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Made to add shortwave to your broadcast band radio! 1934 or 1935 perhaps? From my collection and not for sale.
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real nice.
Now that is sweet.
That is very very awesome !
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS :)
Forty some years ago I spent many an hour tuning in a shortwave very much like this one. It was owned by my Grandpop. It was during Viet Nam and there was alot of air traffic back then. Really nice unit Mc.
I've always loved their octagon dials!
This was posted 19 months ago, wonder if they are still checking it ? !!!!!