https://auctions.mclarenauction.com/lots/view/4-SBXNK/westinghouse-first-model-color-television
There is an online auction (on Aug 30th) that features about 300 Vintage TV sets from the late 40s, 50s and 1960s
as well as a couple of others. Like the 1st Color TV model ever made and sold.
I kinda remember my parents having a Zenith console not unlike item# 188.
https://auctions.mclarenauction.com/lots/view/4-SBXV6/zenith-console-television
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https://auctions.mclarenauction.com/auctions/4-NOZB9/august-30th-vintage-television-auction?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=auction_in_just_2_days_august_30th_vintage_tv_advertising_auction&utm_term=2020-08-28&limit=96&jump_to_lot=51#?view=grid

They have several of these type, opening bids are $20.
The auction house is about 30 miles from my home in Salem.

I like how 21" used to be considered a Big Screen.
And those 7" and 10" screens from the 40s,
did cause a lot of eye strain i am sure.

Only hours left before the online auction starts.
I may take a stab at a couple, just for the home decor aspect
of some of the models.
Fortunately I can pick up if i win since the auction house is only 30 min drive away.

Auction is over.
About 25% of items were passed over.
Another 25% went for minimum bid of $20.
A few classic rarer items went for $600 or $1100 or $1800,
But vast majority went for between $25 to $150

I assumed that 95% of the TV sets were non working.
Even if they worked they only have wired ANT inputs
and no digital tuners for today's TV broadcast networks.