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Another Philco console....I needed one!
Doug Houston
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11-19-2009, 05:14 PM
There was a very nice Philco console advertised in Craigslist, and not far away from here. It looked like a creampuff, so I went to see it.

It turned out to be a model 18X, from 1935, and beautifully preserved. Dang, it's pretty! Never molested, and the guy had it working, though I'd just as soon he hadn't it turned on. Now, I have to photograph it, and figure out how to get the picture here. Other than the usual top finish imperfection, it's in just about showroom condition.

The design of these sets is a handsome blend of traditional design, with clues from art deco. It's both, but not wholly one or the other.

I needed another console!!
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Another Philco console....I needed one! - by Doug Houston - 11-19-2009, 05:14 PM
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