The Official Vintage Curtis Mathes site by Glenn Waters
The Official Vintage Curtis Mathes site by Glenn Waters
Curtis Mathes, Vintage Electronics, Televisions, Stereos, Radios, VCRs, Multiplexes, Speakers, Eight Track Players, Cassette Tape Decks, Reel to Reel Players, Wall to Wall Entertainment Centers, Curtis Mathes LPs, Camcorders, Mathes Coolers and Fans, Made in the USA. Design
Welcome to the Curtis Mathes Vintage Site by Glenn Waters, here we cover every aspect of the early days and the golden era of Curtis Mathes. From the early days of the Mathes Cooler Fans the the start of the Curtis Mathes Electronics Company. We cover every aspect from the first Curtis Mathes televisions to the last television to come off the assembly line in Athens Texas. Curtis Mathes Advertisements, Curtis Mathes Stereos, Curtis Mathes wall to wall complete Entertainment Centers, Curtis Mathes VCR Players and recorders, Curtis Mathes Camcorder, Curtis Mathes LPs and Records, Curtis Mathes Reel to Reel, Curtis Mathes Cassette Players, there is so much more, the list of electronics is amazing.
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Curtis Mathes Projector Televisions.
Curtis Mathes Projector Televisions.
Here in the awesome photo above and the four photos below is Gino Perrine wonderful Curtis Mathes Projection Television, model number G531R, manufactured in 1982.
It has a serial number of 04891890 and a chassis of C83-2.
This is truly a remarkable find, and what a great color picture, these wonderful projection TV's are getting hard to find and very rare for collectors.
Thank you for sharing Gino.
Here is a quote from Carl Anderson "The projection TV images in this site are legally bought and relabeled. Panasonic TVs model #CT 6000. Curtis Mathes built a larger set later with and stand corrected a 82 inch screen with KLOSS sealed Schmidt cathode ray systems (3 rgb)"
Thank you Carl.
Below are four nice photos of Lauren Porter's beautiful Curtis Mathes Projector TV; what a wonderful CM projector TV console. These are very hard to find these days.
Below are four nice photos of Lauren Porter's beautiful Curtis Mathes Projector TV; what a wonderful CM projector TV console. These are very hard to find these days.
Generally these sold for around $3,000.00 back in the 1970's and were very expensive for that day.
It opens up in the front and has a mirror that the lights reflect off of. It's pretty big too, and very cool and retro.
These old girls are so very rare these days I would hate to venture to guess at the value to a collector for one this nice, but she would be into the thousand of dollars if she is in perfect working conditions and mint like this one.
