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 Rexonola Model 8 winder/crank
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 Morren
 Location: Killarney Vale, NSW
 Member since 19 March 2012
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Hi all, I'm hoping that someone can help me.

I bought a beautiful but neglected Rexonola model 8 table top gramophone and I'm looking for winder/crank for it. It's in need of a full restoration. Everything is there except for the winder.

I'm hoping someone may have some spare parts. I can send a picture of the motor. It's a 'slot' style not a screw style and it's the original Thorens motor.

I'm happy to pay for the item as well as postage.

Thanks guys,

Mark


 
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