Early Color TV Database

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Early Color Television

Manufacturer

Model Size

Surviving

CBS Columbia

FT, 15", 16", 19", 22" Rectangular

1-19" [205]

Col-R-Tel

Color wheel NTSC converter

4 [100]

Colordaptor

Color wheel NTSC converter

3(1) [C-15A]

Hoffman

15", 19", 21"

Motorola

FT, 15", 19", 21"

2-21" [21CT2]

RCA Victor

(6 commercial models)

6-15" [CT-100]

4-21" [21CT55]

6-21" [CTC4]

RCA Broadcast

15", 21" studio monitors

1-15" [TM10]

Sears - Toshiba

16" Rectangular

2-16" Rectangular

Westinghouse

FT, 15", 19", 21", 22" Rectangular

2-15" [H840CK15]

1(1)-22" rectangular