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 Wanted: knobs for a HMV 63-53 valve radio/clock.
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 MikeGS
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
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I have recently picked up a black HMV 63-53. I has all parts except the knobs. ( two larger ones for the radio and two smaller ones for the clock). Any advice on where to find items like these would be appreciated.


Thanks.
Mike.
 
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 GTC
 Location: Sydney, NSW
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Any advice on where to find items like these would be appreciated.

Lately a number of eBay sellers have been listing knobs as large assorted lots and as individuals or sets, so that's one place you can keep a watch on. I know it can be pot luck, especially with the assortments where you have to buy the lot just to get the one or two that you need, but that may be your best chance in the long run.
 
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