Does no one here know about anything about the General Electric Model 821 Daylight Television? Really?

I did a google on GE 821 TV and got:

http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/general_el_821.html

Hi!!!! Thanks for replying. I was getting worried, there. I got that on Google as well. Mine has a stand that came with it. Apparently, it was $269.95 in 1949! It's immaculate and still works! I think I got a really good deal on it, but I'd feel better knowing from an expert!
Thanks for your help:)

Here is an ad for it. It looks JUST like this one:)

http://www.blujay.com/item/1949-GE-MODEL-821-12-1-2-TV-TELEVISION-LG-AD-7170000-1496224

See http://www.earlytelevision.org/how_much.html for some pricing examples. Its a typical 1949 BW 12 inch CRT set. To me a 12 inch BW CRT is worth less then a 7 or 10 inch. Since you like it and think you got a really good deal that is what matters. Also check out prices for sets selling in the VK classified section.

You're right! We love it. I wouldn't dream of selling it. I just couldn't find anything but Ads for it on line so I thought it may be really rare. Thanks again for your help!

Also see the TV history site:
http://tvhistory.tv/1946-49-GE.htm
My old price book* (from 1999) lists several GE models, some examples:
800 bakelite 10" $125, 806 mahog 10" $75, 807 blond 10" $85, 815 mahog 10" $40, 821 Mahog 12" $40, 830 mahog 12" $70. perhaps multiply these values by 2-4x? :scratch2:

jr

*Televisions Identification and Values by Brian Durbal & Glenn Bubenheimer... (Still available on Amazon)

Durbal & Bubenheimer- Wonder whatever happened to them ? Either or both members here ?

See the thread starting at this post:

http://www.videokarma.org/showpost.php?p=2995433&postcount=9

jr