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38-9 Parts List needed.
#1

This week a good friend of mine dropped off a family heirloom radio found in their attic.  This is a Philco 38-9 Table Radio.
It's in very good condition for being 80 years old!  Everything is there, I don't see anything missing.  They want me to repair it and get it operating again.  This radio is about 3rd on my project list for now, and I will get working on it soon.

So what I need is a good clear copy of just the parts list because the one on Nostalgia is too fuzzy to read.  Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance.
G.
   
#2

Sure - here you go!


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#3

Thank you Nathan.
Those are exactly the documents I needed for this radio.


I will post more as I begin the repairs in the next few weeks.
G.




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