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Early Television

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Early Television

Early Television

Picture Tubes

Postwar Picture Tubes

CBS CRT specifications (1956)	New TV Screen Offers Greater Contrast
Corning TV Bulb Selector (early 50s)	Philips "Folded-Up" CRT
CRT manufacturing items	Picture tube manufacturing
CRT rebuilding	RCA Picture Tube Guide - 1961
DuMont CRT advertisement	RCA picture tube price list - 1955
DuMont CRT specifications (ca 1945)	Rectangular TV Tube Cuts Cost
DuMont CRT specifications (1956)	Skiatron Projection CRT
DuMont's million tube a year plant	Sylvania flat screen CRT
Fairchild (Aiken) flat screen CRT	Sylvania 1946 advertisement
Flat TV Tube (Gabor tube)	Tung-Sol CRT comic book advertisement
General Electric experimental clear CRT	John S. Vansant, CRT Engineer
General Electric field visits to CRT facilities	60 Television Tubes an Hour
How to Manufacture CRTs (Wikibooks)	VDC Picture Tube Interchaneability Guide

Direct View Tubes

Early Television

7GP4 (1946)

Early Television

DuMont 12JP4 Prototype (1947)

Early Television

Philco Rectangular Prototype (late 40s).

Courtesy of Darryl Hock

Early Television

10HP4. Made about 1948 and used in the Belmont 22AX22 console.

Courtesy of John Folsom

Early Television

16AP4 (1948)

Early Television

20BP4 (1946)

Early Television

21AP4 (1951)

Early Television

30BP4 (1951) Used in the DuMont Royal Sovereign

Early Television

K1003P4, postwar replacement for 14AP4 used in DuMont early electronic 14 inch sets

Early Television

CRT for use in high light situations

Early Television

MW13-2

Early Television

MW18-3

Projection Tubes

Early Television

Rauland projection tube

Early Television

Experimental Rauland Projection CRT

Early Television

TP400 (1948) Used in the Philco 48-2500

Early Television

3NP4 (1949) Used in Norelco Protelgram projection unit

Early Television

5TP4 (1946) Used in RCA and other projection sets

Flying Spot Scanner CRTs

Early Television

Rank Cintel CRT