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Unlisted Canadian Philco 70 variation?
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Hi all,

I picked up this radio some time ago and just recently realized that the model number is odd. The Canadian Philco 70 would normally be designated as a 70-A and be a 25-40 cycle set. This one is tagged as a 370 and is 40-60 cycle. I do not think that this radio inherited a tube shield from the 370 chairside as the tag is Toronto-made and this would be a 370-A. The strange thing with the model number is that the 3 is a rather different font than the 70.

Was this another variation of the 70 or is there another explanation for the number? I didn't question it at the time because seeing a '3' in front of the model number is common here, but this is a good two years too early.

[Image: http://imageshack.us/a/img525/6560/philco70a1small.jpg]
[Image: http://imageshack.us/a/img706/1913/philco70a4small.jpg]
[Image: http://imageshack.us/a/img707/5067/philco70a3small2.jpg]


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Unlisted Canadian Philco 70 variation? - by 1967ers - 01-18-2013, 02:20 PM



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