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David C. Poland replied to mike hadley's discussion 30 into 23 will go

"What a project!! Lowering the receiver shelf appears to have cost you the clearance for the correct 15 inch speaker speaker. Still, an attractive result. There are more decent Scott sets than Scott cabinets to hold them. If you intend to play them,…"

19 hours ago

Scott Seickel replied to mike hadley's discussion 30 into 23 will go

"Nice job Mike. I assume it is playing well now. I have a Waverly Grand cabinet that I would love to see a Philharmonic in. The veneer on it is shot, so maybe one day it will get a full rebuild with some extra depth. "

23 hours ago

Scott Seickel liked mike hadley's discussion 30 into 23 will go

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mike hadley posted a discussion

30 into 23 will go

I thought that I would like to share the last installment of my Philharmonic,the cabinet started life as an Allwave 23 Tasman, but the radio has sadly long gone, and there was some horrible modifications done to the back of the cabinet top cross member, in fact this was nearly cut in two,here is the cabinet just removed from the car,as you can see in the next photograph…See More

yesterday

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Ken Carr replied to Ken Carr's discussion Did E, H. Scott hand sign letters to customers?

"Thanks, Norman. I did notice that it was not exactly the same as the signature seen in magazine advertisements. It’s always good to hear from our West Coast Scott historian!"

yesterday

Norman S Braithwaite replied to Ken Carr's discussion Did E, H. Scott hand sign letters to customers?

"Cover letters for promotional letters usually has a rubber stamp signature. The signature on your letter appears to be an original signature. Norman "

yesterday

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yesterday

Ken Carr posted a discussion

Did E, H. Scott hand sign letters to customers?

I recently purchased an interesting letter from Mr. Scott to a customer. It includes the original envelope dated Feb. 25, 1938. I assume such a letter went out to many customers at the same time.Does anyone know if these letters were individually signed or was an autopen of some sort used?A copy of the letter is attached.See More

yesterday

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Scott Seickel commented on Russ Webb's status

"To add to that list David, I just saw a Braemar that was scaled up for a philharmonic at the Kutztown radio show. "

Saturday

David C. Poland commented on Russ Webb's status

"In addition, some cabinets originally sized for the AW-15 and AW-23 were upsized (taller, wider and/or deeper) when the much larger 30 tube Philharmonic receiver was introduced in 1937. Examples include: Warrington, Tasman, Waverly, Waverly…"

Thursday

Kent King commented on Russ Webb's status

"Russ - many cabinets came in different sizes. I once had 3 Waverly cabinets sitting in a row, all different sizes. I can't say that I've noted any differences in the Braemar, but I can't say I'm surprised. Kent"

Thursday

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