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This is a Montgomery Ward Co. Wire Recorder / Phonograph.
Metal tag inside lid says:
If you write to us about this article or if
you order replacement parts always mention
model number
94-GCD-3652A
Order replacement parts through any of our retail stores or by mail
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
Included is an airline mic
3 rolls of wire (2 marked Airline Recording wire High Fidelity.
Any comments on age or where today would I take it to see if it can be serviced.
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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Thanks musikchoo, MattG & vetraio50 for the appreciation.
Dave
I had one of these, think it was Sears (Philco) though. I thinking the mid 1950's don't really know for sure.
Thanks Kerry for the information and appreciation.
This was my Dads and I was thinking late 40's or 50's.
Dave
Thanks BELLIN68 for the appreciation.
Dave