Anyone know what this is? I believe someone put a Victor tonearm in there. I recognize the grille, because there is one for sale on eBay currently.
http://littlerock.craigslist.org/fuo/5751251182.html
Strange console in Arkansas
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Re: Strange console in Arkansas
Oceangoer1 wrote:Anyone know what this is? I believe someone put a Victor tonearm in there. I recognize the grille, because there is one for sale on eBay currently.
http://littlerock.craigslist.org/fuo/5751251182.html
This is an Adler-Royal. It was a pretty expensive machine, the company really went for those scenic grilles, in their radios too.
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Re: Strange console in Arkansas
Kind of cool looking machine.
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