Resources
Chapter Seventeen
Service manuals, advertisements, product brochures, miscellaneous items, etc.
Service Manuals
Beitman-1947-FM-TV
JVC TM-L450TU LCCS Service Manual
Mitsubishi field sequential color viewfinder
Philco Safari Service Manual
RCA Merrill CT-100 Color TV
RCA Pensbury CTC-7 Color TV
Sinclair MTV-1 Service Manual
Sinclair FTV 1 and 2 Service Manual
Panasonic CT-101A
Sony FP 60 Operating Instructions
Sony KD-34XBR960 Owners Manual
Sony KD-34XBR960 Service Manual
Sony KV 5200 Owners Manual
Sony KV 5300 Owners Manual
Sony KV 7010U Chromatron Service Manual Partial
Sony KX 2501 Service Manual
Sony KV 7010UA Service Manual
Sony KVX 370 Service Manual
Sony XEL-1 Training Manuel
SONY XEL-1 Operating Instructions
Sony XEL-1 OLED Teardown with related high resolution images.
Convert the Hitachi beam index CRT into a mini television monitor
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Product Brochures
Advent 750
JVC TM-L500PN 5 inch LCD Field Sequential Color Monitor
Panasonic CT 101A
RCA Color Television
RCA CT 100 courtesy Ryan Ruterskiold
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Advertisements
The first 19 inch colors televisions hit the market in the United States.
A two page advertisement in Life Magazine, August 30, 1954.
Miscellaneous
June 27, 2024
What are “Q,” “Y” and “I” signals? Tap image to read.
Color demodulation presentation. (First presentation)
October 1, 2023
Zoom presentation sponsored by Early Television Foundation.
Oldest surviving color television in the world.
1946 General Electric model No. 950.
This may surprise you, but General Electric made a mechanical color wheel color television way back in 1946, prior to the CBS-Goldmark color set! Believed to be the only existing example on display at the National Museum of Scotland. Click on below image to read the PDF.
PowerPoint presentation for RCA CT-100 collectors by Wayne Abare and Pete Deksnis, presented at the annual Early Television Foundation convention. Thank you gentlemen.
Click on image to read the PDF.
1950 Experimental RCA Color CRT Courtesy Sarnoff Collection.
1953 “Red Book” RCA Color TV Petition To FCC
RCA TM-10A Color Monitor courtesy unknown
Sony KVX 370 publicity photo courtesy Sony
AMC, a 1954 color television no one has heard of and could well be the first color set sold in this country. It appears to have used the RCA 15GP22 CRT. See the accompanying newspaper article indicating this set was sold within “hours” of the advertisement going public by the Brooklyn Daily Eagle on January 20, 1954.
Sony KV-27V1
Motorola 16CK1
Tap 7019363 to open PDF Dissertation “Early Diffusion Of Color Television In The United States”
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Classic Car Collection
More to come.