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Batavia was Sylvania headquarters. Philco-Ford was a pioneer in Taiwan, I'd guess you'd say. I find Philco stuff from any era interesting. We had some friends with a Philco-Ford color console that, I'm pretty sure, was solid state. (if not, it fooled me) After the guy got divorced he moved in with my father and I and brought that set with him. It seemed no better or worse than any other 70s set. I have seen pictures of a set that was at least similiar to the one pictured, probably in a copy of Electronic Technician or some other trade magazine.
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Bryan
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