Someone should save this one for $20 before it becomes a liquor cabinet. Very uncommon and likely the original changer.

https://offerup.com/item/detail/704848213/

Here's a prior thread discussing another...

https://www.antiqueradios.com/forums/vi ... 1&t=185471

Yes, that was my 52 in that thread and this may answer why the Garrard changer doesn't fit.

Thank you for posting this, I tried contacting the owner, lets see if its still there after a month

-Steve

EDIT: Got it! Thanks!

Judging from the response here, I can see that few if any are interested in such a radio/phonograph.

Its home now, got some better photos of it. Not as good of condition as I hoped, but at least I have the correct changer!

Thanks again!
-Steve

Wow, that's a nice set Steve, even if it is a little rough!

It's great to find originals with all their parts. Sometimes you get a set and don't even realize a part's missing till you see a complete one.

Hey Steve, Glad you were able to get it! It's a little rough, but still uncommon enough to be worth saving! Nice job.

Thanks Rodney! Thanks madRad45!

I will transfer the changer and one knob pull over to the FM-52 I previously got. I wont bust up this recent purchase, but put it in storage until needed again.
Maybe someone will find another that needs something? or even a better cabinet? The knobs will likely be put on my FM-69.

Interestingly enough, here is a thread with an FM-42 which is the AC/DC version with a Garrard changer in it. I had no idea the Webster 41 changer was used until this one came along.

https://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=157198

-Steve