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A question: old console radios manufacturing quantities
RadioSvit
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05-09-2015, 02:59 PM
Good evening.My name is Peter. I am from Ukraine and do not speak English. Sorry, but there is no other option how to use the services of an interpreter "Google."
This I asked Michael for me to find information about the number of issued radio before World War II. I really like the big American radio and therefore gather a collection of beautiful and well-playing devices. I am also interested in the information about the number of American radio each year. I want to promote strarye American radio collectors Ukraine. Thank you for the information.
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