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Yeah this is what happens: [IMG] The gasket stays stuck to the cab, and the cone rips away from the frame. People do sell them in that...

I use an old putty knife. Something like this: [IMG] Only the blade has snapped off on mine, so it's only about 1" long. Great tool, I use it...

That is a 1972 speaker frame. Typical stamp format for mid 72 with the day of the month missing. Also has the smooth paint finish correct for mid...

Looks like a RIC cone to me from the photo. You'll need to check every speaker. Don't expect them all to be the same. They weren't bothered about...

May 74 is not too early for RIC cones, they appear around Aug 73. Creambacks from May 74 will likely either be 98700 cones or RIC cones. If they...

Nice job. I would have gone with gold piping instead of white, but that's easily changed if you ever change your mind.

Get the speakers out and have a look at them. It sounds to me like they will probably have different cones installed. Possibly recones, or...

It's very easy to break those plastic handles at the corners when re-installing them. Speaking from experience. Use the wrong rivets and they are...

https://reverb.com/item/37396136-1977-marshall-1960b-lead-4x12-cabinet...

Yeah the 100 logo carried through to the early 70's, the speakers are 30 watt. That '100' logo in the top corner, if in good original condition,...

Does look retolexed to me. The grill looks original though.

I think they first appear in the 1970 catalogue. I had one with this inside. It was on a loose 'ammendment' sheet: [IMG] Never owned one myself,...

The strap handles cabs were phased out mid to late 67. The first cabs with recessed metal handles appeared circa mid 67. There does seem to be a...

Jim Marshall was actually making bass cabs (1x18) and PA cabs before he made his first amplifier. He used to make them at his house and sell them...

The Celestion's sound better in my opinion, compared to Goodmans they are usually clearer sounding with better note definition, at least for...

They are rare, I think that particular model with the 1240 cone stamp was specific to Marshall but I could be wrong. A few years ago I went...

Not sure what the exact power rating would be. Selmer used some very similar speakers around that time, same magnet size, and those are rated at...

Looks great as it is in my opinion. I wouldn't restore it, unless you can find an absolute legend at restorations that can do it really...

Here is a similar period 1935 bass cabinet (ignore the plastic side handles they are not original): [IMG]

It's real. Those are goodmans speakers, and probably original to it. It is likely a model 1935 bass cabinet, circa late 66 / early 67, before they...