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Old 10-12-2016, 03:50 PM
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The company that made your radio was based out of Marion, Indiana I know because I have a 1932 U.S. Gloritone Cathedral Radio that was made by The U.S. Radio and Television Co. of Marion, Indiana, and my radio too had been meticulously restored electrically but then apparently whoever did the restoration work decided they would try to carry the radio by the top of the cabinet and put their fingers through the speaker and the grille cloth so I had to patch the speaker using watered down elmers glue and coffee filters and then now I am going to try and refinish the cabinet and hunt down some new grille cloth to install in the cabinet, put it back together again and then use it to listen to some radio on.
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