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Originally Posted by snelson903
looks like it was made to serve afternoon tea and TV.  |
It's almost as strange as the Porto-Products of the later 40's.
One model was the Porto-Baradio, that was a tray, with glassware and decanters, built around a Stewart-Warner table radio.
The other model was the Smokerette. It was similar, but it had a humidor and spaces for pipes and cigarette packs. Used the same radio.
Those crummy things are worth a fortune on the E-place.
