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 Dave P
 Location: Linville, QLD
 Member since 6 November 2007
 Member #: 191
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I posted in the wrong place yesterday, sorry but here it is again,
Hello all,
New to Vintage Radio and will enjoy reading your expert comments,
Been collecting Valve radios for a while with no idea of why, I just like anything old, must be why I keep the wife.
I recently came across a "Beethoven" floor console, white ants have been and gone but all works including the tuning tube over the dial, what years did they feature these green tubes,
as I said, I dont know radios and would appreciate help dating some of them.
Cheers Dave P
 
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