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Motorola 20T2 on the bay
That's gotta be one heavy tabletop! I really do like that early squared corner look.
I wonder if that's the original stand ? It certainly fits on it well. ![]() http://cgi.ebay.com/Early-50s-Motoro...-/330516063404 (no afilly) |
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I'm guessing the legs are screwed onto the bottom of the cabinet with those angle mount brackets. I just don't see any other base between the TV and legs.
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Maybe. I think that lip that comes up in the front might be part of a base.
I believe in Motorola nomenclature 'K' models are consoles and 'T' are tabletops. The tvhistory.tv site doesn't specify either for this set so maybe those legs are optional. Here's a 20T3 with no legs. Last edited by bandersen; 01-06-2011 at 11:26 PM. |
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I think I see little feet sticking out from under the cabinet on the right side, as if for setting on a table. I could be mistaken.
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I think you're right. The only thing close I've see in person is my 17" bakelite version. It has four hard rubber feet.
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