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Uni,
The 10" sets are earlier models in the porthole series and are more scarce than the 12", 16" and 19" models. I also think, as a generality the smaller the screensize on a round screen vintage TV from the 40's, the cooler it is IMO, admitting that there are many impressive exceptions to my stated rule.
Which Zenith PH's are the most desireable? The one that most turns your fancy as a collector. I don't buy vintage sets based on so called $ value. I buy them for 'sex' appeal.
There is a 10" tabletop called the Mayflower that I think all would agree is one to try and score. I don't have one yet. I think it has lots of sex appeal.
Rob
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