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Newbie Philco Collector Here!
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Hello to all, and thanks for allowing me to be part of this forum. I have a 37-624 "bullet" that I converted from 6V to 110 AC, and I just recently added what I believe to be a 2nd-style Model 60 from 1934. I really like these two radios a lot!

Ken Ingram
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Welcome Ken. Any friend of a Philco radio is a friend of ours! Icon_smile
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welcome aboard Ken.......Terry




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