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 Astor Kismet Model C (1934)
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 Michaelgread
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
 Member since 29 June 2014
 Member #: 1596
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Hi folks,
I've been lucky enough to barn find a nice clean cabinet for this very rare Art Deco model.
The problem is it has no chassis....
It's a 5 valve mains superhet with large round speedo style dial. I can supply old chassis drawings for identification (or refer Page 86b and 96 of the Astor book),
Just putting it out there in case anyone has a chassis they would consider selling.
 
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