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Free to a good home! 1956 Magnavox TV. Probably not working, but all parts are intact. Just can't bear to throw it in the dump and I have no knowledge as to how to restore it. I am in the Baltimore area. Jeffrey, 19jeffblanco54 at gmail dot com (4/1/25)

Hi everybody, I have cleaned out family belongings from the old "homestead" and ended up with a "vintage" color TV (Sylvania GT Matic II color television console, manufactured in Batavia, NY, in August 1976, approximately 23 in. screen, wood cabinet; still powered up last time that I checked - a while ago) that I would like to transfer to someone who would appreciate it. FYI - I reside near Rochester NY. Let me know if you're interested. Thanks! Robert, zoomie at rochester dot rr dot com (5/10/24)

 

1977 Zenith 23" Chromacolor II TV. 1 owner. Original promotional paperwork/sales documentation included. Probably not turned on in at least 25 years. All I can say is that the TV is whole and intact. I can't speak for its electronic guts. Never taken apart to the best of my knowledge Email me at mikecee1@yahoo.com if interested. Need to move it out of the house sooner, rather than later. Located in MO. (5/9/24)

 

Free for book rate postage. RCA service manuals for CTC38X and CTC35 series color TVS. Jody, peverett at austin dot rr dot com (4/9/24)

Motorola T-18A chassis only. Free except for shipping. Located in MI. John, yurkon at msu dot edu (2/20/24)

 

 


 
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