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Nice Pathé Actuelle Art Model in NJ
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Garret
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Lucius1958
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Re: Nice Pathé Actuelle Art Model in NJ
Apparently it's been sold.
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marcapra
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Re: Nice Pathé Actuelle Art Model in NJ
That's a French Gothic. A friend of mine said it's nice but would look out of place in a modern home. In a Victorian house it would fit right in!
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Curt A
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Re: Nice Pathé Actuelle Art Model in NJ
Actually, anything that you have to wind up to play records made from shellac, would look out of place in a "modern" home...marcapra wrote:That's a French Gothic. A friend of mine said it's nice but would look out of place in a modern home. In a Victorian house it would fit right in!
I think this machine was a steal...
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