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Art Deco Remler Model 5300 Scottie Dog Tube Radio / Record Player 1947 | Bakelite and Catalin Radios21 of 35 |  |  |
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Here is a Hard to Find Super Art Deco Tube Radio/ Record Player combo made by Remler of San Fransisco in 1947 The set is made of Ivory Plaskon and Black Bakelite, and the Phono Base is Brown Swirled Bakelite. The Phono will play a 78 rpm Record. Very well made and heavy for it's size.
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Another killer piece and the little dog on the front makes it super rare.
Very cool! Very rare, indeed. I think the ivory color is also considerably less common also.
Thanks, ya I think I am going to get this one restored so I can play 45's