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rontech · 23rd Apr 2018, 7:05 pm

The rear view of the chassis shows a circular two pin socket which has two slots, to take a two blade plug, one blade somewhat wider than the other.

That type of connector was commonly used for loudspeaker connections on mid 1940's onward, Bell & Howell 16mm sound projectors.
I have dismatled a number of these and still have such plugs and sockets. It seems strange to use one on a radiogram.

23rd Apr 2018, 7:05 pm	#9
rontech Heptode Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Southport, Merseyside, UK. Posts: 646	Re: 10in tuner I.D The rear view of the chassis shows a circular two pin socket which has two slots, to take a two blade plug, one blade somewhat wider than the other. That type of connector was commonly used for loudspeaker connections on mid 1940's onward, Bell & Howell 16mm sound projectors. I have dismatled a number of these and still have such plugs and sockets. It seems strange to use one on a radiogram.