Original transformers and with a mix of original, NOS and new circuit components, this 1957 tweed Princeton was recovered by Cornell Amplification having been stripped of its coat. An inexpensive way into the tweed thing this is the one you can take out of the house without an entourage, that comes later. The valves are a RCA 12AX7 long grey plate, Sylvania 6V6GL and a RCA 5Y3 rectifier.

Also comes with a well broken in speaker thats an impedance mismatch but it fits the baffle and I'll put a connector on it so no soldering necessary. It was fine before I was advised otherwise and now I'm older and wiser I think it'll be fine IRL.

The eyelet board is a 5f2 variant but the original mini-mite filter caps in it were as per the 5f2-a schematic, 57 being the transitional year  for the circuit it makes sense.