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Looking for Information (Model 908 Code 123)
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I am researching a radio I found the other day and I just can't seem to find any so, here I am! I recently bought a Philcophone Model 908 Code 123 radio with two external speakers for (what I think is a pretty good price) $15.00. I went to look it up online, as I usually do when I get back from the flea market with my new additions to my collections, and I just can't seem to find anything about it. The only reason I know what model it is is because I found it on radiomuseum.com. This looks nothing like the one on there, except for the interior which is a perfect match. The outside is wooden, with three bars going across the speaker, with the external speakers matching.

Inside the main housing on the right side is a piece of paper that says Part No. 10602-A, the exterior speakers have no identification whatsoever.

I can post pictures if it would help.


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Looking for Information (Model 908 Code 123) - by gelertjar - 08-18-2014, 10:15 PM



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