Tubejunke,
I spotted a Capehart tabletop in a Lexington VA antique mall about a month ago. It was green leatherette with two big yellow knobs and the name Capehart across the front. It looked like it was in brand new condition. Everyone walking by it was commenting on it. I think it was about 1951-1952 since it had a 15 inch screen. It may have been the tv in this add on eBay
http://cgi.ebay.com/CAPEHART-Televis...QQcmdZViewItem
If interested I can supply the name of the mall. There was no price on it and I didn't ask. I also passed up an 1948 Admiral radio TV phonograph console for $100 in Harrisonburg VA on the way down on the same trip. I was driving my mustang. I don't pass up every tv, I have about 54 TVs now so I am more selective. I got two transvision cabinettes last week. A 7" one on ebay and a 10" one the same day from Harry Poster. I was searching for a chassis for the 7" cabinet and found Harry listed the 10" one right before I did a google search for Transvision. Both are cool art deco cabinets.