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Scott 800 Console, New to the Collection
#16

(05-24-2016, 03:23 PM)Ron Ramirez Wrote:  W-C = Webster Chicago AKA Webcor

Looks like it may be a model 356 (33 - 45 - 78 rpm) so it is a bit newer than the radio, likely a replacement made after LPs and 45s were introduced.

Congrats on a great find! Icon_thumbup

Ron,

I will keep digging but from what another fellow radio head, Norman @AFR found on these, apparently Scott made a bunch of chassis in 1946-47 and shipped them until possibly 1951 with whatever turntable was available at that time.
http://www.antiqueradios.com/forums/view...7#p2518227

Saw a few others in ads over the years with the same turntable.  A mystery is afoot.
I will look for date codes and report back later.  

Thanks,

Mike

Cossor 3468
GE 417A
Philco 118H
Radiola 17/100
Scott 800B6
Silvertone 6130
Stromberg 535M
Truetone D1952

#17

OK...

Disclaimer: I'm not a Scott expert and did not realize that Scott was still selling the 800 as late as 1951. Icon_confused I only know that the W-C 356 would have been made after the introduction of the LP and 45. So it would have been entirely "correct" in a set produced in 1950-51 and possibly 1949, but certainly not earlier.

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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
#18

If you get the chassis re-chromed:

   

Picture from my blog on the Scott 16.

"I just might turn into smoke, but I feel fine"
http://www.russoldradios.com/
#19

(05-26-2016, 12:10 PM)Phlogiston Wrote:  If you get the chassis re-chromed:



Picture from my blog on the Scott 16.

Wow, that should be illegal for minors to see...

Mike

Cossor 3468
GE 417A
Philco 118H
Radiola 17/100
Scott 800B6
Silvertone 6130
Stromberg 535M
Truetone D1952





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