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RCA LC-1 Special?

Hello all,

I aquired some old speakers a little bit ago and recently discovered that they might be quite valuable.
The are RCA Type LC-1 Special, Extended Range, MI-11411-BX
I have done some research and am a little familiar with the LC1-a,b and c’s, but I can’t find anything on the BX.
I’ve taken lots of photos, but it looks like I can’t post them here.

Any ideas of what I’ve got here? thanks in advance!
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whart
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I don't have an answer but two people who think very highly of the speaker and have far more knowledge about them than me are Jonathan Weiss at Oswald Mill and the redoubtable Robin Wyatt, both in NY metro area. I'm sure they would be happy to talk to you.

Audiogon, as far as I know, doesn't support photos. You have to use a free photo server, like Flickr or other platform to host them, then link to them here. 
I'll watch this thread with interest. I'll bet there are some cognoscenti here who can help as well. 
Cool score. 
james_edward
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Oh you have got to be kidding? I have been looking FOREVER for these exact speakers. How much do you want? I can do Home Depot, Lowe’s, gift cards, etc. How does 5,000 dollars sound?
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Okay, I'm Back :) a moderator accidentally removed this post. 

@whart, thanks for your response! I went took your advice and created a Flickr account so I could share photos. 

@james_edward, I hope these are what you are looking for! however, these are are not in the beautiful consoles I've see in photos. the drivers  are housed in looks to be a home built box. 

Here is a link to the Flicker album I just created
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmoNbbvY

I'm happy to take any additional photos, or provide any additonal info that may help. I'm really interested to learn some history on these speakers.

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