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GannieV
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I have a Airline Record Player / Recorder / PA / AM radio. It will record radio or microphone. It has one arm for recorder and one arm for 'reproducer'. It's 78 or 33 1/3 rpm. It's in a green fabric covered wood case. I'd love to know more about it and what its worth!
We were helping clean out our local American Legion Post and the Commander found this tucked away in a corner of a storage room. There is a service sticker on the inside of the cover dated 6/16/66. All of the tubes inside look brand new. We haven't tried turning it on but we can't see any reason why it wouldn't work perfectly. The Commanders' Dad was Commander of this post before him so he's been involved with this building since his birth and has never seen this before. What a treasure!!!!
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