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Old 01-31-2014, 09:28 PM
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The mirror lid color prototypes are properly called triniscopes and a couple survive, one of which is for sale and can be yours if you've got 20K burning a hole in your piggy bank.



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The mirror lid color prototypes are properly called triniscopes and a couple survive, one of which is for sale and can be yours if you've got 20K burning a hole in your piggy bank.



Incorporating the base of the CRT into the leg of the cabinet seems like a profoundly bad idea. So on that basis, I'll pass.

Very interesting none the less. Who made this contraption, and when?
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Who made this contraption, and when?
One or another division of RCA for sure. IIRC it was the very last triniscope made, so probably early 1950.
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One or another division of RCA for sure. IIRC it was the very last triniscope made, so probably early 1950.
I thought I saw somewhere that a color set using the three-tube principle was actually put into production in Japan, circa 1963. I doubt they actually produced more than a few of them.
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