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Speaker screw
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Does anyone know of a source for the screws with a decorative head that Philco used back in the early to mid thirties to mount speakers? The only lead I found did not reply to an email and I would really like to have a set of them to finish off a model 610.

Thanks

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Go to the Philco Library (tab located at top of Philco Phorum, just under the Phorum name). Find RESOURCES - CATAGORIZED. The second category listed is Philco cabinets & Cabinet parts. The first name listed is Steve Davis. Those screws are listed in the information. There is a hot link in this post to email him.
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