs and cars. I guess as time moves on, the prop people get younger and younger, and the knowledge of period items gets narrower and narrower when it comes time to duplicate the past.
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