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Old 03-14-2021, 03:19 PM
manhattanman manhattanman is offline
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Yes, thanks, decojoe67. I believe it's the mahogany version, which I prefer aesthetically to the walnut and blonde examples. I've worked as a museum furniture conservator, so I'll preform correct treatments on the original finish to get it looking like it did, new, out of the factory. The mechanical aspect is another story. Probably won't touch it, except for a thorough cleaning. The seller said the deceased man who owned it was the original owner.

I'm on a ground floor in Manhattan, anyway. No converter box reception is possible. I bought my first RCA television, a '48 tabletop model in Chicago, in 1969. Watched the Honeymooners on it. Sold it years ago.
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