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This model, also known as a "bullseye", is one of the most popular of the Crosley line. Accordingly, I really had to step up to get this one - it set me back a hefty chunk of change. Both of these bullseye models are among some of the smaller table-top units in my collection. There are very few blemishes on the finish, and it plays well.
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This really catches my eye. The color, shapes, lines and just the way it shines is very nice.
looks coooool
I saw this exact same model, in hard-to-find RED, go for $750!
love this very much!!!!!
It's in great shape!
Amazing!
love the color!