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paulsherwin · 17th Jul 2020, 6:59 pm

I don't recognise it, but it looks like a fairly cheap'n'cheerful model from the mid 60s (it has Radio Caroline marked on the tuning scale). Unbranded models like this were often sold by department stores and catalogue sellers.

This will need some restoration work if you're actually planning to use it. It's a fairly simple model so restoration should be straightforward, but you will obviously have to pay someone to do it or learn how to do the work yourself.

'G' is for gramophone (the record playing function).

17th Jul 2020, 6:59 pm	#2
paulsherwin Moderator Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Oxford, UK Posts: 27,974	Re: Help identifying a Radiogram, please I don't recognise it, but it looks like a fairly cheap'n'cheerful model from the mid 60s (it has Radio Caroline marked on the tuning scale). Unbranded models like this were often sold by department stores and catalogue sellers. This will need some restoration work if you're actually planning to use it. It's a fairly simple model so restoration should be straightforward, but you will obviously have to pay someone to do it or learn how to do the work yourself. 'G' is for gramophone (the record playing function).