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Old 04-19-2009, 08:57 PM
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All the critical stuff looks to be in place (minus the original speaker). All the knobs are there and the curved parts of the cabinet look to be salvagable from those photos. Doing a cabinet rebuild where only the flat surfaces are damaged might not be too bad.

Here's a decent looking Silvertone Model 1923 which was a farm radio from 1935. The grill is just slightly different from yours, but its got to be from the 1935 lineup as the set you have appears to be pretty close. The top on yours also looks a little different - like it's missing the uppermost layer. (Who knows, the one I attached may have a modified grill and top). Looks nice anyway.

Great potential!
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