8: Generic radio grille cloth patterns
 Pattern #6 whiskey |
 Pattern #75 copper blend |
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| Pattern #6 is a generic pattern that can be used in consoles or table radios. | Pattern #75 is a generic pattern that can be used in consoles or table radios. |
 Pattern #15 |
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| The above pattern, made of cotton, has a 2-1/2" wide wave and is similar to but smaller than pattern #28 that is used on some Zenith 1939 consoles. | |
| This generic console pattern (the scan is a bit dark, but it has a slight green/gold tint just like the originals) is used in many early to mid 1930's consoles such as the Philco 90 pictured (right). |  Pattern #40 rayon |
 Philco 90 |
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 Pattern #49 cotton |
The generic console pattern (left) can be used in many early to mid 1930's consoles. Pattern #49 is a bulked-up version of Pattern #40 with more brown content. | |
 Pattern #78 cotton |
The hexagonal pattern (left) can be used in many early to mid 1930's consoles, such as Zenith, and some table sets. |  Pattern #79 cotton |
The Jackson Bell moderne mini-chevron pattern (left) can be used in many table sets that need a more distinctive type of pattern to handle a more stylish cabinet. |
| Philco | Zenith | Scott | RCA | Emerson/GE/Silvertone | Majestic | Deco/German | Generic |
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| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |