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 1986 RCA ColorTrak TV console. The tube, unfortunately burnt out near 2000, but the console in itself is good wood, excellent condition and had been serving as a stand for a flat screen. It’s 35”L by 17 7/8 W by 31 ¼ H. karenbowman005 at columbus dot rr dot com. Best offer Located in Urbana Ohio. Pickup only. (12/1/25)

 

 

 Zenith “Space Command” Color Console TV model  SB2509PC. Located in NY. Gay,  (804) 301-4647 horatio317 at verizon dot net (9/7/25)

 

80’s zenith color tv for sale. Pick up only. Located in the Columbus Ohio area. Still in good working order. $200. Cathy, cleary623 at icloud dot com (7/10/25)

 

WANTED: Philco / Philco Ford set from the 60s: I'd prefer a roundy, but will consider any interesting Philco color set, unrestored if possible. For the right set I'm willing to pay decent cash. Pictures for reference. Thanks, Craig. Located in MA. (860) 798-3081 craigtmuz at gmail dot com (6/20/25)

 

National Museum of the Surface Navy is looking for a few 1950’s, 1960’s vintage television sets to be used for a display in the new Battleship Iowa museum. The museum is also looking for a 1960’s vintage TV/stereo console unit which was very popular in 1960’s era homes. The sets will be used in a display depicting the advancement of technology through the decades. If you have a set and would be willing to donate, please send a photo to: glopes@labattleship.com for review. Thanks,

Old vintage TV for sale. Located in OH. Michael, (216) 318-7898 michaelalford00 at gmail dot com (3/28/25)

 

Looking for someone in the area of Jacksonville to Orlando area to teach me how to work on antique TVs.... I have several roundies and B&W TVs. Don, billbear2 at att dot net (3/22/25)
I'm looking for a Sears 16 inch color consolette that was made in Japan within a few hours of northern Florida. Rectangular tube manufactured in the last half of the '60's. Don, billbear2 at att dot net (3/14/25)

Wanted: 1970s Admiral “ERA II” touch-tune color television. These came in portable, table and console models. Paul, (705) 525-6206 cathoderay1234 at aol dot com (2/22/25)

 

I inherited a 1988 General Electric color console television in good condition. She had an xfinity cable box on it color is good and sound as well. Located in TN. tamicadancy at yahoo dot com (2/12/25)

 

 


 
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