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At least I can find out what model the Sears is as I have the Sams somewhere around here.The 2 things that make unlikely survival besides being a Sears set is it was made by Warwick(broke down a lot) and instant on(kills CRTs).Probably the original tv I had being an auction purchased tv for a pittance was probably tossed the 1st time it gave trouble.
I have no idea what model or chassis the RCA was except it was one of those 60s slimline models black and silver in color. The speaker was on top on the left.Tuners on right with a slide rule for UHF. Some of the tubes that I remember were 4JC6,4JD6 if tubes stick out in my memory probably because of the JC...lol. I think the audio output tube was 12FX5.The rest of the tubes I'm drawing a blank. The circuit board with most of the circuitry was on the right side facing the back of the set. If I had a bunch of 60s Sams to peruse I bet I could indentify it. No pictures of one have been found searching the net so far.
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