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37/38 Station Call Letter Tab Trivia
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All of the tabs (save for 4 of them which were broken out and I had single letters left over from the 42-400 which I used in place of) on my 38-1 have two sets of call letters per tab. Would these have been changed out at some point in time, or this being first(?) production run for 1938, being manufactured in 1937 with the automatic tuning, could these tabs be original? There is actually one station on the tab that matches a Phoenix station on the dial, although with the old call letters that they used to use.


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37/38 Station Call Letter Tab Trivia - by Greg - 06-01-2018, 08:26 PM
RE: 37/38 Station Call Letter Tab Trivia - by Electrothaumaturgist - 06-02-2018, 05:29 AM



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