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Anyone Recognize This Set
Here I am, with the first TV I remember at my paternal grandmother's house. It was replaced around 1962 by an RCA "New Vista" consolette which had the tuner on the right side of the cabinet, adjacent to a pushbutton power switch with the volume control on a concentric outer ring.
Enjoy...
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It's a 1950 Motorola, possibly the 16 K 2 seen here:
http://www.tvhistory.tv/1950-Motorola-Brochure.JPG |
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Anyone Recognize This Set? (Continued)
I guess the next question is has anybody ever seen one? Or, know anything about it?
I doubt if it's a collectible.
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Any set with a round tube is collectible, some obviously moreso than others. Consoles are usually less desirable than table models, so if one turns up it shouldn't cost an arm and a leg--at least I wouldn't pay any multiple of a hundred for one.
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Think I saw, and passed on that or a similar model at the ARCI Radiofest 1-3 years ago.
They are definitely out there...
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