[Jamesscott]

I was checking to see if anyone would know where to look for schematics or repair manual.
And what years it was made. Thank You.

[Patrick]

I'll be the first for once. Welcome to the phorum. You might want to recheck the model number and/or post a pic. No model by that number can be found. Might it be a 48-1201?

Pat

[Radioroslyn]

Hi and welcome,
The "1201" was produced from 1946 thru 1948 aka the Bing Crosby set as he was the Philco pitch man in those days. It was pitched in a number of print ads and on his radio show. As for the set itself thru it's run there probably are some circuit differences like an eletrodynamic spkr vs a pm spkr or octal or loktal tubes but to the seasoned service tech of the day it presented little mystery .

[Jamesscott]

Thank you for the information. I will look again the number was hard to see. It may help using the correct model number HAHA.

[OldRestorer]

Hello and welcome!
 I have restored a bunch of these. If you need help just let me know...

Kirk

[Jamesscott]

I know it can't be but it looks like a 43-1201
It must be an 8 Thanks.

[Patrick]

We can identify it with a pic.

[Jamesscott]

   

[Patrick]

Actually, a pic of the radio itself would be more helpful.

[35Z5]

Sorry guys, that's 43-1201. No doubt a mis-stamp. 

Code dates on speaker, transformers, tuning cap etc will give an approx build date.

[35Z5]

The samp ends too sharply to have been a 8(especially at top & center), we'll just have to agree to disagree.

Maybe someone at Philco was pulling a prank?

[Jamesscott]

Thank you for all the help!
 It looks exactly like a 48-1201 so that's what I'm going with.