Vintage Radio Antenna Ant. Knob Adjustment Cable Gm ?? 1950's ?? on 2040-parts.com
South Lyon, Michigan, United States
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NOT SURE EXACTLY HOW THIS WORKS
A CABLE WITH ANT. KNOB ON THE END ADJUST A MANUAL ANTENNA OR THE RADIO ?? LOOKS 1950'S NOT SURE |
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