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Estate find... Oddball B&W Zenith
I have the 12" version of this set (thanks Doug) and I just found the 19" version which I'll bet is even more rare...
![]() Notice the price? It started at $20 the first day of the sale, same price as another 19" color set in the house. I asked the people running the sale if they were aware it was B&W, because I'm a good citizen. This did nothing to lower the price, lol.So I came back the last day when it should have been $10. I plugged it in and it had no sound. I offered the guy $2. He says "I need at least $5", to which I responded, "Do you think somebody else is going to come to the sale and give you money for a B&W TV with no sound that will be worthless in two months?" He reflected briefly and said "ok" then marked it $4, which equaled $2 on 1/2 off day. Crazy thing is, it sat in my ice-cold garage for a week and when I tried it today, (after thawing) it worked fine! I feel like I should go back and give him the extra $8. Here are some more pictures... Probably the only time and actual B&W broadcast is seen, for once I'm missing nothing! ![]() That overly complicated tuner. The Detroit channel numbers don't work that great (0, 2, 4, 7).. ![]() What the hell is this??? A set of 300ohm rabbit ears connected to a 75ohm adapter, connected to a 75-to-300ohm adapter??? ![]() and a finale...
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From Captain Video, 1/4/2007 "It seems that Italian people are very prone to preserve antique stuff." |
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