[HBR] Any hints on how to find an HBR?

[john liner]

Folks,
Where in the world do you find these!?  I have been searching hamfests 
for a couple years now and have yet to find one.  I keep hoping I'll 
find one that someone has grown tired of, maybe quit to go onto other 
projects, or, well, whatever...

Starting from scratch is a bit beyond my skills but I think I could 
finish one that been started.  Is there a sort of HBR-xx Lost and Found 
site?


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> I came across a HBR-11 a couple of weeks ago and it has now followed me home. This one has 7 drilled wooden slide trays for the 5 sets of coils and 2 spare..... complete with 5 sets of original and nicely built coils. The interior looks well built and just dusty. It's straight out of the 60s with the Eddystone 598 (semicircle) dial and Lafayette S-meter. The cabinet was painted and black transfer letters placed where needed. I'm taking some pictures.
> It was given to a young man to use as a film prop ........a space ship "control panel".
> 73 Kees K5BCQ
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