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Hi All, thanks for letting me join.
For many years, I have been looking for a radio that I had as a child.  It may have been a Philco, that was used with a separate record player which I still have. The radio was in a cream plastic or bakelite case, and had a jack on the side that the phono plugged into. This would have been sometime in the early 50's. I have looked thru the photo files from 1946 on, but have not found anything like it. It may not have been a Philco, so not sure what it was.  I have not looked at prewar models yet.  
If anyone has an idea if such a radio existed, I would like to find out what model it was.  
Thanks
Thom
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