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The Set: Pete Deksnis's Site about the CT-100

Restoring a Vintage Color Television Set

A full-color form for dealers who ordered the CT-100? It had to be the 1954 equivalent of a feel-good meeting today. I don't mean to be supercilious: just practical. If you look closely, the space for specifying the number of sets ordered is blank!

Don Ray TV remained in business at the same location until 1997.

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"So that our store may participate in the beginning of a great new service to the public...
the RCA compatible color television system... please enter my order for immediate
shipment of _____ Model CT100 [sic] RCA Victor Color Television Receiver(s)."

Thanks again to Steve D. for sharing yet another
absorbing fragment of color television history.
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