Early Color Television Raytheon 15 Inch Color
This set was owned by Bill Morrison, Sr, an electrical engineer who worked at Raytheon and worked on CRT, radio and televsion technology. He worked for Raytheon along with many other companies. It was donated to the museum by William Orrin and Judith Marie Morrison and family. The son and daughter of the engineer recall this:
Courtesy of Steve Dichter This article was published 10 days before Admiral had announced it was shipping color sets to dealers and distributors. It may be that Raytheon was the first company to sell NTSC color sets to the public. These pictures are of a surviving chassis. Here are comments from Bob Millard:
At the 2018 Early Television Convention, Steve Kissinger and Darryl Hock were able to get the set working. Steve had restored the chassis in Calfornia earlier.
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