20-04-2021, 09:50 PM
Definitely an enigma 
It's possible that it might have been pre-war, and had one component replaced in its early years, giving rise to a 1943 date on that item - but not the electrolytic, the speaker, AND the chassis.
Is there any clue in the serial number - Ed and Amie, put them both up, it might give a clue to which came first?
It's possible that it might have been pre-war, and had one component replaced in its early years, giving rise to a 1943 date on that item - but not the electrolytic, the speaker, AND the chassis.
Is there any clue in the serial number - Ed and Amie, put them both up, it might give a clue to which came first?
