1950s TVS!, and tube radios!
 

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Great sets

More sets!:thmbsp:

The RCA should make the nicest pic restored, followed by the Crosley.

Or are they restored? And if so...am I right? :scratch2:

This all YOUR stuff ? If so, you've got a HELLUVA collection !

Sadly the crosly is getting junked out next week if you want it its free the doors knobs and pencilbox door are gone, and it has bad caps. The rca was sold last month. tThe zenith floor model radio I have the tabletop to.

a couple were a friends i also have a rare philco predicta aka my avitar. I have a 1951 admiral tabletop tv that works with a built in radio.

That 1960 GE is an interesting one also. Is it a power-tuning and possibly remote model?

They advertised how those shallow-depth models did not "protrude" into your living room.

What is the blonde model in your last pic? The one with the "square framed" round tube and hidden controls. Don't think I've seen one like that before... -Cory

What a motherlode! I'm glad you posted that 41 or 42 Zenith console. I have been looking for the rare AM-only version of that one, now everyone can see what I'm talking about.

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[bites tongue] ouch!

Where are you located?

Thats an old magnavox no clue if it works, needs a cord (not a plug in cord)

sorry:tears:
YOU ARE THINKING OF THE THIRD PICTURE RIGHT?
indianapolis indiana 46219 It has a very rare tuner.
but the pencil box knobs and door knobs and hinges are already gone, free
Im ubout to put it on the curb at videokarma thread illsend a picture of it now.

I have the table top model to its model no is 7s634r.

What was wrong enough on the admiral to cause it to get junked?