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wazz
 Post subject: Probably set a record for a postwar radio/phono.
PostPosted: Feb Fri 02, 2018 1:52 am 
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I guess this guy is daydreaming. A postwar table phono radio from a maker of lower price point econo stuff. I am interested in Meck as it is home town stuff but come on. https://www.ebay.com/itm/JOHN-MECK-PX-5 ... SwnK9ZR-Ls
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wazz
 Post subject: Re: Probably set a record for a postwar radio/phono.
PostPosted: Feb Sat 03, 2018 12:31 am 
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Well I see it ended. Perhaps he bit his lip and accepted someone's 35$ offer.
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azenithnut
 Post subject: Re: Probably set a record for a postwar radio/phono.
PostPosted: Feb Sat 03, 2018 2:01 am 
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Not sure why it was pulled, but I'm willing to bet good money he never got anything near his asking price. :lol:

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CJ Design
 Post subject: Re: Probably set a record for a postwar radio/phono.
PostPosted: Feb Sat 03, 2018 11:05 pm 
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It's baaaaacck. https://goo.gl/X4nY5T
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decojoe67
 Post subject: Re: Probably set a record for a postwar radio/phono.
PostPosted: Feb Sat 03, 2018 11:12 pm 
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Unfortunately, if he offered it for free it just might take a while before anyone responded. There was a million of similar boxy phono's produced. I've seen nicer ones in antiques shops sitting unnoticed for years.
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