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Old 09-06-2015, 10:28 PM
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Awesome radio!!

Nothing at radiomuseum?

What's the tube line-up? 1-volters, or 3?

Cheers,
Thanks Brian. I couldn't pass-up this little set at the local swap-meet.
I am going to check that site out soon, but I've found nothing in my books and on extensive Google searches. I find "National Company" ("NC") only. I will take a photo of the chassis soon and post it. I've seen a lot of these types of radios and never saw one so overly-built! It uses thick rounded wood panels, solid chrome pin-type latches and hinges for the front and back doors, and a complete chrome center panel including the handle. The light gray/green painted cabinet was a bit rough. I touched it up, but will probably repaint it one day.
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