04-11-2011, 08:48 PM
I can see from your photos that the finish on yours has darkened...a lot.
So the wood is still dark, even after stripping? Hmmm...
In all honesty, I've never seen a 60 in this cabinet style, which still had its original finish, that was any darker than the Model 60B, 1935 (July 1934) on the link I provided above.
The 60B, 1936 (June 1935) in the photo is a set I used to own, that did have its original finish.
I honestly do not remember at present whether the top and sides were toned Extra Dark Walnut, or not. I want to say they were to a certain extent - at least, darker than the light colored panels on the front.
The chassis of your set looks good. And the pictures are fine, no need to apologize.
So the wood is still dark, even after stripping? Hmmm...
In all honesty, I've never seen a 60 in this cabinet style, which still had its original finish, that was any darker than the Model 60B, 1935 (July 1934) on the link I provided above.
The 60B, 1936 (June 1935) in the photo is a set I used to own, that did have its original finish.
I honestly do not remember at present whether the top and sides were toned Extra Dark Walnut, or not. I want to say they were to a certain extent - at least, darker than the light colored panels on the front.
The chassis of your set looks good. And the pictures are fine, no need to apologize.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN