I've been picking up small sets lately, easier to store and easier to move.
Here's an AWA Thorn 9" color set I posted in an earlier thread. It was made by Mitsubishi in Japan, probably around 1978/79. It a 12V/240V set. Since taking the picture above I've replaced the oddball power connector with an IEC connector (it fits perfectly without making any cuts to the case) and touched it up a bit. I should take a better picture now it's back in one piece and I have a camera that does a better job at screenshots. It has a good picture, after I finished it I watched a DVD movie (letterboxing is quite distracting on such a small screen) via a VHF modulator (this set doesn't have a UHF tuner).
Here's a bad pic of a couple of AWA 5" color sets that are currently on the work bench. They are also made by Mitsubishi in Japan, but they are newer than the set above (early 80s). Again, these are 12V/240V sets. These both have power supply problems I'm about to get into. They were modified for hospital use with an outboard power supply. After the hospital got rid of them someone tried to reverse the modification, but they may have done more harm than good.
This is a National Action 8. It's a Japanese NTSC set, so it's pretty useless in this country. I don't know why it ended up here. 8" screen, electronic tuning with on screen display (it displays a moving vertical bar that lines up with the channel numbers printed at the bottom of the screen)and an AV input. It's a 12V/24V/100V set with an oddball power connector and an oddball antenna connector. I've yet to do anything with this one. I need to work out what to do about that oddball power connector. An IEC connector would fit in there, but there's too much risk it could be plugged into 240V if I use a standard connector.