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I can't tell who made that set but I hope the chassis is worthy of that beautiful cabinet.

So, no one knows what it is? I don't go for square sets, but I'd still be interested to know.

Penncrest by Penny's?

Something familiar about that cabinet, like maybe somebody on here has one? The set itself doesn't ring a bell, but I would guess it to be an "oddball". Penncrest, sure...that could be the stylized 'P' on the control panel, but hard to tell. Could be some other store brand.

I have an early '70's 19" Motorola-Quasar hybrid color set with a similar control panel.

Isn't that one of those 19" Motorolas with the Holiday Inn dummy UHF knob.

Looks like one of those Franken-designs with a table model chassis and bezel stuck in a wood cabinet.

Looks like one of those Franken-designs with a table model chassis and bezel stuck in a wood cabinet.
I wouldn't put that thing in my doghouse.

Isn't that one of those 19" Motorolas with the Holiday Inn dummy UHF knob.

I once stayed at a Holiday Inn with a TV that had the UHF Holiday Inn knob, and I could tune UHF with it. The maids always reset the knob though.

http://www.wa2ise.com/radios/holidayinnknob.jpg
Found one loose.

I think I remember years ago staying in a hotel and finding something like that dummy knob, and I removed it and put the VHF knob on the UHF tuner just to see if anything came in. A couple of snowy channels maybe. That was in the old days when I still turned on the TV when I stayed in hotel rooms. Now that they have locked menus (and I have not had much luck using various universal-remote-control gadgets I have brought on trips), I never bother because the picture is always adjusted into garbage.