[ARSCLIST] OT? Need to ID the maker of a transcription-size turntable

[rodbrown <rodbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello ARSC folks,

I'm hoping to retore an old transcription-sized turntable I rescued 
from a junk-shop this weekend.   The nameplate is long gone, as are 
the tonearm and idler wheel.  It seems the biggest hurdle may be 
learning who the manufacturer was.

It was capable of playing four speeds, and has pitch control.  The 
twelve-inch platter has a white rubber mat.  The motor seems to work 
fine, though it will need fresh mounts. Here's what the nameplate on 
the motor says, in case that offers any clues:

NEAT       4 pole induction motor
M-500      Single phase Shaded pole type

Voltage    100V      Cycle    50 or 60 c/s
Speed   1300/1600 rpm    Input 12/11 VA

NEAT ONKYO DENKI CO.. LTD.     JAPAN


If anyone is curious enough to want to see jpegs, I'm sure I can find 
some website to post them to.  I'll very much appreciate any help 
IDing the manufacturer, or any advice about other on-line resources 
that might be more ready for this riddle.

ARSC and ye shall receive?

Best,
Rod Brown