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1931 Grandfather Clock/radio completed!
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morzh is right, it's a slightly different grill cloth material. I ended up using a piece of 70/90 remnant and it looks fine. I've also removed the sweep hand from the clock. My cat was very disappointed in not seeing the hand and has given up the destruction for the time being.

It's funny about these grandfather clock/radios- several major manufactures made them in 1931 and never again. I guess they weren't as popular as they had projected.

Pete AI2V


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1931 Grandfather Clock/radio completed! - by AI2V - 07-08-2014, 11:38 AM
RE: 1931 Grandfather Clock/radio completed! - by AI2V - 07-10-2014, 10:05 AM



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