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This old radio has such a deep rich sound. This is my wife's sewing room again. Origami cats are courtesy of my daughter...
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Posted 2 years ago
toolate2
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This old radio has such a deep rich sound. This is my wife's sewing room again. Origami cats are courtesy of my daughter...
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They don't get any more reto 50's than that, nice pick.
I found one just like it in great shape. I intended to sell it, but my wife absolutely loved the style, So it's in my living room display.
Funny, my wife really loves this one as well. It must be a "chick" radio..lol... Thanks for the love and Happy New Year!!!
Thanks Bell!!
I love it!!!!!!!, you are right it is a chick radio :) it goes well with everything in your picture. thanks for sharing toolate2 Tell your wife she has good taste :)
Thanks lannd!! Oh and a very belated thanks to brat!!!
This caught my eye on the big board...Very Nice!
Thanks Bruce!!!
The arrangement is really cute ;)
Thanks mickie and mikko!! And lannd for the nice comment!!!
Thanks birdie!!