[Keith]

The two Philco's I purchased at Kutztown back in May finally got to AZ.

First is a 38-15. The set is in pretty good condition needs a lot of cleaning and appear to be untouched except for the added Radio/Phono adapter.

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[Keith]

Second is a 1936 610T bullet. This is a lot bigger then remember it being. It does have 3 bands. Its in pretty good shape also.

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Going to be a fun couple of projects. They are both keepers.

[Michael Gerber]

Hope they turn out good. Great find!

[Paul Philco322]

Just love that Bullet cabinet, and It will sound nice too when done.

Good Luck with them.

Paul

[TA Forbes]

I have always loved the 1936 bullet because of the oval dial! Philco made a pretty good five-tube set!

[jerryhawthorne]

Keith, +1 on the bullet radio. I have that model in my shop for daily listening. Great sound.
Jerry