It would be nice to have wires identified but most early battery radios didn't use metal tags. One exception was Radiola lll which your metal tags are from?

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::Hello everyone,
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::I have found many items for replacements on many web sites for these old radios.
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::I am looking for the metal tags that attach to battery radios wires that identify the battery connections. I am sure i can find the metal stamp set, but i would like the new wires that i install to look original as possible.
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::Any ideas out there?
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::Mitch
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