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Old 18th Sep 2014, 12:29 pm   #1
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Hi, Just wondering if anyone has any idea from the pics as to what this may be and whether it would be worth refurbing, Andy
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Old 18th Sep 2014, 3:32 pm   #2
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Does it say anything on the label visible in the first picture?

I don't think it's a vintage UK model as they had letter 'O' and figure '0' in the same position on the dial to avoid confusion. Could be modern. It would be interesting to see inside.
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Old 18th Sep 2014, 3:33 pm   #3
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Does it not say "Japan" underneath?

Open it up, let's have a look inside.
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Old 18th Sep 2014, 4:13 pm   #4
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Very 'tarty' (I quite like it), after a lot of shining up it would look good in an Indian restaurant. Much better than the 'oribble black plastic things seen today.
 
Old 18th Sep 2014, 6:24 pm   #5
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Thanks for replies, no pic of inside it's just one for sale and I was wondering whether it was worth getting Andy
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I don't recognise the dial, but it's missing its mouthpiece 'trumpet' and the receiver piercings are vaguely 1970s.

It could be worse, but I don't think it's a sought-after item.
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Thanks for replies, think I'll pass. Andy.
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