I am in need of a complete set of knobs for this television, does anyone here have them?

And... the telescoping antennas she had are also needed.

Is that the 7" set? If so, I also need the complete set of knobs, antennas, and, the feet , plus back cover.
Thank you.
Bill Cahill

I believe it looks like this. 14" rectangular screen.

https://antiqueradio.org/art/emer123201.jpg

I believe that is an 8" set... uses the same jug (8DP4) as my favorite little RCA portable.

http://www.videokarma.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=188776&d=1447387028

jr

Nice tv, but, that isn't my set at all. My mistake. Sorry. Mine is a 1949 seven inch. One I have is a portable, and, the other one is a table model. The portable one's knobs look exactly like the other set's knobs, but are 0nly half the size.
Bill Cahill

You're lucky, I had to make do with RCA knobs for my 7 Inch Emerson set.

jr

http://www.videokarma.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=194809&d=1496384758

You're lucky, I had to make do with RCA knobs for my 7 Inch Emerson set.

jr
That girl on screen looks shocked that you put the wrong knobs on that set.:D

Or perhaps Penny is shocked to see the Emerson running after being a "shelf queen" with many missing parts for 30+ years!

jr

Re Captain Video's original request, the 1232 is indeed an 8-inch set.

https://antiqueradio.org/art/EmersonTV01A.jpg

http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/emerson_1232.html

It's the smallest tube TV/radio that I can think of. An ideal kitchen set in its day. Sometimes I regret getting rid of mine, but you can't keep 'em all.

Regards,

Phil Nelson
Phil's Old Radios
http://antiqueradio.org/index.html

A really sharp picture on that one, Phil. I was going to say those are really huge knobs if that was 14" set.

A really sharp picture on that one, Phil. I was going to say those are really huge knobs if that was 14" set.

Speaking of 14 inch sets, i STILL need a set like those, with the exception the tuner is VHF/UHF... Mine also has the am radio as well :D

SR