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1953 Philco A-T2279
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    Thanks for the info! I will try to attach a pic of that center plaque. (It sits in front of a routed out rectangle.) I am still "rediscovering" the quirks of the set by chatting with my mother and my sister. I do recall that it was given two reprieves: at one point my father wanted to turn the cabinet into a bar; at another point, he was considering making it into an aquarium. Neither idea panned out, so it was never gutted. I also have to chat with my cousins upstate: their parents had a slightly different model. Two differences: different speaker cloth, and there was an empty plastic case behind the UHF panel. (Ours did not swing down.) I know that I've is still in an outbuilding in their farm.


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1953 Philco A-T2279 - by BoomerBaby - 06-06-2013, 02:19 AM
RE: 1953 Philco A-T2279 - by Big Dave - 06-06-2013, 09:13 PM
RE: 1953 Philco A-T2279 - by BoomerBaby - 06-06-2013, 10:12 PM



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