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From the looks of the movies I've seen from Mexico, they were/are very stylish people, nothing cheap looking or gaudy. That new "Sonido-Estereofonico" is over the top delightful! Happy listening!! I have an approximately 1955 Stromberg-Carlson hi-fi with AM-FM, four speed VM changer, and...

Regarding sink legs I have not encountered the attractive leg/towel bar combo anywhere, and for that matter, cannot find the sink legs in Lowe's anymore. I'm afraid I don't know something that you don't. What I'd like here though is a mid century looking cabinet custom built under my wall sink...

I can't blame you, but I wanted you to get some consideration for the set. And there's still Craigslist, no matter how futile that seems.

Magnavox Continental in Charlotte, NC On eBay, with a decent opening bid. I didn't want to start up another thread, hoping somehow Tolivac could swing something with this. Has an early American looking base on an otherwise atomic looking cabinet. Dated from 1957-58...

What wonderful looking clock radios! The Silvertone is shaped like an Arvin that came out around then. One clock radio I have has a phono input, as well as the timed outlet.

The tonearm is not as heavy as it appears. The next tonearm was the wrist action arm, with the floating pickup. I still regret getting rid of mine.

Yes, the Danish GE hutch is a tube unit. I don't think they made hutches by the time they went solid state. I could be wrong though.

GE and Magnavox were about the only two I've seen, there may have been other manufacturers. The octagonal drum style is Magnavox, and Motorola had that wild six or eight sided coffee table.

General Electric and Magnavox offerred end table stereos. Magnavox's last one was 1970. You could use the main unit with its own speakers for passable stereo sound, or add two other speakers for another room or get the matching end table with record storage. I found the contemporary main unit a...

I'll bet that's the one Sandy's looking for, it is attractive. As much as I love General Electric, I'd love to get a hold of the '61 RCA Victor, and for that matter, the house that it would look good in.

Hutch stereos General Electric offered the "Larchmont" around 1962, RCA Victor also put out some armoire models, and some companies that manufactured for Montgomery Ward and J.C.Penney's made armoires. I hope yours exceeds all your expectations!

Barrel table Drums, or whichever, in spite of what some collectors think, they have darn good sound for what they are. And of course you can get (good luck with that) the companion set with record storage, and speakers, for spaced out stereo. I have a contemporary model with the first model...

South Florida madness Fort Lauderdale, to be exact. Mid Century Modernists with deep pockets out there? $250, Craigslist, Motorola with Drexel cabinet! [this post was last edited: 9/7/2012-08:40] http://miami.craigslist.org/brw/atq/3181054759.html

I saw a marble topped Truetone in a shop in Jensen Beach about ten years ago, didn't float my boat at the time. I think during that era they were not always in the middle of living rooms, in this house, the only place the sofa has been for 51 years is along the wall with an outlet on either side...

My Custom Decorator either has Porta-Fi or the capability for it, and I'd like to find the speakers for it somewhere besides eBay. That was one of their better ideas.

Threatening to trash an unsold Ebay item is "incentive" to the prospective buyer to move fast, before the unthinkable happens. Even if it were totally dead, it's still worthy of saving. What a jackbag. And the only time I buy a non working item is if I have never seen another, and am desperate...

your choice of styles to please every taste............

With the Garrard record changer Open wide and say aaaahh..........

General Electric six speaker coffee table General Electric came out with so many interesting stereo designs back in the day, most of them sounded as good as they looked. There was one of these on Craigslist in south Florida, seems like it was reasonably priced as well.

You can, or could get sink legs from Lowe's, I need to look again. And you could get mid century looking light fixtures from them too. I have a mint green wall hanging sink dating from 1960 from the house across the street, and a pink wall hanging sink from 1959 from a little house around the...