11-16-2015, 07:42 AM
Great job so far, Bob! 
Philco did that at the factory from mid-1936 (1937 models) on. Right now I can't remember if they did that with the first year's "universal" bakelite blocks or not. Yup, it's a pain for us now, but the Philco people never envisioned anyone ever emptying and restuffing these blocks.
klondike98 Wrote:I hate it when someone's been in the set and soldered over the little wire holes in the bakelite blocks.
Philco did that at the factory from mid-1936 (1937 models) on. Right now I can't remember if they did that with the first year's "universal" bakelite blocks or not. Yup, it's a pain for us now, but the Philco people never envisioned anyone ever emptying and restuffing these blocks.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
