03-01-2013, 03:18 PM
I've just taken the dial out of mine, and have attached the scan. (The actual dial is approx 12.8cms x 6.8 cms). I must say that these dials are attractive and were very well made. None of the usual flaky white lettering which affflicts many sets - Marconis in particular from my experience. This dial is gold (though it might not look it from the pic), with read and black lettering, and coated with brown paint or a plastic coating on the reverse. Initally I'd thought that the patch at the top centre between the words 'Little' and 'Maestro' was a piece that had flaked off, but then I realised that it was a silhouette of a 'little meastro' with a conductors' baton.
I guess that rather than make a water-slide transfer ('decal') the dial could be printed on photograph paper with the 'window' carefully cut out with a craft knife, then sandwiched between two thin pieces of glass.
Hope that helps Dennis - best of luck with the restoration. Nice little sets - worth the trouble I think.
I guess that rather than make a water-slide transfer ('decal') the dial could be printed on photograph paper with the 'window' carefully cut out with a craft knife, then sandwiched between two thin pieces of glass.
Hope that helps Dennis - best of luck with the restoration. Nice little sets - worth the trouble I think.
Regards, David.
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