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5$ score. 1967? Zenith color console
This morning I randomly decided to check marketplace for tvs and low and bholed there is a listing for this console for $5. Long story short we get out there and it turns out it is leftover from an estate sale. It was in a very fitting basement. Only trouble was the steep staircase. The man who owned the house is 100 and a ww2 vet.
https://i.imgur.com/ag08fT4.png https://i.imgur.com/Prufki5.png https://i.imgur.com/XyhepK6.png https://i.imgur.com/hCcMhv1.png https://i.imgur.com/ckMYcmy.png Very Clean. I'm surprised it doesn't work. https://i.imgur.com/Tf3WySF.png https://i.imgur.com/TxI0joL.png |
Nice set, nice basement, and very nice story! Congratulations !
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This is super comfy. :thmbsp:
I unironically dig the Christmas plaid carpet and wood grain panelling.......Oh yeah nice TV :banana: |
That set is classy and clean. If it still has mostly Zenith tubes then it may be low hour.
Always awesome to see the original habitat of our treasures. |
Don't know which I like better, the TV or the basement.
Wow what a nice score. Looks real low hours. |
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I thought the HV cage cover was missing, but it was open. It is a very clean example. :thmbsp: |
Actually, I believe the crt is a still a Zenith.
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Over the years I've seen tubes with the typical Sylvania looking labels with black printing on yellow that did say Zenith.
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Zenith sourced it's first 21FBP/FJP22 CRTs from RCA till it could make them. Also there was a color TV shortage around 1967 (consumer demand increased rapidly beyond supply) smaller brands bought from whoever had stock in a given week, the bigger brands probably did better but there's no guarantee Zenith or RCA didn't have to buy from other sources to meet customer orders...
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