Fairly uncommon set from 1950 I believe.
I'd try to get it if I just had the room :tears:

http://www.bobandersen.com/images/magnavox/american%20modern/3k53m93p95O35Q25X1b1ne885341b2c811e5e.jpg http://www.bobandersen.com/images/magnavox/american%20modern/3na3k33o75Q35Z35R5b1n190e5f2924e5117e.jpg http://www.bobandersen.com/images/magnavox/american%20modern/3k23ob3pb5Y55T15P2b1n63f0efedad61106f.jpg http://www.bobandersen.com/images/magnavox/american%20modern/3n13kd3pf5Q45T25P4b1nbd40066512791ae1.jpg

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oh that is beauty! Way too far for me. I hope it goes to a good home!

Is the crackle in the surround from aging or original?

John

I'm not sure but here's another Magnavox I saw in an antique shop a while back. It doesn't have that crackle.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3455/3795620957_896ca92dbf_b.jpg

I wondered the same about the crackle. Pretty danged unusual for a TV. Gives sort of a marble pattern, but why . . . and why green? Something like a bezel or grille cloth should not call attention to itself. Who knows, maybe it's a botched paint job or the product of "antiquing."

I like the smaller Magnavox much better, but that's just my inner Grinch piping up.

Phil NElson

If anyone does go for the combo, it is a LOT easier to move if you take out the radio & tv chassis first. Real easy to do, too. Believe me, those combos are HEAVY!

I'd get rid of one of my Magnavox consoles to get this beauty. I've never seen a Maggie that old. Hopefully, it does make it to a new home for a restoration.

Kinda looks like lighting around the CRT, I dig it!

I'm pretty sure that crackling isn't supposed to be there.
It's probably possible to repaint it though.