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Old 03-05-2010, 11:11 PM
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I'm curious-why do some roundies (like this one) have a pane of safety glass on them? Wasn't the bonded-safety glass picture tube enough?
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Forgot to mention the price: $50.

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I curious-why do some roundies (like this one) have a pane of safety glass on them? Wasn't the bonded-safety glass picture tube enough?
This set was made before bonded glass tubes came out. It should have a 21CYP22 in it or at least a replacement 21FBP22 which is also an un-bonded tube. The 21FJP22 was the first bonded tube and came into play in the early '60s.
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Hmm, when I saw this auction for a CTC7A chassis, I thought, "why not put two and two together?"

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-TV-chass...mZ150426115769

Then I noticed that the chassis has knobs for the front, not the side of the cabinet.

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