[MrFixr55]

Here is a link to a pic of the tabletop version of the set from out Philco Gallery:
https://philcoradio.com/gallery2/1939a/#Model_39-25T

It seems that the dial window is molded plastic. If you replace it with flat plastic or glass, I don't know if you will have clearance. I would go for cleaning and polishing the escutcheon and replacing the letter tabs if they don't clean up. Hopefully, you can get WJZ (now WABC), WOR, WEAF (now WFAN, was WNBC) WABC (was WCBS, now WSHQ - ESPN Sports) and the others.

I wrote an entry into someone's thread regarding the history of the NY stations but don't remember where it was. The Kings of NY radio during the 1930s golden Age were WEAF, the AT&T station which became WNBC, flagship of the NBC "Red Network"; and WJZ, the Westinghouse station that became the flagship of the NBC "Blue Network" which became WABC when the FCC ordered NBC to divest itself of the Blue Network to the entity that became the ABC (American Broadcasting Company) Network.