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There are many gray areas in the definition (pun not intended!) of a "high definition CRT TV set". The true HD sets would be the 16:9 widescreen ones, and I never remember seeing one smaller than 30" diagonal. There were also 4:3 CRT sets that could display HD signals in a 16:9 area of the screen, and those were common as small as 27" but may have been available smaller.
If you expand the definition to include "any CRT display that can show an HDTV program in high-def", then the combination of one of the earlier set-top HDTV tuners with a CRT computer monitor would give you a real HD CRT picture as small as 13-14" diagonal (on the 16:9 area of a 4:3 monitor's screen).
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Chris
Quote from another forum: "(Antique TV collecting) always seemed to me to be a fringe hobby that only weirdos did."
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