Carmine,
I like the way you've set up your computer room (and the rest of your den as well).
Groovy, man! I grew up in the 1970s and recognize the decor--it brings back memories for me from thirty-odd years ago, when I was a teenager in suburban Cleveland.
Attached is a picture of the computer area in my small apartment. The image is a bit outdated (I have since replaced the monitor, which died about a month ago) but otherwise everything is the same as it was when I took the picture, over a year ago. However, I didn't show my TV (RCA XL100), as it is too new (1999) to be considered a classic, let alone antique. I used to collect old TVs years ago, but in 1972, when my dad and I moved, I had to get rid of every one of those old sets, except for a 1961-vintage Philco 19-inch portable and a 1970-vintage RCA-built Silvertone color set. I swear, my neighbors back in my old neighborhood must have thought I was running a TV repair shop out of my basement, from the looks of the treelawn every week for about a month while our house was being cleaned out!
Every time I visit AK's antique-TV forum (which is quite often), it reminds me of those days in the early '70s when my basement in my former home was half full of old TVs. My situation was not nearly as bad as drh4683's, not even close (how on earth does he get around in his basement?), but I know the feeling of having lots of sets (all of which were trash-day finds) sitting around. Many of my old ones just sat there, inoperative (parts sets; I often swiped tubes and parts from one set to get another going). I had one old Zenith 23-inch console I had restored from the ground up (new tubes, etc.) that was working very well by the time I finished the restoration, but--darn it!--I had to give it up when we moved. It nearly broke my heart to get rid of that set after all the work I had put into it, but what could I do?
Ah, memories.
Good luck and very kind regards,