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Identify the Television
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I was watching a 1966 episode of "The Fugitive" this evening a spotted this early black and white set. It looks like a 10" display pre double-D mask which dates it to around 1948-49.
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I think a Farnsworth is it! You can vaguely make out the large channel selector knob on the left.
Curious prop to use in 1966. I guess it was to emphasize the slum environment at the time. |
Sure looks like a Farnsworth 651p to me. p.s. It's also the Adams family tv.I have the darker crt mask set. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9EKBFUSVHF4
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All those knobs on the front, def Farnsworth, or possibly the Capehart version.
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Yes. Either a 10" Farnsworth or Capehart. Both were exactly the same. It definitely is an odd one for a prop. A fairly rare set to find today. It just goes to show what was lying around in LA junk stores back then!
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Yes, a 651-P is a rare bird these days. It’s the tabletop version of my 661-P console:
https://antiqueradio.org/CapehartFar...Television.htm These have an interesting design with some unusual elements, like the air variable tuner with mechanical detents. Regards, Phil Nelson Phil’s Old Radios https://antiqueradio.org/index.html https://antiqueradio.org/art/Capehart661-PUnloaded.jpg |
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