PANASONIC TR-005 ORBITEL ROTATING TELEVISION SET

Japan, circa 1970s. Space age design transister TV in chrome, plastic & metal. Supported on tripod base, pair of telescopic antenna attached to the back. H. of television 25 cm (9 7/8 in) H. with exte

Panasonic. TR-005 Orbitel, 1973. Rotating television on chrome tripod. 8-1/2 inches high (21.6 cm). Ships from Newport Beach, CA.

A vintage Panasonic 'Orbitel' portable television, model TR-005. 15 x 12 x 10. All measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth).

Description - Panasonic TR-005 retro television. Dimensions - 11" x 12" x 10"

Panasonic TR-005 Orbital "The Eyeball" TV 1960's-70's

Panasonic portable television, Model TR-622, red case.

Large assortment of early to mid-20th century accessories including candlesticks, teapots, a Lundby television set, an early television shaped view master with rotating images of aircraft, German stri

Panasonic Travelvision, chassis family 1M05. Serial o. FP2560770. Manufacted October 1982. With Panasonic IC TV. Model TR-001. Serial No. FP022 Dimensions: 7.50 " W x 4.00 "&n

C. 1971 - TR-005CMeasures 10" x 12" (25.40 x 30.48 cm.)

Early "System Telehor" Television Set, 1930 By "TeKaDe". Telehor universal receiver, consisting of bearing block with axle and phase adjustment, two lamp-holders with aperture, two Osram Telehor AU te

Philco Predicta television set Model H3410, circa 1950sH: 24 1/2 in. W: 12 in. L: 24 3/4 in.PROVENANCE:The Collection of a Connecticut Gentleman.

Rare Baird "Televisor", 1928 An unusually well-preserved example of the first commercially produced television set, invented by John Logie Baird (1888-1946). - Manufactured by Plessey Co. for Baird T

The Baird Televisor World's very first mechanical television set, designed and manufactured 1928 onwards by John Logie Baird, London. With spiral-punched scanning disc by Paul Gottlieb Nipkow, Berlin.

Motorized adjustable chaise lounge from the television set of Star Trek, 1990s. 36" H x 72" W x 28" D.

(Disney, 2010) An extremely limited edition Mickey Mouse Club paper sculpture prepared for Destination D, by artist Dave Avanzino. In a shadow box cleverly designed like a vintage television set, the

Brueton (American, founded 1926). A "Marquise" chrome vase designed by J. Wade Beam, resting on a polished stainless steel stem; allowing for easy rotating; set onto a grigio carnico stone base. Appar

"Philips TX400" Television Receiver, 1951 Desk television set, wood case, 9 in. picture tube, four-channel tuner, complete, untested. - The first 625-line television set and the first television sold

Signed original graffiti pop art painting by listed artist L.A. II aka Angel Ortiz (1967- New York/ California/ Puerto Rico). Paid Programming depicts a television set with $ signs in the iconic graff

Kerouac Jack Jack Kerouac Personally Owned & Used Television, ca. 1958   A Zenith Radio Corporation (Chicago, Illinois) television set personally owned and used by Jack Kerouac (1922-1969), the famou

Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale… In September of 1964, the S.S. Minnow first set out on its fateful trip as Gilligan's Island premiered on American television sets. Few could have pre

Pair of Cabinets w/ Leather Pull End Drawers on Wheels. Each have 3 drawers with 2 shallow and 1 deep bottom drawer. Top is white with brown wood everywhere else. Rotating sets of wheels on bottoms. D

Philips 3500 Neon Lamp, c. 1930 For the use in combination with the Nipkow disc, an early experimental television supply, similar to the tubes used by John Logie Baird in his first television sets, on

Estate 18kt yellow gold (tested) and silver necklace, in the style of Bulgari "Monete," rotating pendant set with Ptolemaic coin, framed by fourteen small diamonds, approx 0.14cttw, and blue cabochon

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL REVOLVING VASE the floral spherical rotating body set with four gilt bronze medallions each containing a five-clawed dragon amongst reticulated cloud scrolls wi