Most recent find (Thank goodness for local clubs!)

[rld-tv01]

Dave you are a lucky guy.

I bought two Transvision cabinets a day apart about a month ago. A 7" from California and a 10" from New Jersey. I was looking for a chassis for the 7" cabinet when Harry Poster listed his 10" cabinet on his TV for sale site.
--Richard

[rld-tv01]

Also Sightmaster used Transvision Chassis and produced Cabinets. See ETF site.

http://www.earlytelevision.org/sightmaster.html

[doug621ts]

Originally Posted by rld-tv01

Dave you are a lucky guy.

I bought two Transvision cabinets a day apart about a month ago. A 7" from California and a 10" from New Jersey. I was looking for a chassis for the 7" cabinet when Harry Poster listed his 10" cabinet on his TV for sale site.
--Richard

Hi Richard

You bought that 7" Transvision from me on ebay! I hope you find the chassis for that set! Very prewar like and definitely not common. Definitely keep on eye out on Harry posters site for the chassis.

[doug621ts]

Originally Posted by bgadow

The cabinet is all one piece & definitely homemade. While there is space for a big speaker down below nothing is mounted there. This one is 12".

Bryan

Definitely looks to be a well made homemade set! The 10" and 7" sets are more scarce and looks like the 12" sets shows up more often. Here is a photo of my homemade Telekit model #10 console tv, I bought this off the original owner who assembled it in 1950, he was a engineer for KTLA in Los angeles, and he made the cabinet himself....very well made and with a awesome streamline style! He painted it gray to match the wall color of his house at the time.
Doug