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Early Color Television

Philco 22D5102 (TV-123 Chassis)

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The TV-123 was made in 1955. It was Philco's first 21 inch color set. About 500 were made before it was pulled from production. Philco then marketed a set made for them by RCA. They also made a table model, the 22D5100. It was made with mahogany cabinets (22D5102M) and a light wood cabinet (22D5102L)

 

 

 


 
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