Early Television Convention is this weekend
 

There is still time to register:

http://www.earlytelevision.org/2015_convention.html

Already done :) looking forward to it as always.

I wish I could make it this year. If I get my tax return before the auction I may think of bidding on that 21CT55, though I should and probably will put that in to improving my car.

I haven't missed one yet!

But if YOU can't make it this year, we plan to do a live webcast of the events all day Saturday. It will be available on the home page of the Early Television Foundation and Museum's website.

I will be there. BOTH Sat and Sunday--getting there friday evening.

I set up everything over 2 months ago.

Bringing a good 7JP4 and a CTC 4 that MAY have a aired tube--but Steve does NOT think it is. It WILL be tested at the ETF to make sure one way or the other before auction.

May also have a pretty much complete predicta 10L43 set with good tube.

I plan to take stills for later posting as usual.

Dave, bring something soft to throw at me if I step in front of the video camera!

A dear friend of mine has reported to me that in the convention there was also a nice CTC7 Worthington (that I'm searching since a lot of years). Has anyone some pictures of this tv set? It's quite rare to find out one of them! :)

http://www.earlytelevision.org/reita...rthington.html

I bid to $1200 on it, I think it went for $1600. You couldn't find a a cleaner set.

PS - you guys sure worked my ass off :D . But I was glad to help!!!

:boink: Oh yes! I thought that the Worthington could be sold for that amount! It's a pity for me that I couldn't be there!
However I hope that it was sold to someone of ours and that he put some nice pictures on Videokarma, because that set was never portrait well on internet. :)

is there a list of what the auction items went for ?

Here's a teaser. Will be posting photos later this week after I have time to sort them.

Very very Nice! ;)

WoW! Thank you for sharing the pictures of your nice CTC7 Worthington! I'm very happy that one of ours is the fortunate owner of a so beautiful set!

The Worthington is one of my favorites too. I noticed there's some more of pictures of it up here: http://www.earlytelevision.org/reita...rthington.html

Very nice Adam! I've never seen it on Earlytelevision museum.
Then we will see the pictures of the rear and inside the set from Old Tv nut! :)
I can't wait to see the remote control receiver and transmitter of this set! :)