Hi ,
I am looking for information on materials used in the '50s to cover the wood cases of radios, phonos, and the like. The fabric I am specifically
looking for is gray with a fine black vale, or haze on the surface. It looks like a cotton sheet material that has been coated in a gray vinyl like substance and then in some way a very fine black mist sprayed,
printed, or rolled on. The fabric is always glued to the wooden case surface. This is for the inside lid liner for a Zenith Transoceanic model H-500. If you know anything about name, mfg, process or availability of this fabric please contact me. Thanks Kevin

Try http://www.gn4radios.com
see replacement parts page.
: Hi ,
: I am looking for information on materials used in the '50s to cover the wood cases of radios, phonos, and the like. The fabric I am specifically
: looking for is gray with a fine black vale, or haze on the surface. It looks like a cotton sheet material that has been coated in a gray vinyl like substance and then in some way a very fine black mist sprayed,
: printed, or rolled on. The fabric is always glued to the wooden case surface. This is for the inside lid liner for a Zenith Transoceanic model H-500. If you know anything about name, mfg, process or availability of this fabric please contact me. Thanks Kevin