Hi All
I was looking for old stereo equip. and ran accrossed an old, very old tv cabinet. No guts in it. It was very unusual . The glass was still in it, Round on the sides flat top and bottom. The front where the glass is extends out about 3"- 4" or so. It looked like it was an oak cabinet, that could be restored maybe. They wanted $35 for it. Just thought I'd throw this out there in case anybody wanted it. I don't and don't know sh*t about tv's. :dunno:
It did say Admiral on the front....
If this is something you want I can go back an get you a photo !?
PM me and let me know.
Army :cool:

Am guessing this is located somewhere in Iowa? Am curious to see a pic if it's not too much trouble, but doubt I'd buy it as that's far from me. Thanks.

Anthony

I'll try and snag a couple of pic.s on my way home....:zoom:

Army

PS Yeah Cedar Rapids Iowa :cool:

Ok I'm a lousy photo taker :eek:

Take two

Here's an old tube record player and shortwave. Same store $55
Couldn't tell what brand. Thought I'd throw it in just for kicks.:dunno:

Face plate shot

Thanks for the pix, below are the closet ones to that set that I could find.

Anthony

http://www.tvhistory.tv/1948-Admiral-30A1-12in-ChONE.JPG http://www.tvhistory.tv/1948-Admiral-30A16-10in.JPG http://www.tvhistory.tv/1947-Admiral-30A125.JPG

The cabinet design of that radio/phonograph is kinda strange looking, but at the same time, it's really cool looking! Very unusual.

Yeah...Reminds me of them old chairside Zeniths. -Sandy G.

Hmmm. I'd say with a refinish job that cabinet would look like new again. Put another vintage Admiral chassis in it, and there you are.

I saw the pics of the Admirals like yours in Anthony's post. I didn't realize those sets had channel 1 as late as 1948. Was always under the impression that channel 1 had been reassigned to other services (notably, the ham radio 6-meter band) by then, with the channel being used for TV only for a very short time after the war.