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In a message dated 12/1/09 11:17:21 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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IIRC, GE put out some models which had two arms...one to play 78's and one
to play LP's...?! I also agree (as an "ex-radio collector"...LONG story!)
that
1931would be an EXTREMELY early date for a "radio-phonograph!"
I grew up with a 1930 Brunswick Panatrope "with radiola". It was a
wedding gift to my parents when they married that year.
Paul Charosh
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