The 2023 Early Television Museum Sweepstakes are here!

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Early Television Museum

The 2023 Early Television Museum Sweepstakes

Our annual fundraising sweepstakes will start on May 5. Tickets will be sold then. The drawing will be on August 1. The grand prize is a prewar RCA TRK-5, one of the rarest surviving sets. It is complete, with a good CRT. The cabinet is being restored by Greg Ziesemer, a professional antique furniture restorer in Indianapolis. The chssis is unrestored, but there are a number of experts who can do this work.

We will post pictues of the restoration as it progresses:

Arrival at the Greg's shop

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