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Looking at your screen shot, I don't see 4 individual images in a row. What I do think it is is several images overlaping each other. So I would suspect that the horizontal output and deflection is running at a ratio of 4:3 or 3:4 or such.
making the deflection frequency = (4/3)(correct value) for example. The person's face is nearly correct. If the deflection was running at 4X, he'd look really skinny. The sync circuits would see every third or 4th horizontal deflection a properly phased horizontal pulse and think that it is running right.
The horiz hold control, seen in your picture of the chassis, is a pot. There should also be a coil in the horizontal osc circuits. It should have a ferrite slug that can be adjusted. Try, with a plastic diddle stick designed for the purpose, adjusting it. Maybe the slug fell out?
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