It's not uncommon to find spare cartridges, or parts thereof, inside Beograms. Same goes for center pucks, stylus guards and needle brushes. I have also found lots of coins, keys, jewelry, LEGO bricks etc. Under the dust cover seems to be a "safe" place to store small items. When the Beogram is later moved, the things slide around and fall into the innards. In the larger 1930s to 1960s valve-based radios you could, and still can, sometimes find savings and love letters. These radios were often fairly large cabinets with room to spare, - a good and safe place to keep secrets from the wife, as she was not likely to ever go in there. Here batteries in a Beogram 5500, arrived here for repairs because the carriage was blocked: Login to view image Login to view image Close, but no cigar. Martin