Original U.S. WWII U.S. Army Special Services Phonograph Player by Waters Conley Company with Two 1947 U.S. Special Services Records MG 34 Mounts though it has faded a

though it has faded a bit to a light gray color from service and cleaning

we would assume that it was never really used

haven broken off near the rivets

The topper measures approximately 12 1/4" x 4 3/4" and is of all aluminum construction

7 mi) away in the Ramlet al Baida area of West Beirut

Original U.S. WWII U.S. Army Special Services Phonograph Player by Waters Conley Company with Two 1947 U.S. Special Services Records MG 34 Mounts though it has faded aOriginal Item: Only One Available. A World War II record player used by the Army Special Services Division, as indicated by the stencil on the lid, which was responsible for, among other things, entertainment and recreational activities for the troops in the United States and the theaters of combat operations. This example comes with two great 1947 manufactured Special Service records with songs by Buddy Rich, Claude Thornhill, Frank Sinatra, and Dick