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My Brunswick 135 came with the wreath key and it has gold plated hardware too.Remmotors wrote:This is the key that came with my Brunswick Model 127. I bought the machine from the original family complete with key, record duster, quite a few single face Brunswick records and record catalogs. Is this a later key? Is it different because of the special finish on the machine? (Japanese Lacquer)
Very confused by Brunswick keys
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phonogal
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Re: Very confused by Brunswick keys
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Remmotors
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Re: Very confused by Brunswick keys
Sean, the top key is the Brunswick key and the bottom one from the VTLA.
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Remmotors
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Re: Very confused by Brunswick keys
The photos came out backwards. The top one is from the VTLA...
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Re: Very confused by Brunswick keys
Thanks for the refresher! Obviously quite a difference now that they're side by side.
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Re: Very confused by Brunswick keys
The middle key in the second photo is like the one I got for my oak Model 117 Brunswick.edisonplayer