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 Nzbhoy
 Location: Kaiapoi, NZ
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This radio I was told is extremely rare I found it here in NZ and gave it a clean up a new speaker cloth and a new power cord If anyone is interested in buying it I am open to offers.

Would have to arrange shipping from NZ.

Information I have is that it is a Kriesler is of the pre code colonial series of March to November of 1933 and is a part part of radio history and is very rare.

Kriesler Mantel Radio


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 Redxm
 Location: Tamworth, NSW
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Nice radio. Do you have some photos of it from the back and sides. What is the valve line-up?

ben
 
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 Nzbhoy
 Location: Kaiapoi, NZ
 Member since 20 December 2008
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Valve line up is 80 2a5 55 58 57 58

Kriesler Mantel Radio
Kriesler Mantel Radio
Kriesler Mantel Radio


Actually put this on this website some years back before and that is were I got the info from.


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 Reproman
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
 Member since 23 November 2008
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Please contact me re this radio


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 GTC
 Location: Sydney, NSW
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Contacting you will be difficult unless you 'unhide' your email address via Control Panel.
 
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