Can you find the one TV that is NOT from the 1960s?
Which set is not a '60s tube?

Image: Magnavox / RCA / Admiral / Westinghouse / Sylvania / Zenith
Television sets have come in all different shapes and sizes over the years, from giant cabinets with tiny round screens to enormous screens that are flat as a pancake.
Here are 12 different TVs from years past. All but one of them is from the 1960s. Can you spot the one that isn’t?

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Which one of these television sets is NOT from the 1960s?

Can you find the one TV that is NOT from the 1960s?
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TV’s then were part of the living room and the style (colonial, oak, etc,) had to fit in with the overall style of the rest of the furniture. I remember one with sliding doors that you could close so you wouldn’t have to look at a blank screen. If I got home from school and these doors were closed it meant “no TV” until I figured out what me or my sisters did to get my Mom mad.
It took me three tries. My downfall was thinking #1, with the relatively small screen, and #4, with the rounder screen, might be from the 50s.
My grandma won this tv in a supermarket contest and she put it on the top of her bedroom dresser. She liked to watch it when grandpa was stuck on sports in the living room.
Took a few tries, but the real fun was just admiring the designs. :] My favorite is the eighth. If it had a little railing on top like a few of the others to emphasize it as a shelf, and perhaps if it were more elevated, it’d be perfect. :D
Found it on the 3rd try. That funny looking base gave me the clue after missing twice before. I loved and miss all those great American brand names: Sylvania, Westinghouse, Zenith, Admiral, RCA, Magnavox, and Motorola,
we had a zenith in the 60s;it was the first color one we had and you had three color knobs to adjust the colors as well as a contrast and tint knob.icould tell that one was from the 70s,they would never have made something that looked like that in the 60s.ours looked liked a piece of furniture but lasted a long time,even into the 80s and weighed a ton,tubes all the way
My parents had a mid '60s 25" Magnavox color TV from the earliest of my memory. Of course, encapsulated in a heavily varnished light walnut footed cabinet. I'm a month from being 56 and always had a color TV. I felt kinda special as a kid to have color TV because a lot of my friends still had B&W sets through the early '70s. Special!