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Philco patterns (part 3)
 Pattern #27 |
This distinctive diamond pattern was used in many consoles of the 1939-40 era, especially those made by Philco. |  Philco 39-116 Photo courtesy of Ron Ramirez from page 119 of his book Philco Radio: 1928-1942 |
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 Pattern #3 |
 Photo of 16B courtesy of Dr. Jerry McKinney |
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| The chevron pattern (left) was used in quite a few consoles and tombstone style radios (such as the 16B) of the mid 1930s as well as the famous Radiobars, which were mostly built using Philco chassis. It came in a few style and color variations. |
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 38-116 |
 Pattern #41 |
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| Some consoles such as the 38-4 and 38-116 with a slant front (e.g. 'no stoop, no squint, no squat') used this more elegant version of the chevron pattern. | ||
 Philco 87 |
This tapestry pattern was used in the very popular Philco 87 console. The reproduction is printed on a very fine poly-silk fabric. |  Pattern #59 |
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