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What brand had chromed chassis's?
I hit the local antique store and theres a chromed tv chassis with a stainless? yoke (appears to be little, like an odd sized roundie 7" or 8"?) that has no marks that its ever been mounted. Its being sold for 95 as as unfinished heath kit.
Well as the interior is near bare.., as theres no crt or case.. im sure its worth no where near that. But its kinda got me wondering as to who the manufacturer really is, or maybe it is a heath kit. Who had a chromed chassis?
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Does it look like this Radio Craftsman?
http://www.earlytelevision.org/radio_craftsman.html Phil Nelson |
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As far as I know, only Radio Craftsmen and some Capehart and Scott sets.
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I was gonna say E.H. Scott, too, Charles beat me to it.
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Monkey Wards sold some Airline chrome chassis radios in the thirties: don't know if there's any connection here.
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