Have you seen? Maybe one of us can be interested?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1961-RCA-New-Vista-Color-TV-with-Remote-Control-Works-/271305576166?&maxbid=300.00&autorefresh=true :tresbon:

:) Then, if you will see a CTC7 Worthington... Please let me know!!! :banana:

Haha, just saw this on ebay and posted it in the classifieds. 1961 would make it a CTC11 from what I know... but the bezel on the front doesn't look CTC11. The tuner looks like my CTC10.

The cabinet is identical (but with different trim and finish) to my CTC10 Wynnwood (http://videokarma.org/showthread.php?t=259420).
Ed Reitans site identifies it as a CTC9.

I am pretty sure that is the exact model that was in the white house oval
office, installed by Eisenhour and was there thru Johnson. It can be seen
in a few photos of Kennedy in the office.

I am pretty sure that is the exact model that was in the white house oval
office, installed by Eisenhour and was there thru Johnson. It can be seen
in a few photos of Kennedy in the office.


This looks like it:
http://www.whitehousemuseum.org/west-wing/oval-office/oval-office-c1956-s.jpg

Maybe the model is another type. The seller doesn't write the model, so I've seen it on a RCA ad.
However, it is a right TV set for a president! :)

This is a CTC-10 Wynnewood. They came in mahogany, ebony, and walnut finishes according to Ed Reitan's website (http://www.novia.net/~ereitan/Gallery/images/CTC10/Wynnewood%20800.jpg). At this past ETF convention I sold a CTC-10 Wynnewood that looked identical to this. It may in fact be that set...

Certainly the eBay listing misidentifies the set as a New Vista CTC11. The RCA-developed nuvistor (6CW4) appeared first in 1961 RCA color sets with the 'New Vista' logo clearly present within the 'COLOR' diffraction-grating plaque.

The seller emailed me that it's a model 211CDR936 on the sets back cover. My RCA field service manual says it should have CTC-10E chassis. However they don't call out name for that model number.

And the picture for a CTC-10 Series shown on page 42 of the same manual is identified as a "Wynnewood" ... looks like the ebony version... Very cool set!

jr

WOW!! Kinda pricey even though it is a rare cabinet style.