McLagan radio cabinet with Deforese Crosley

I stripped the cabinet in one day ,but the total time to do the cabinet was about two days.
 I don't really wrote down how much time I spend on each cabinet, but maybe I will do that on the next one , to give myself an idea of r the ones I will do later.
 Dan in Calgary

The Wood cabinet is impressive, How much time did you spend on refurbishing?
Well Done!

Here are some more photos of the McLagan cabinet.
 Dan in Calgary

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I picked this one up for $60.00, and it was in rough shape with the grill cloth ripped,
 and the cabinet bad.
   I did the chassis and got started on the cabinet.
 The cabinet was made by a company called Mclagan, and they made high quality gramophone cabinets.
In about 1927 they started making radio cabinets. 
 The radio in this one is a DeForest Crosley model 851 from 1933, and it has two speakers.
When the tone is turned down to more bass, the dial gets darker as a plastic piece
moves across the back of the dial.{see photos]
 Quite a neat radio and I like the cabinet.
 I may not get all the photos in this post so I will send another one.


 Dan in Calgary
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