Hello all,
I was cleaning up the attic and ran across a loose page from a Sears Catalog. Not sure of the date, could be late 30s or into the mid 40's? But somehow I don't recall seeing this strange machine before. I admit it might be fun to own one. Anyone have one of these around?
Odd little Silvertone Late Table Model.
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- Victor IV
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Re: Odd little Silvertone Late Table Model.
Alright, I want one, and 15.95 seems a fair price.
But where does it say how I control-o the tone? That's the feature that most intrigues me.
But where does it say how I control-o the tone? That's the feature that most intrigues me.
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Re: Odd little Silvertone Late Table Model.
the ROLL-TOP control's the tone Duh! says so in the first line of the AD
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- Victor VI
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Re: Odd little Silvertone Late Table Model.
What a great little machine! I cant say I've seen that design anywhere before. The roll top is a rather ingenious method of controling the volume. The record drawer is a cute feature as well.
I certainly wouldn't mind adding one to my collection.
I certainly wouldn't mind adding one to my collection.
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- Victor IV
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Re: Odd little Silvertone Late Table Model.
Yup! I posted this a little while back. I contacted the seller, unfortunately it was too late.
http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... craigslist
http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... craigslist
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- Victor IV
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Re: Odd little Silvertone Late Table Model.
Another weird creation brought to you by the Conley / Waters-Conley / Phonola people!
Remember this one : http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... ?f=2&t=950 ?
I'd want the roll-top thing, if it didn't have the crummy pot-metal tone arm and lousy reproducer.
Remember this one : http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... ?f=2&t=950 ?
I'd want the roll-top thing, if it didn't have the crummy pot-metal tone arm and lousy reproducer.