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Old 05-03-2017, 09:38 PM
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A 1948 Admiral 19A11

I just acquired this brown bakelite 7" TV from a friend who got it from the original owners son. His parents bought it originally and when it stopped working they left it right where it was. When they passed, he got the house and again, left the set right where it was up until about a week ago. As can be expected, it was very clean without a speck of rust on the chassis. My friend did an easy restoration of the chassis and it works well! An interesting thing about this example is the heavily swirled knobs and channel plate. I don't recall seeing another example quite like it.
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