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well with no picts and limited information. I can say it isn't worth much yet. but the tone of your post leads me to infer that you really like it. So you must decide what it is worth to you to fulfill your desire for this set. None of our collection is worth anything in the average market except for the extremely rare or desirable models. There is no way to tell what the future will bring for antique TV sets. If some government wacko in the future decides that old tv's are a toxic waste and must be destroyed at great expense to the owner , then buying your treasure at $1 is overpayment. Conversely if the resurgence of vinyl records is any indication of future trends of analogue backlash over digital then paying any price for what you want could be a good investment. Long story short, don't worry about it, pay what you want to, with the thinking that you will never see any return on your purchase except of your personal enjoyment. Logan
P.S. It doesn't matter what you pay for an object, because you will always find a 2nd or 3rd for less than you paid for the first one, at least in my personal experience......
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