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Early Color Television

Motorola 19CT1

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  • 1955 magazine article
  • Advertising literature
  • Technical information
  • Restoration

This set was introduced in 1954. It has a rare 19 inch tube. Most of these sets were later modified with 21 inch tubes by Motorola. The chassis is identical to our other Motorola color sets, the 19CK1 and 19CK2. This set has been restored to working condition.

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This message is stamped in the top of the cabinet

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Here is a photo of the screen after restoration of the set

 


 
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