I attended a performance today by a woman who does a Rosie the Riveter routine
as if she is speaking from 1944, dramatizing principally the roles of women
during WWII. One of her props was a 1930-something stand-up wooden Philco
BC-SW radio. I noticed - and spoke with her about it afterward - that one of
the knobs on the radio is not authentic. It looks like a Hammarlund knob from
the 60s. The rest are wooden and look the part. She asked if I knew where she
might look for something that would be closer to the original. Anyone who does
vintage radio restorations know of some sources I could pass along?
Thanks, as always . . .
Ted, KN1CBR
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