[VintageGuy95]

Hello,

I am new to the forum and I am hoping to get some help with a family heirloom.

I was recently preparing for a move when a metal beam fell on my dad's Philco that he inherited from his mom and dad. It cracked part of the front grill (photos attached). I was able to find two pieces that clicked back together but was unable to find the other pieces. I assume that either due to age or impact, they were pulverized. 

He left it to me when he passed as a repair and restoration project (a majority of parts were missing) when i was older as we enjoyed fiddling with Pioneer, Sansui, and Kenwood stereos. 

Is this possible to fix in any way? I have had trouble finding information about the model or the type of wood (to try and do an epoxy fix).

Also, if you know of any body able to help or do restorations it would be greatly appreciated. 

Thank you.