Philco model 18 (code 121) - HELP!
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Hi Herb, you can check back to post #108 in this thread..it should be a picture Jerry posted.
or try here: http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel...013149.pdf
The only problem is that this link is for the 124 version and I have the 121 version...so, there's some differences.
Or I can e-mail you the PDF I can't seem to load it to snapfish unless it's a picture unfortunatley. and it would let me save as a jpg.
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RE: Philco model 18 (code 121) - HELP! - by Pithicus999 - 01-03-2014, 03:44 PM
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