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Postwar Television

Postwar Picture Tubes in the Museum's Collection

Direct View Tubes

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7GP4 (1946)

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DuMont 12JP4 Prototype (1947)

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Philco Rectangular Prototype (late 40s).

Courtesy of Darryl Hock

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10HP4. Made about 1948 and used in the Belmont 22AX22 console.

Courtesy of John Folsom

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16AP4 (1948)

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20BP4 (1946)

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21AP4 (1951)

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30BP4 (1951) Used in the DuMont Royal Sovereign

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K1003P4, postwar replacement for 14AP4 used in DuMont early electronic 14 inch sets

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CRT for use in high light situations

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MW13-2

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MW18-3  

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Panasonic Flat Screen Prototype (1969)

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Lucitron Flat Screen Prototype (1979)

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Fairchild Flat Screen CRT (1959)

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Air Force Human Resources Laboratory CRT

Projection Tubes

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Rauland projection tube

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Experimental Rauland Projection CRT

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TP400 (1948) Used in the Philco 48-2500

 

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3NP4 (1949) Used in Norelco Protelgram projection unit

 

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5TP4 (1946) Used in RCA and other projection sets

 

 

 

Flying Spot Scanner CRTs

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Rank Cintel CRT
  • CRT Rebuilding
  • CBS CRT specifications (1956)
  • Corning TV Bulb Selector (early 50s)
  • CRT manufacturing items
  • DuMont CRT advertisement
  • DuMont CRT specifications (ca 1945)
  • DuMont CRT specifications (1956)
  • DuMont's million tube a year plant
  • Flat TV Tube (Gabor tube)
  • General Electric experimental clear CRT
  • General Electric field visits to CRT facilities
  • How to Manufacture CRTs (Wikibooks)
  • The Magic of Making Picture Tubes
  • New TV Screen Offers Greater Contras
  • Philips "Folded-Up" CRT
  • Picture tube manufacturing
  • RCA Picture Tube Guide - 1961
  • RCA picture tube price list - 1955
  • Rectangular TV Tube Cuts Cost
  • Skiatron Projection CRT
  • Sylvania flat screen CRT
  • Sylvania 1946 advertisement
  • Tung-Sol CRT comic book advertisement
  • John S. Vansant, CRT Engineer
  • 60 Television Tubes an Hour

 


 
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