Anybody ever seen one of these in person? I think they look cool.:smoke:

It looks like this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stromberg-Carlson-TV-TV-125-Vintage-Schematic-Manual-Sams-Photofact-dated-1949-/350996828622?pt=Vintage_Electronics_R2&hash=item51b90a91ce

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It looks like this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stromberg-Carlson-TV-TV-125-Vintage-Schematic-Manual-Sams-Photofact-dated-1949-/350996828622?pt=Vintage_Electronics_R2&hash=item51b90a91ce

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I have seen them in photo's, but never in person. Definitely a rare TV. Unusual TV sets like that are the most sought-after, although because of it's size and weight would be of moderate value.

It looks like the ancestor or the GE Forecaster.:D

http://rogerwilkerson.tumblr.com/post/51109148889/general-electric-forecaster-television

hi it looks as if this uses the same shassis as my chinese clasic tv radio, phono combo a real work of art. Danny

Anybody ever seen one of these in person? I think they look cool.:smoke:

If I did I'd try to buy it. That is some nice deco styling!

I recently saved a TS-125 chassis, 40 tubes, that was going to be dumpster fodder. The thing is rusty, and the vertical dial glass isn't there, but if all goes well, I hope to get it going again. It has the Dumont 12QP4 tube, which I hope has a little life left.
I'll post progress on this when I start on it. Clearly a deluxe chassis from an engineering standpoint, at least on paper, IMO.