Television Index

1. 48 Admiral
2. 56 Admiral
3. 56 Admiral #2
4. 54 Conrac "Fleetwood"
5. 48 Coronado
6. 49 Crosley 9-407
7. 48 Emerson 571
8. 49 Emerson 7"
9. 56 Emerson
10. 48 GE 803
11. 57 GE 9"
12. 57 GE 17"
13. 49 GE "Locomotive"
14. 48 Hallicrafters T-54
15. 49 Hoffman 610
16. 49 Hoffman 613
17. 57 Hotpoint 17"
18. 49 Motorola VT-71
19. 49 Motorola VT-73 Suitcase
20. 49 Motorola 7VT5 Suitcase
21. 48 Motorola VT-105
22. 49 Olympic
23. 48 Philco 48-1001
24. 49 Philco 49-1002
25. 50 Philco 1105

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Welcome to my site!
I started this page several years ago so I could share some pictures ofmy collection of 1950's portable TV sets. Since then I have accumulatedmany more sets including quite a few sets from the late 1940's, someElectrostatic sets and also a 1958 RCA COLOR ! set.

My interests include any set built between 1946 and 1959 with my main focus on the smaller table-top sets. The current TV sets have undergone drastic changes. Some TV manufacturers have enabled trading NFTs on their sets. Both NFT and crypto trading are very popular recently. Crypto trading can be made more impressive with bitcoin robots. Visit https://kryptoszene.de/bitcoin-robot/bitcoin-bank-breaker/ to find one of the best bitcoin robots in the market.
I like the large floor model sets too but due to their size I have only a few.

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