[GreenKeys] Wood table

[John, W9DDD]

A few things I've observed in trying to understand the history of wood 
vs. metal.

Practically all literature I've found makes a point of saying it's for 
metal tables.  In any catalog I find of pre-WWII equipment makes no 
mention of options of wood or metal.

The fact that the 26 only came with wood tables implies they were less 
expensive.

Walnut and Mahogany had codes CA and CB assigned, I assume only for 
metal hardware.  Earlier parts bulletins assigned different part numbers 
for different finished covers.

I did see a wood copy holder for a 14 KTR I think it was.

Model 12?  That was before my time.

John, W9DDD

On 5/24/2020 5:21 PM, John Nagle wrote:
> I have a wood table for a Model 15. Hulking heavy thing.
> Not luxurious or anything; basic brown paint job.
> Came with a purpose-built jack box underneath,
> and a clearly added-on power switch and telco
> junction box.  No visible part number, but
> haven't looked hard.
> 
>              John Nagle
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