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Am trying to reproduce the small gum backed transfers that indentify the components on the chassis. Has anyone else done this - All suggestions appreciated. - Harvey
 
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G'day Harvey,

I have heard of a chap that makes reproductions of the Nipper transfers that appear on the top of many wooden HMV sets. I have long forgotten who it is but I do know they are a member of the HRSA. Maybe emailing the society will help as many of their members reproduce many vintage components.


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