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From: twomey@sunybcs.uucp (Bill Twomey)
Newsgroups: misc.misc,rec.misc,news.misc
Subject: Where do you talk about antiques?
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Date: 15 May 88 15:51:26 GMT
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I picked up an old radio receiver today, and I wonder if
it has any very special value. Where would one go and
ask this question? Any antique radio collectors out there?

BTW: its a Freed Radio, Electric Neutrodyne Receiver, manufactured
by Freed-Eismann. The latest patent dates on it are 1929.
Its in a wood cabinet, there are 9 tubes, and a large tuning
capacitor.

Bill

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