I bought a vintage TV store full of vintage TVs and parts.

[Boobtubeman]

Is there a 16TP4 in that pile of CRTs?

SR

[Yamamaya42]

any RCA 630ts 3rd IF coils? :P

[rcafan]

Need 7DP4 pix tube to complete a set

Thanks for checking

[Eric H]

Originally Posted by DeLorean00

Here is another one I forgot to add in one of the last posts. Also, the stupid auction stickers just shred when I try to take them off and they are brand new.

Cool set, I have one in Brown.

The stickers will come right off with a little Lighter Fluid, just let it soak for a bit and it will peel off, apply more as needed.

[DavGoodlin]

A little late to congratulations party but you have an instant collection that could keep a guy busy. My wife is patient but we have enough estate to make things disappear into safe hiding places, at least until I get to them.

Collecting since 1976 with breaks in between, I have over 100 TV sets, including some good examples of 90s-2000s CRT stuff, but 80 of that is pre-1970, early 60s my favorite, so welcome to the asylum.

The variety and period over which these were collected is amazing. The average shop anywhere near here closed in the 90s and had nothing old left, just maybe one or two items. But if you wanted Zenith and RCA parts NIB, it was a party at each liquidation
if anyone like us was around.

[JohnCT]

I'm glad I joined this group.

I have a lot of NOS vintage RCA parts from the early and mid 60s that I came really close to pitching out very recently...

John

[Kevin Kuehn]

Originally Posted by DavGoodlin

The variety and period over which these were collected is amazing. The average shop anywhere near here closed in the 90s and had nothing old left, just maybe one or two items. But if you wanted Zenith and RCA parts NIB, it was a party at each liquidation if anyone like us was around.

For those that missed it, the reason why this particular TV shops collection was so diverse, was because Stellar Electronics had the rare opportunity to clean out a long time collector a few years back. This post tells the story. Unfortunately most of the pictures have gone missing. But it was a monumental finding.

http://videokarma.org/showthread.php?t=261864

[Boobtubeman]

Hehehe i remember that.. Thats where my Ra-103 came from..

SR

[KentTeffeteller]

On phono parts, if you have any Dual 1010, or 1009 idler wheels, I can use them. Also, 12AX7 tubes, and 6HU8 tubes are also desired, along with Shure M 44/M 55, and Shure M 75 styli. An awesome shop haul, awesome, beautiful variety.

[decojoe67]

WD-40 is good to remove stickers too. A local antiques mall puts stickers on everything and then the woman at the desk dig into them with their fingernails and rip them off with one quick swipe! I got a few things, luckily not particularly valuable, that got damaged from this. GGgggrrrr!

[Electronic M]

Originally Posted by decojoe67

WD-40 is good to remove stickers too. A local antiques mall puts stickers on everything and then the woman at the desk dig into them with their fingernails and rip them off with one quick swipe! I got a few things, luckily not particularly valuable, that got damaged from this. GGgggrrrr!

I hate when anti-q shoppes do that! One of the local ones would do that with LPs and the sticker would rip the art off the jacket when removed. The way around that should have been to use post-it notes and describe the item well enough that sticker swaps would be obvious...But Nooo.

[drdave3]

Hard to believe you got outbid on Sams. I couldn’t give my file cabinets away!