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Posted 2 years ago
djopenrange
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this is a silvertone about 1949, me and my husband stop at a yard sale the man was i guess cleaning out their parents home , while my husband looking around i came across this sitting in very back of the garage, i ask the man if it was for sale and said sure and i said i'll take it my husband just looked at me like what do you see that i don't.. I have never seen anything like it the man that had it wrote down all of the songs that were on the reels .
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Silvertone was the Sears brand for electronics of this sort, you'd need to get it working and cleaned up in order to get any value at all. I don't think it's ever gonna be worth very much but you can try the web for worthpoint and E-Bay, I could be totally wrong !
does anybody no the value are were I can go and look up the value..