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1955 Bakelite Brown Zenith Tube Table AM FM Radio Model Y723 | Bakelite and Catalin Radios14 of 36 |  |  |
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DCB inspired me to add another radio that I found not that long ago. This is for him and all the other individuals out there that like to collect this sort of thing.
Fortunately the exterior is in nearly perfect/mint condition. The radio also works. It is in great shape for its age and has a pretty cool design.
Thanks for looking my friends and have an awesome one.... : )
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Hey officialfuel I hope all is well my friend. Thanks for the loves.
Thank you fifties, miKKo, BELLIN, toolate, and Phil for the love. I hope all of you are having a wonderful weekend my friends.
Thank you once again kerry for the love....
hello electobacco and hows my guy today? are going to post something cool:)
Hey BELLIN68. I am doing awesome man! And you? I am looking forward to spending some time with family and friends on the 4th.
Sure I will post a couple more items here in a bit for you. Thank you for your interest and always wishing you nothing but the best my friend!! : )
again, Mikie LIkie!
Mikie it is great that you likie so much of my stuff man! Thanks for the love yet once again to you, fifties, kerry, and miKKo..... : )
Berliner thanks for stopping by and showing some love my friend! : )