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Rod

I am not sure. There are two chokes. One is the field coil; that one is sure 3200 Ohms. But he asked about the #21, the filter choke.
The choke itself ... I asked the AI. The answer seems plausible.
The P/N is 3422-D.

AI answer:

The filter choke in a 1929 Philco Model 65 (part number 3422-D) typically has a resistance of approximately
200 to 230 Ohms.

I only found Parts list for 96 on Nostalgia, it is 3422 indeed. They are supposedly the same across this series of early 1929-1930 TRF consoles plus 111-112.



Also I found this on eBay:

Philco Filter Choke 3422-D (230 Ohms) Clean! (1929) fits many model Radio or Amp

Offered is the Philco Filter Choke type 3422-D. The choke is clean and in good condition with only a few blemishes here and there. It measures 227 ohms on the DMM. Used in Philco models 15, 40, 65, 76, 77, 87, 95, 96, 111, 112 and possibly others.



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And no, it is not a misprint. Like I said, there are two chokes; yours shows the Field coil at 3200 Ohms which is correct, but we are looking for the filter choke.