Motorola radio/phonograph identification

1/10/2008 7:50:36 AMPaul

:: Hello all! I am trying to identify a 17" cubed wooden-case Motorola AC radio/phonograph, probably from the 40s as it has a lot of inlaid embellishment and a tiger wood faux across the bottom. I will begin scanning through the lengthy list of resources, but if anyone could help shorten the time involved, it would be greatly appreciated. The tube line-up is:
6ABGT, 6SK7GT, 6V6GT, 65Q7GT & 5W4GT. It also has an Aero-Vane (I think that's what it was called) antenna mounted on the inside of the back cover. Thanks.

Paul

1/10/2008 7:55:26 AMPaul

:: Sorry, 6A8GT not 6ABGT

::: Hello all! I am trying to identify a 17" cubed wooden-case Motorola AC radio/phonograph, probably from the 40s as it has a lot of inlaid embellishment and a tiger wood faux across the bottom. I will begin scanning through the lengthy list of resources, but if anyone could help shorten the time involved, it would be greatly appreciated. The tube line-up is:
:6ABGT, 6SK7GT, 6V6GT, 65Q7GT & 5W4GT. It also has an Aero-Vane (I think that's what it was called) antenna mounted on the inside of the back cover. Thanks.
:
:Paul
:

1/10/2008 1:37:26 PMPaul

::: I found it...it's a 58-FRC! Thanks.

::: Sorry, 6A8GT not 6ABGT
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:::: Hello all! I am trying to identify a 17" cubed wooden-case Motorola AC radio/phonograph, probably from the 40s as it has a lot of inlaid embellishment and a tiger wood faux across the bottom. I will begin scanning through the lengthy list of resources, but if anyone could help shorten the time involved, it would be greatly appreciated. The tube line-up is:
::6ABGT, 6SK7GT, 6V6GT, 65Q7GT & 5W4GT. It also has an Aero-Vane (I think that's what it was called) antenna mounted on the inside of the back cover. Thanks.
::
::Paul
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