Identify the Radiogram from 1950s

[Mr Kipling]

The turntable is a BSR:

We had one like this with the same deck:
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[Sherwood]

The turntable is a BSR:

We had one like this with the same deck:
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I stand corrected. Having done a bit of googling it was clearly a BSR (dark cream in colour). The cabinet colouring was very similar to this one. Is it a Ferguson?

Geoff

[Ian7633]

My parents had a radiogram from the sixties, there was a certain smell from stuff of that era, my little Dansette smelled the same. When my mum got a Technics separates system ( which I still have in the bedroom ) my Step father turned the radiogram into a cocktail cabinet, at least it didn't just go to the tip.

[Sherwood]

My parents had a radiogram from the sixties, there was a certain smell from stuff of that era, my little Dansette smelled the same. When my mum got a Technics separates system ( which I still have in the bedroom ) my Step father turned the radiogram into a cocktail cabinet, at least it didn't just go to the tip.

I think the smell is the smell of burning flesh! All those dead skin cells being toasted by exposed valves!