Crosley Color Converter

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Early Color Television

Crosley Color Wheel Assembly

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This color wheel assembly was part of a color converter made about 1950 to be used with the CBS color system. It was attached to a housing which contained a 10 inch black and white CR. The complete converter was attached to a black and white receiver.. We have only the motor assembly. It was donated to the museum by Dave Johnson.

Early Television

Courtesy of John Folsom

Early Television

Popular Science, September 1951

Courtesy of Cliff Benham

Early Television

Radio & Television News, September 1951

Courtesy of John Folsom

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