I'm assuming Columbia didn't make it this way at the factory.
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Cliff's Vintage Music Shoppe, Castle Rock, WA
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Re: Bet You Haven't Seen This Before...
Huh. Kind of a clever way to fix a spring, though, innit? -- if a bit extreme...
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Re: Bet You Haven't Seen This Before...
Looks like the kinds of repairs made during the WWII years when parts were in short supply. I've seen some very creative repairs made during that era.
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Re: Bet You Haven't Seen This Before...
Or, during the Great Depression when MONEY was in short supply!zenith82 wrote:Looks like the kinds of repairs made during the WWII years when parts were in short supply. I've seen some very creative repairs made during that era.
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Re: Bet You Haven't Seen This Before...
maybe not this old... your handy neighbour could have done this as well.Dave D wrote:Or, during the Great Depression when MONEY was in short supply!zenith82 wrote:Looks like the kinds of repairs made during the WWII years when parts were in short supply. I've seen some very creative repairs made during that era.
Dave

Machines I own: Edison Standard A, suitcase Home, Home A, Triumph A & B, Columbia type BS, Standard Model A, Victor E, IV & V, Pathéphone No.4