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Old 03-16-2010, 08:00 AM
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I don't know exactly how many TV collectors we have here, but the hobby is growing in number of adepts. And many of them are guys who are in their early 20's ( I'm in my early 30's and started collecting exactly 10 years ago ).

I can say that most likely there are something around more than a hundred people collecting TVs in the whole country.

The only bad thing is that 50's and many 60's TV sets are rare here, so people use to ask high prices for them, so the kids who are begining to collect TVs now are confined to collect, by most part, 70's TVs and some of the more commom plastic sets from the mid-late 1960's.

As for this Philips TV that I have on my mind now... it really is a very difficult TV to find, and despite the fact that the cabinet is condemned, it is complete, so it really is a source of very interesting parts. I have some days to think deeply about this before giving the seller an answer.
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