I have wood cabinet radio and don't know the model. The paper label has faded. This belonged to my dad and I'd like to identify it to help get it running.

Is there a place where I can post a picture with the hope of getting it ID'ed?

It's hard to render assistance without a little more info. Photo would be helpful but there must be some stampins on the metal chassis and examining the tubes and underside of chassis will help. Original manufacturers usually had their name and logo on tubes (even though not manufactured by them)and on the capacitors under the chassis. There is a method of posting photos but I believe you must be member and I don't know how it's done. PL

:I have wood cabinet radio and don't know the model. The paper label has faded. This belonged to my dad and I'd like to identify it to help get it running.
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:Is there a place where I can post a picture with the hope of getting it ID'ed?

Phil, The easiest way to show the pix is to post it on one of the many freebie hosting sites, and then link it here. If you Google "free image hosting," you will see a long list of sites.
Doug

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:Is there a place where I can post a picture with the hope of getting it ID'ed?