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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 1:51:49 PM on 14 May 2007.
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 Rick
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Evenin' all, my name is Rick & I'm not normally a collector of vintage radios, however, have come into the possession of an STC A6461 "Windsor" Radiogram [floor model] model a couple of years back [refer the latest 4 Sale]. I could be described as "a collector of the past, for the future". I do indulge in the pursuit of antiques [more ecclectic than specialist] and also have in my possession a 1923 Rexola Gramophone [definitely not for sale at any price]. The STC is large and according to my wife, getting in the way of 'everything'. She wants to dump it; I want it to go to a 'good home' where it will be appreciated. Thus the contact here. I have digital shots that can be forwarded to those interested. Thank you. Cheers, Rick
 
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 Brad
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G'day Rick,

If you would like me to post the images here or in the Fore Sale forum you can e-mail the images to webmaster `at' iserv.com.au (change `at' to .) and I'll add them to the database.

Unfortunately the radiogram is a bit young for my collection but hopefully someone will want it. Radiograms from the '60s were well-made and had great sound quality.


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