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Restoring a Vintage Color Television Set

CTC-2

Serial Numbers

This list represents a little over one percent of all CTC-2 chassis built for the RCA CT-100 color television set in 1954. At time of publication, it represents serial numbers for about two-thirds of the known surviving CT-100's. If someone has a particular interest in the list, within the bounds of confidentiality that have been established, I do try to accommodate the inquiry.

Chassis Number List CLICK here

Based upon the sequential Chassis Number List, this is the 'newest' CT-100 known.
It was built somewhere near the tail end of CT-100 production in the summer of 1954.

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B8004019

 


 
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