Philco Suffix-Letters (Cabinet styles)

Philco Suffix-Letters (Cabinet styles): Reproduced from an original by Ernst Erb.

B - Baby Grand (cathedral or tombstone)

C - Compact (table model)

D - Console with doors

F - Console, no legs

H - Highboy

J - Console, no legs

K - Console, no legs - we don't know the difference to J

L - Lowboy

LZ - Lazyboy (chairside)

LZX - Lazyboy, separate speaker with Inclined Sounding Board (1933)

MB - Moderne Baby Grand (Model 60MB only)

P - Portable (Model 80P only)

PF - Radio-Phonograph

PX - Radio-Phonograph with Inclined Sounding Board

RX - Chairside, separate speaker with Inclined Sounding Board (1933-37)

RX - Console with Mystery Control (1939-42)

S - Model 66S Tombstone

T - Table model

X - Console with Inclined Sounding Board

XF - Console, inclined control panel, vertical sounding board (1938-40)

XX - Console, inclined control panel, Inclined Sounding Board (1938-40)

Philco used "run numbers" for minor changes and Codes for major chassis changes. Code 121 should never be marked because it is the first version, followed by 122.

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