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Flack designed the Televisor about four years prior to producing these instructions in 1951 for the combined radio
The frame is dark brown wood approximately 5cm deep
his knuckles white as he grips the cards
and fantasy in exquisite detail
this collectible offers both visual appeal and reassurance for buyers
Slingerland #11 Birds Eye Maple Tenor Banjo Television Flack designed the Televisor aboutbeautiful 1920s 30s Slingerland number 11 Tenor Banjo. 17 fret, 21 scale length. Birdseye maple pot, maple neck, friction tuners. Plays and sounds fantastic. The Slingerland Number 11 tenor banjo, dating from the 1920s and 1930s, is a classic instrument produced by the Chicago based Slingerland company, which was better known for its drums but manufactured a wide range of banjos under the May Bell brand and the Slingerland name.
