Here's another Clairtone that is for sale along with other things including a Speed Queen Ironer.
https://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/atq/ ... 68809.html
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He will sell the guts separate from the beat-up cabinet. Put those guts into the nice cabinet we talked about earlier. 
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The 1929 Victor (RE-32?) is one of the most advanced TRF models made, with a bunch f adjustment points to allow it to track accurately. I've got an RE-45, the same device with a phonograph included, an early electric pickup device. It had a massive, separate power supply/power amp with P-P 45 outputs. Mine is unrestored but online sources indicate that they had superior audio and still sound pretty good today. TRF radios tend to have a wider audio bandwidth potential than superhets.
I've always wondered what kind of skill it took to iron sheets, etc. with a mangle.
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I've always wondered what kind of skill it took to iron sheets, etc. with a mangle.
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That's the word I was looking for, "Mangle", thanks Chris. My grandmother had one and as I was growing up, I can remember it setting in the basement laundry room over in the corner. I asked her one day what it was, and she said it was a mangle, it's what we once used to iron sheets and cloths. As far as I know she never used it while I was growing up.
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