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 ReggieN
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
 Member since 29 December 2023
 Member #: 2597
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By way of introduction - I have been collecting HMV radio sets and models from 1937 to 1947 are my favourites.

I was wondering does anyone have pristine samples or recommended patterns of the speaker cloths used on these sets. Most of my collection have had their original cloths replaced or destroyed. Old records or advertisements are in B &W or poor print.

Regards and thanks in advance. Find me on Facebook - my Facebook cover photo is a big clue .


 
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