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A beautiful Brunswick, Marty. I really like that cabinet.

Best,
Fran

Here's a scan of the motor lubrication. I can scan the rest of the instuctions but it is really just about the ultona and how to play the different records.

All,

Having seen this machine in person, I can say that it looks even better than the pictures suggest. A really cool machine.

Marty,

I think there are no threads because the shaft has probably been broken off right behind the knob. I might have a knob for it somewhere.

Very similar... http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... =2&t=19030

Phonogal: thanks! I downloaded and copied.

JerryVan: thanks! I'll have to come over and see what you've got.

But again: Anybody have any idea of the model? Instruction manual? What that number means? A key? Any info at all? Also, anybody have a pic of the correct grill cloth color?

Marty Bufalini wrote:

OrthoSean wrote:Congrats, Marty! That's a real beauty, especially in Oak. All Brunswicks I've ever seen / owned using a volume control arrangement like yours have a metal knob that just threads on the end.

Sean

Thanks, Sean. But there are no threads on the end of the rod.

I've seen one with a knob that had a set screw

JerryVan wrote:All,

Having seen this machine in person, I can say that it looks even better than the pictures suggest. A really cool machine.

Marty,

I think there are no threads because the shaft has probably been broken off right behind the knob. I might have a knob for it somewhere.

This was my thought as well.

Marty, I may have a knob on a junk cabinet out in my parts building...

Sean