21-03-2011, 06:29 PM
You do have the back.. something which is missing from every "museum" example I have ever seen... and even one of the knurled nuts survived. Looks to me like it sat in a shed or workshop for many years until being junked.
I have a few pics somewhere I took before making a start.. funny about those waxies with no values on them. Looking around there seems very little difference between the Graves models except battery/main valves.. From my experience it doesn't liik a million miles from a "utility" set in design.. Nice set of pre war Mullard golds as well.. just hope the one which has had the big knock is ok
I'm very interested as this was my upcoming project until illness put a complete kybosh on it.
I have a few pics somewhere I took before making a start.. funny about those waxies with no values on them. Looking around there seems very little difference between the Graves models except battery/main valves.. From my experience it doesn't liik a million miles from a "utility" set in design.. Nice set of pre war Mullard golds as well.. just hope the one which has had the big knock is ok
I'm very interested as this was my upcoming project until illness put a complete kybosh on it.
