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Starting on the Philco 610 from 1936
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Thanks Mike !  Yea, I was trying not to be disappointed ( again).  I'm real glad I was talked into checking them again.   Icon_rolleyes


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RE: Starting on the Philco 610 from 1936 - by Jake Blake - 10-13-2019, 08:45 AM



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