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Back Panel labels for Philco, PT-49
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02-01-2024, 02:55 PM
I have a Philco ,model PT-49 that I am restoring. I recently purchased a back panel for it and I wanted to find a way to purchase or reproduce the Service, Your Guarantee of Safety and the UL Stickers. I have not been able to find these stickers on line in which they could be downloaded and printed. The other issue is knowing the dimensions of the stickers. I only have a basic ink jet printer and I was thinking that I would have to go to a place like Staples or a print shop to have the stickers made up. I have never done this before and any help will be greatly appreciated.
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02-01-2024, 03:49 PM
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Unfortunately I don't see any labels that you are looking for in our Documents library but hopefully someone here will have some on their radios and can scan the back for you to print them. I have a UL sticker on a 49-506 (a slightly different vintage and look but still similar in size probably) that is 14 mm in diameter.
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