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Radio-Tony
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Here is my only Catalin Radio the Bendix Tube Radio Model 526-c from 1947, the Catalin is just beautiful with Dark Green, light Green, and light Blue, and clear Catalin Colors mixed in, look at my similar Bendix Model 114 and 115 models.
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Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!
Boy the catalin on this Bendix looks flawless! While there are alot out there, to find one in that condition is not easy.
Hi Signaholic, Thanks for the comment, this radio has been restored, the Catalin was sanded down, and then buffed out for a real cool shine.
What an absolutely beautiful work of art.
Beauuuuuuuuuuutiful colour!......:-)