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 Vintage Australian Made Philips 138 Green Bakelite Valve Radio. c1953
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 Garry
 Location: Newport, VIC
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Just a brief note to inform you enthusiasts that I'm currently selling my Phillips Model 138 Green Baker-lite valve radio.

Details can be sourced from the following link:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/251322446306.
 
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 Redxm
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Good luck with your sale, but I doubt you need to post in 4 threads here about it.
 
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 Brad
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He's been told. Also, he states that the flex on the radio is a newie but the one pictured is an old figure-8 job with tape over the cuts and bruises.


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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...

 
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