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 Steve
 Location: Donald, VIC
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New knobs been produced to suit the 1959 to 1972 Kriesler slope sided plastic mantel sets - the 11/80 and the 11/81 models.

If you need any contact me please.

Kriesler 11-81 radio knob
Kriesler 11-81 radio knob
Kriesler 11-81 radio knob


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Steve.

 
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 Tallar Carl
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Photos uploaded.


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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...

 
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 Rod FeC
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
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Hi Steve,
Do you know if these fit the Kriesler portable transistor sets of that era, like the 41-21 & 41-22?

From memory the knobs are about the same size, but I've never seen the two together to compare.
 
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