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 2MuchJunk
 Location: Lithgow, NSW
 Member since 23 February 2010
 Member #: 628
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Hi
I'm new here (obviously) and just thought I'd throw a quick intro in.
I don't have much of a collection of old radios, only a few, but in general collect anything aged (except women) from furniture, to cameras.
There is something about the craftsmanship which went into earlier production items, it seems like people actually cared about what they did, and took pride in their work.
I was quite happy to find this forum, after searching for various information about a couple of units I own, and having no prior luck with info.
 
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