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Commemorative TV Stamps
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I bought a photo of a Sylvania salesman on eBay. The seller used commemorative Television stamps to mail it. I wasn't aware of these.
Is this a 15GP22 Sylvania? John |
Neat stamps! The tube does not look like a 15GP22... Check my avatar, the phosphor was deposited on a flat plate and surrounded by a mask inside the envelope. I see no such detail in the cool photo.
jr |
I agree it's a black & white set, but wow does it ever bear an uncanny resemblance to Stromberg Carlson's 15" color set!
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I think the set is a Silvertone Model 133 (Photofact set 156 Folder 12 (1-52)). This set has a 12LP4 CRT and a Phono and AM/FM radio on a pull-out drawer.
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The photo suddenly has less value to me. The knobs on the set on the cover of the photofact look exactly like the knobs on my '49 Sylvania though. I wonder if Sylvania/Colonial Radio made the set for Sears? The photofact for the Silvertone 163-16, 1952, shows the same knobs also. John |
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http://www.usps.com/communications/n...9/pr09_070.htm |
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jr |
I did have a Colonial (Sylvania) built Silvertone combo from around that same timeframe. If the crt had been good I would have kept it.
Those stamps didn't seem to stay around long. There was a poster at the PO that tied in with them, featuring a generic newscaster on a generic mid-50s TV. I usually buy whatever oddity they have out but never ended up with any of these. |
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The 15" color Sylvania looks like this....
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Hi John,
Never saw that one before. Thanks for the picture!@ Kevin |
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