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rocketeer
 Post subject: Where did they get the wood for that gorgeous radio cabinet?
PostPosted: Apr Fri 13, 2012 3:10 pm 
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Here's the answer:

January 1945 Radio Craft magazine.
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 Post subject: Re: Where did they get the wood for that gorgeous radio cabi
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I'm not surprised, how else would they have made Tombstone radio cabinets? :D

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fvan wrote:
I'm not surprised, how else would they have made Tombstone radio cabinets? :D Frank

Oooooh.... :roll: :oops: :lol:

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