16-06-2020, 02:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-06-2020, 02:16 PM by Mike Watterson.)
They aren't that rare if you include the ER, Lissen, Forces Model, the large wooden and Bakelite table models and the very similar post WWII "A" and "D". While the "G" is the same 1939 Bakelite case as the 1939 ER & Lissen and the "D" (the "A" chassis), it's got B7G valves and might be an update like B7G C/A and C/E of the Octal C, or it might be an early T series (later Sky Queen, Prince, King, Jester & Lord).
A lot of Forces/Comfort models produced and they may not have all been painted in Services colours.
Kalee20 is welcome to ask me about them.
I'd say the deluxe post WWII Table Models (the AM/FM and ones in a similar case, four altogether), the Ever Ready Deluxe, the Ever Ready & BEREC transistor record players, Sky Emperor / BEREC Commander, Sky Captain and ALL the ER & Lissen mains radiograms are a lot rarer.
A lot of Forces/Comfort models produced and they may not have all been painted in Services colours.
Kalee20 is welcome to ask me about them.
I'd say the deluxe post WWII Table Models (the AM/FM and ones in a similar case, four altogether), the Ever Ready Deluxe, the Ever Ready & BEREC transistor record players, Sky Emperor / BEREC Commander, Sky Captain and ALL the ER & Lissen mains radiograms are a lot rarer.
