11-09-2012, 11:09 PM
Arran
No, I don't have a 444 "People's Set" or any of its siblings. To be honest, I'm not really interested in that model.
I would love to find a 1934 model 1263 Baby Grand...very cool cabinet, in my opinion...there is a photo of one in the UK Philco section of this site:
http://www.philcoradio.com/world/uk.htm
Maybe one of these days I'll try to find a 1263. I really need to put myself on a radio buying freeze for awhile. I wasn't going to buy any more sets, but then you posted the link to the 261...so it's your fault that I bought another UK Philco.
Just kidding! I have managed to get rid of several fixer-uppers and some sets I had lost interest in...I'll be selling a few more over the next several months, too. Trouble is, what has left has been replaced by a UK Philco (282 Empire Five), a few Scotts, a McMurdo Silver Masterpiece VI...I need to get rid of a few more sets and not replace them with anything.
I noticed the three-gang tuning condenser, shadowmeter, and 10-1/2 inch "H" series speaker. That 261 is one HUGE table model set!
Yet the chassis does look like a 60, overall. I think I have the Service Bulletin for this model in my archives...I need to go look at it.
No, I don't have a 444 "People's Set" or any of its siblings. To be honest, I'm not really interested in that model.
I would love to find a 1934 model 1263 Baby Grand...very cool cabinet, in my opinion...there is a photo of one in the UK Philco section of this site:
http://www.philcoradio.com/world/uk.htm
Maybe one of these days I'll try to find a 1263. I really need to put myself on a radio buying freeze for awhile. I wasn't going to buy any more sets, but then you posted the link to the 261...so it's your fault that I bought another UK Philco.
Just kidding! I have managed to get rid of several fixer-uppers and some sets I had lost interest in...I'll be selling a few more over the next several months, too. Trouble is, what has left has been replaced by a UK Philco (282 Empire Five), a few Scotts, a McMurdo Silver Masterpiece VI...I need to get rid of a few more sets and not replace them with anything.I noticed the three-gang tuning condenser, shadowmeter, and 10-1/2 inch "H" series speaker. That 261 is one HUGE table model set!
Yet the chassis does look like a 60, overall. I think I have the Service Bulletin for this model in my archives...I need to go look at it.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
