Hoffman Colorcaster M4021A

Philco TV-123

RCA TM-21 Monitor

Courtesy of John Folsom

TLS50. Based around the CTC-2B chassis (21CT-55), with no modifications to the basic chassis, except to leave off the convergence yoke assembly. All the circuitry associated with the fantastic control panel is passive components, used to adjust the bias on the 3 CRTs, and set up the vertical and horizontal sweep and focus. The projection optics are 3 Norelco Protelgram boxes, with special versions of the 3NP4 CRTs, with blue, green and yellow phosphors, and a red Wratten filter.

Courtesy of John Folsom

Admiral Patrician

1957 Admiral

Admiral Ambassador C322C16

1957 DuMont

1957 Emerson

1956-57 General Electric 21C700

Courtesy of Sean Duffy

1956 Hallicrafters 21CK801M

1956 Magnavox

1957 Magnavox

1957 Motorola 21CT2M

Courtesy of John Folsom

Muntz Chromatron Set

Muntz 721 CV. Built around an RCA CTC5-N chassis. This is the Deluxe Series, which  used X and Z wide-band demodulation producing a superior color picture.

Courtesy of John Folsom

Packard Bell 21CC1

Raytheon C-21C1M

RCA CTC-5

Sentinel IU-816

Stromberg Carlson 102CM

Courtesy of John Folsom

Sylvania 21C609

Courtesy of John Horvath

Sylvania 31C606 "The Saratoga"

Westinghouse 22 inch

RCA CTC-7 (1958)

RCA CTC-9 (1959)

Sears-Toshiba 16 inch. The first rectangular screen set from Japan (1965)

Mitsubishi Triniscope

General Electric Porta Color (1966)

Sony Chromatron (1966)

Uniray (1960s)

Topping Color TV Converter