Does anyone know of a website or newsgroup which would have price lists for old or antique television sets? In other words, they provide information as to the current value on the antique market of what a set might sell for?

: Does anyone know of a website or newsgroup which would have price lists for old or antique television sets? In other words, they provide information as to the current value on the antique market of what a set might sell for?

It seems some boneheads are too stupid to use a fscking message board. The two fsckers before me is what I'm referring to. Stupid pieces of shite.

: : Does anyone know of a website or newsgroup which would have price lists for old or antique television sets? In other words, they provide information as to the current value on the antique market of what a set might sell for?

: Does anyone know of a website or newsgroup which would have price lists for old or antique television sets? In other words, they provide information as to the current value on the antique market of what a set might sell for?

: Does anyone know of a website or newsgroup which would have price lists for old or antique television sets? In other words, they provide information as to the current value on the antique market of what a set might sell for?

I'm also looking for the same information. Unfortunately I have been unsucessful. Anything of lates?

I'm also looking for the same information. Unfortunately I have been unsucessful. Anything of lates?

: Does anyone know of a website or newsgroup which would have price lists for old or antique television sets? In other words, they provide information as to the current value on the antique market of what a set might sell for?

Harry Poster has a website that might be a good starting point, to get you in the ballpark.

I found a book titled: "The Collectors Guide to Vintage Television", aparently in print.