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I just finished this Westinghouse model 512.
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Westinghouses sure do have beautiful dials. I gave my dad WR-212, the dial is really nice.
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I've been working on this NZ "Cash Radio Co" model from the mid-30's... unknown details but its a 6 valve with absolutely horrible construction and so many faults and open coils I wanted to throw it away several times... it was only the dial that kept me going... and even that took me a day to rebuild... But it was worth it.
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Steve
That's a cool looking dial
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Steve, I really like that dial. I have never seen one like it and I probably won't ever again.
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Beautiful dial on that Westinghouse Dan. Have you posted pictures of the whole radio?
Very unique dial on that "Cash Radio" Steve. Like Dan said, we'll probably never see another one like it.
Thanks for sharing guys
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John, I will post some photos of the radio , after I find out where to post them.
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Excellent theme! Why did I not see it? Here are some photos of my radio scales...
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Here's one of my freshly restored 1936 RCA 6T2
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1935 Coronado model 686
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This dial is from a Rogers model 7R732, that I just finished
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One of the most unusual dials, the 1936 Climax "Angry Face
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