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Old 08-17-2014, 08:41 PM
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The set in the newspaper article does look similar to yours, though not identical. Note the ornaments on the side of the viewing lens on your set, but not on the one in the article. Also, the radio knobs are different, as is the base.

The ad I have for the Visionette (early 1931) show both the scanner and the radio. So, at that time, Western had its own receiver. I can't read the date on the newspaper you published. Can you let us know?

I doubt if this was an interim design, since it doesn't bear any resemblance to the Empire State or 41. These sets were not manufactured until Early 1932.
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