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As RadioTVnut said, I've never seen a Magnavox B&W without safety glass, so I'll submit to Curtis Mathes, or perhaps a more mundane brand (Sears, Admiral, Bradford, etc). The bezel and cabinet could pass for Zenith, but I say not a Zenith because I don't see the aux dropdown door below the mask, and AFAIK all Zenith B&W sets had that at the time.
I also think it's a master & slave set. Meaning that it has a stereo-capable FM radio (and possibly a phono) under the door, and it came with an optional slave unit with the slave amp and phono (if phono isn't in the main unit on this one). That's why the TV is off-center in the cabinet, maybe.... And that screams ADMIRAL!
Charles
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