04-27-2026, 04:02 PM
Rod,
No push buttons on this model. It's a 1936. The dial is actually I think one of the nicest features about it, in that it still looks pretty good for its age. The cabinet is rather plain, but again, looks structurally sound. That's why I was thinking if nothing else, it might be a good option for a modernization. Certainly the details on the cabinet would make for good practice for woodworking/refinishing.
Even if it was a low-end model (which I'm not sure that it was), I always feel a little sympathetic for rarities, whether they are prized or not.
Best wishes,
Roy
No push buttons on this model. It's a 1936. The dial is actually I think one of the nicest features about it, in that it still looks pretty good for its age. The cabinet is rather plain, but again, looks structurally sound. That's why I was thinking if nothing else, it might be a good option for a modernization. Certainly the details on the cabinet would make for good practice for woodworking/refinishing.
Even if it was a low-end model (which I'm not sure that it was), I always feel a little sympathetic for rarities, whether they are prized or not.
Best wishes,
Roy
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