Original CT-100 shipping box label

[Kamakiri]

I bought this on ebay about oh, 15 years ago or so. It's for chassis serial #B8000991, cabinet number 422. I keep forgetting that I even have it.

Does anyone know if this set still exists and who owns it? I think that this piece of the set's history should belong to the owner of the set, and I'd like to give it to the person that owns it.

[Steve D.]

Tim,

Don't see it listed in Pete Deksis' CT-100 list:http://www.earlytelevision.org/Deksn..._pub_list.html
Of course, that doesn't mean it isn't still out there.


-Steve D.

[jr_tech]

Huh?
I see #B8000991 on the list , but listed with cabinet #59....

confused,
jr

[Steve D.]

Jr. Tech,

I misread the # as 891. But am, like you, confused by the cabinet #.

-Steve D.

[Steve K]

That 422 could represent all sorts of things. I'm not sure they would put the cabinet number on the shipping label.

Steve

[Steve McVoy]

Yes, that set still exists, or it did in 2002. It was owned at that time by Eric Stumpf from Newberry, NH. I don't know if he still has it.

[Tim]

I thought the number next to the serial number on the list was the "living list" ID number, not the cabinet number.

[vts1134]

Eric is a fantastically friendly fellow. I'll pm you his phone number and you can ask him if he still has it.

[Carmine]

I smell a Hallmark made-for-tv movie!

[Steve D.]

Found this photo, I took of a 15GP shipping carton, at the UCLA TV Archives in Culver City, Ca. This many years ago as we were transferring some TV sets.
There was a dud 15GP22 in the box. Items have since been moved to another location.

-Steve D.

[Kamakiri]

Well, as it turns out, Eric isn't the owner, never was. He's the guy I bought the label from on eBay over a decade ago

He found the box filled to the top with loose tube pulls, and badly deteriorated. The label was all that was worth saving.