Seems like a good deal - but what were Silvertones like?  I can't see from the pics - was the whole arm  weighting down on the record, or was there some sort of Victrola-like crook?
Might be a good starter machine - except for the grill cloth...
http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/atq/3278612554.html
			
							$10 Silvetone in Seattle area
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Re: $10 Silvetone in Seattle area
Nat, I have a few Silver tone phonographs.  They do actually have a vertical crook in the arm so that only half of the arm weight is on the record.  The sound with a rebuilt reproducer is fairly good and loud.  You canpossibly find a replacement grill from some one in this forum.  It looks like one of their better/larger models.  For $10 I'd grab it!  Ed
			
			
									
									
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Re: $10 Silvetone in Seattle area
For $10 I'd definitely get it.  If you are just starting out it is nice to have machines you didn't pay a lot of money for to get used to cleaning, oiling, etc.  It is a nice looking machine too.