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 DWG
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
 Member since 2 October 2014
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G`day all.
Absolutely new to valve radios but love them. Have an old HMV Model 46 (timber case), i`m lead to believe. Am going to try and restore it. Know nothing about the electric side of these. May have to out source this I think. I do require a white dog and grammer phone badge for the front and a decal of the same image for the top as well as cloth to cover the speaker if any body can help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
David.
 
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