CRTs

[JohnCT]

If your needles are new in the package, you would have better luck selling those. I don't know if CB crystals are of any use any more.

John

[Linw]

Originally Posted by JohnCT

If your needles are new in the package, you would have better luck selling those. I don't know if CB crystals are of any use any more.

John

Could they be for Ham Radios/armature radios? I think my uncle was into Hams also. I will post a picture once I pull them out.

[Linw]

Originally Posted by JohnCT

If your needles are new in the package, you would have better luck selling those. I don't know if CB crystals are of any use any more.

John

They are from the 1950s. My uncle had a radio/tv/furniture shop in Macon Ga. called Kirkwood Electronics.

[init4fun]

Originally Posted by JohnCT

If your needles are new in the package, you would have better luck selling those. I don't know if CB crystals are of any use any more.

John

John has got it right, the recent resurgence of people interested in records means that there are likely plenty of people looking for record player parts. Now, with the citizen's band pretty much dead, buried, and moldy, it's gonna take more searching to find buyers for those (or even someone who'll take them for free).

[zeno]

Interesting, the Zenith CRT is actually made by Sylvania ( EIA 312)! Never
seen that before.
If needles are packaged they can bring stupid $$ now. E-Bay them
with list of brands & part numbers. Cartridges also !
CB crystals probably have value to vintage CB collectors. Again E-bay

73 Zeno
LFOD !

[Electronic M]

Originally Posted by zeno

Interesting, the Zenith CRT is actually made by Sylvania ( EIA 312)! Never
seen that before.
If needles are packaged they can bring stupid $$ now. E-Bay them
with list of brands & part numbers. Cartridges also !
CB crystals probably have value to vintage CB collectors. Again E-bay

73 Zeno
LFOD !

Haven't seen Sylvania made CRTs Zenith badged, but I had a Zenith badged 21FJP22 with an RCA EIA code.

I'd imagine when Zenith projected making more sets than their subsidiary Rauland could furnish CRTs for they'd go to other reputable makers and make up the difference there.