Lot #5: Lot Title: Vintage Zenith "Spirit of '76" Bicentennial Portable CRT Television - Powers On

A highly collectible piece of history and retro electronics. This portable Zenith solid-state CRT television was produced to commemorate the United States Bicentennial, featuring a unique "Spirit of '76" design. Key Features: Bicentennial Commemorative Art: The side panels feature a printed graphic of a Revolutionary War Minuteman, accompanied by the text "Declaration of Independence IN CONGRESS JULY 4, 1776" and replica signatures of the founding fathers. Vintage Controls: The front panel boasts a classic mid-century aesthetic with satisfyingly tactile dials for VHF/UHF tuning, Volume (push-off/pull-on), Contrast, and Brightness. Portability: Designed with a sturdy top-mounted carrying handle and an integrated, telescoping antenna for on-the-go viewing. Identification: Zenith Model No. GT176X, Chassis 9GB1X. The rear label indicates it was manufactured in July 1975, perfectly timed for the 1976 celebrations. Condition Detail: Operational Status: The television powers on and successfully displays a bright blue raster/static screen. (Note: As an analog TV, an RF modulator/digital converter is required to display modern broadcast signals). Visual Condition: The exterior shows its vintage character. The woodgrain finish is intact, though the side graphics show some yellowing, fading, and minor scuffing consistent with age. The rear panel and power cord are fully intact. Condition Note: This item powers on as described. As vintage electronics, it may exhibit surface scratches, minor dents, or performance quirks appropriate for its age. This item is not professionally graded; please refer to all photos to assess cosmetic condition. Sold as-is. Pickup category timeslot {A}