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Model # 15747500 Official LXI silvertone electric chord organ

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Resistor 38-18-6
#59

Silvertone electric chord organ diagram

Resistor

Part #38-18-6

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Treble Tone Chamber 10-71
#35

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Treble tone chamber

Part #10-71

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Plate 50-743
#28

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Plate

Part #50-743

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Black Treble Key Rod Assembly W/coil Spring 10-60
#17

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Black treble key rod assembly w/coil spring

Part #10-60

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Screw Bolt 40-55
#25

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Screw bolt

Part #40-55

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Cabinet Hardware 44-514
#26

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Cabinet hardware

Part #44-514

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Parts List 99.4750-1
#1

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Parts list

Part #99.4750-1

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White Treble Keys No. 4-11-18 10-57F
#10

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White treble keys no. 4-11-18

Part #10-57F

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Part 10-59
#16

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Part

Part #10-59

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Fastener 10-41
#45

Silvertone electric chord organ diagram

Fastener

Part #10-41

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