Sparton of Canada - Televisions

(Last updated, July 09, 2024)

What is this page, and why is it here?

Back in 2022 I was at a computer for long stretches with some time to kill – and found myself reading through older posts in the Antique Radio forums.

The posts allowed you to ‘sleuth along’ with debug and repairs.  Of those, I found the Antique Television discussion the most enjoyable, as in most cases you were rewarded at the end with an actual visual indication of success (e.g., a working picture on the screen).

I had restored old TVs, radios, jukeboxes, pinball machines, etc. in the past – but hadn’t really had much of a project to work on recently. I didn’t want to miss out on the ‘fun’, and so I started to look around locally for something to experiment with - wanting something from the late 50’s to mid 60’s range. I really didn’t need another working TV – so the focus was on getting something to restore.

There was very little to pick and choose from (in Nova Scotia, Canada) with most older sets having long ago gone to the dump, and most of the remaining ones in hands of people that felt they had something worth a fortune. That said - I did happen upon a lonely looking unit on Kijiji that I figured I would take a chance on:

I didn't know (and didn't care at the time) what model/make it was - but I later found out it was a 23” Black-and-White, Sparton of Canada, 23M7-T (“Ladner”).

When trying to gather data I found there really wasn't much on-line. Yes – there was some history to indicate that the Sparton of Canada company was established in 1930 in London, Ontario (Canada) by the US company, Sparks-Withington. It also noted that Sparton of Canada had manufactured radios, phonographs, household appliances and was the Canadian presser of 78’s, 45’s and LPs (on behalf of some other labels, as well as under the ‘Sparton’ label.) The www.radiomuseum.org web site had a good handful of radios listed – but TV-wise, there were just a couple off-the-cuff references to a couple models here and there.

For my repair work, I did get access to the Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service data for the set (provided by a kind member on the Antique Radios Forum) – but I  never did find any sort of general resource on-line.  I also didn't have direct access to all the RCC Television Service data - or for that matter, even a complete index of part numbers.

After I finished work on my TV I stumbled across bits of pieces of data here and there.  I’ve put together this basic page to tabulate some of the information I found - so that others looking for it might have better luck finding it than I originally did. 

The information is limited to models between about 1952 and 1967.  This may actually be all there were as I'm not aware if there were models before that or after that.  The earliest date may make sense as Canadian-based broadcasts for TV apparently didn't start until 1952.  B&W-only sets before 1967 makes sense too, as colour broadcasts in Canada didn't start until mid 1966 and there is a news article on-line from May 1966 quoting the present of Sparton of Canada sayingt it was 'worth the wait' for colour TV sets to be considered in Canada.

The earliest sets listed below seem to mirror details from Sparton in the US - such as using the "Cosmic Eye" promotional moniker. That said, some things seem different too - for instance, the US sets did offer a line of models using "Royal Scot" names.  The Canadian sets also had a similar series of names - including some of the same names - but the actual models appear to be different and a few years later.  As of this writing, it is unknown how/if the earliest sets matched between US and Canada..

The table below still has gaps - and may have some duplicates (e.g., a model listed by model number with partial data might represent the same TV as another entry only listed by model name).  If you happen to have more data on specific units, photos of models not already captured here, alternate advertisements that might have referenced them, corrections, etc. - please feel free to get in touch.  I can be contacted via e-mail at "ac151RemoveThisBit @ ncf.ca" (remember to remove the spaces as well as "RemoveThisBit"). 

Photo (Note 1)	Model (Note 2)	Name	Year (Note 3)	Hot Chassis? (Note 4)	Style	Dimensions (WxHxD - inches)	CRT	Tuner	Finishes / Colours	Remarks	References
	TV2150-K		1952							12.5" (with or without legs)	- Advertisement - Montreal Gazette newspaper, July 21, 1952 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 2
	TV2151-K		1952		Table Model					17" Screen	- Advertisement - Montreal Gazette newspaper, July 21, 1952 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 2
	TV2151-S		1952		Console				Handrubbed walnut or mahogany	17" Cosmic Eye	- Advertisement - Montreal Gazette newspaper, July 21, 1952 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 2 - Newspaper Ad:  Toronto Daily Star, Nov 25, 1952
	TV2151-T		1952							17"	- Advertisement - Montreal Gazette newspaper, July 21, 1952 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 2
	2152				Table Model				Walnut	21"	- Newspaper Ad:  Toronto Daily Star, Nov 25, 1952 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 6 (1952/53)
	TV2152		1952						Walnut, Mahogany or Blonde	17"	- Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, August 16, 1952 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 6 (1952/53) - Newspaper Ad:  Toronto Daily Star, Nov 25, 1952
	TV2252		1952							21"	- Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, November 9, 1952 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 6 (1952/53)
	TV2252-K		1952		Tabletop					21" (no legs)	- Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, Feb 1, 1953 - and Feb 8, 1953 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 6 (1952/53)
	TV2452-C		1952						Walnut or mahogany	17" TV, Radio, Phono - 3 speed record changer	- Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, September 27, 1952 - also Oct 5, 1952 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 6 (1952/53) - Newspaper Ad:  Toronto Daily Star, Nov 25, 1952
	1703-L	Streamliner	1954		Table				In walnut	17" "Matching Legs available at minimal cost" - "Cosmic Eye"	- Advertisement - Vancouver Sun, Jan 29, 1954 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 9
	1703-M	Hercules	1954	No					In walnut, blonde oak	17"	- Advertisement - Le Droit newspaper, January 22, 1954 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 9
	TV1703-T	Londoner	1953						"Rich, mellow walnut" with "easy roll casters"	17" "Cosmic Eye"	- Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, April 5, 1953 - and May 17, 1953 - Alternate advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, Dec 13, 1953 - Advertisement - Montreal Gazette, November 30, 1953 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 9
	TV2103-K	Jupiter	1954						Rubbed walnut with "deluxe trim"	21" Seems there might have been different bases offered ... the first picture shows a "matching base" that was included in price - the second from some time later seems to have a mis-matched base - "Cosmic Eye"	- Advertisement - Le Droit newspaper, January 22, 1954 - Advertisement - Le Droit newspaper, April 7, 1954 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 9
	2103-M	Limited Edition	1954	No						21" "Cosmic Eye"	- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Feb 19, 1954 - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1954-05-31 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 9
	ATV2103-S	Saturn		No		26 1/8 x 37 1/6 x 21 1/4			Hand polished walnut or mahogany	21" Doors will swing back	- Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - Advertisement - Montreal Gazette, November 30, 1953 - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1954-05-31 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 9
	2103-T	Mars	1953/54	No					Hand rubbed solid walnut, mahogany or blonde mahogany	21" "Cosmic Eye"	- Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, Nov 22, 1953 - Advertisement - Le Droit newspaper, April 7, 1954 - Advertisement - Montreal Gazette, November 30, 1953 - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1954-05-31 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 9
	ATV2133-C	Apollo Apollo II	1953/54	No		28.25 x 37 x 22			Walnut, mahogany or blonde mahogany	- 21" - TV, AM Radio, Phono - 4 door cabinet	- Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - Advertisement - Montreal Gazette, November 30, 1953 - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1954-05-31 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 10
	17D1-K	Comet	1954/55	No		19 1/6 x 19 7/8 x 19 7/8			Cabinet in Ebony, Woodland brown, Forest Green or Desert Sand	17" Metal Legs Optional - "Cosmic Eye"	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 13 (1954/55) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, April 30, 1954 - Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1954-05-31
	17D1-L	Orion	1954/55			19.25 x 19 x 19.75			Walnut (for use with metal or wooden legs) or limted oak (for use with matching base, metal or wooden legs)		- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 13 (1954/55) - Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1954-05-31
	17D1-T	Polaris	1954/55			19.75 x 34 x 19.75			Walnut	17" - "Cosmic Eye" - "ready for UHF"	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 13 (1954/55) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, April 14, 1954 - Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1954-05-31
	17D2		1954/55								- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 15
	21D1-K	Atlas	1954/55		Table Top	23 3/4 x 22 3/4 x 20 5/8			Cabinet in brown, green or sand finish	Wooden legs optional	- Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 15
	21D1-T		1954/55							21"	- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Sept 26, 1955 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 15
		Venus	1954/55						Genuine wood cabinet in Blonde Oak, Red Mahogany, Walnut	21"	- Advertisement - Brandon Daily Sun, Feb 2, 1955
		Juno	1954/55							17"	- Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1955-03-16
	21D2-L	Neptune	1954/55			23 5/16 x 23 x 20.25			Walnut or Blonde Oak	21" Matching legs - optional	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 16 (1955) - Advertisement - Le Droit newspaper, Sept 15, 1954 - Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 16 (1955)
	21D2-M	Limited Edition II	1954/55	No		27 x 36.25 x 20 3/8	21ZP4B		Mahogany or Blonde Mahogany		- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 16 (1955) - Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 16 (1955)
	21D2-T									21"	(Referenced in 1956 newspaper ad.) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 16
	21D3-C	Delphic	1954/55	No		37 13/16 x 36 x 20 5/16	21ZP4B		Walnut, Mahogany or Blonde Oak	Phono / AM Radio / TV	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 16 (1955) - Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv)
	24D1-K	Pallas	1954/55			31 3/16 x 36 x 19.25			In Walnut or Blonde Oak, complee with legs	24"	- Sparton Brochure (via tvhistory.tv) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 15
	17E1-K	Fraser	1955/56	No			17HP4B		Steel cabinet	Wire legs optional	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 20 (1956) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 24 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - The Sudbury Star, October 3, 1955 - Newspaper Ad - The Sudbury Star, October 8, 1955
	21E1-K	Ferguson	1955/56	No	Table		21AUP4A		Steel cabinet	Wooden legs optional	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 20 (1956) - Newspaper Ad - The Huntsville Forester, Dec 15, 1955 - Newspaper Ad - The Chilliwack Progress, Feb 1, 1956
	21E1-L	Murray	1955/56	No			21AUP4A				- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 20 (1956) - Newspaper Ad - The Chilliwack Progress, Feb 1, 1956
	21E1-T	Gordon	1955/56	No			21AUP4A		In walnut, blonde oak		- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 20 (1956) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 24 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - Sherbrooke Daily Record, Nov 16, 1955 (same ad also in Sept 28, 1955) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Aug 23, 1956 - Newspaper Ad - Le Droit, June 12, 1956
	21E2-S		1955/56	No			21AUP4A				- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 22 (1956) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 24 (1957)
	21E2-T	Cameron	1955/56	No			21AUP4A		Walnut, Mahogany or Blonde Oak		- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 22 (1956) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 24 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - Sherbrooke Daily Record, Sept 14, 1955 (advertising 1956 model) - Newspaper Ad - Sherbrooke Daily Record, Feb 15, 1956 - Newspaper Ad - The Sudbury Star, October 8, 1955
	21E3-T		1955/56							Radio, TV, Phono	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 22 (1956) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 24 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - Le Droit, June 12, 1956
	21E3-C	MacKenzie	1955/56	No			21AUP4A		In walnut, limed oak, mahogany	21" Radio, TV, Phono (3 speed changer)	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 22 (1956) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 24 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - Sherbrooke Daily Record, Nov 30, 1955 - Newspaper Ad - The Sudbury Star, October 8, 1955
	21E4-M	MacGregor	1955/56	No	Consolette	27.5 x 33.25 x 20 1/8			Walnut or Blonde Oak	"Complete with Legs"	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 24 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - Sherbrooke Daily Record, Feb 1, 1956 - Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, Feb 18, 1956
		Wallace	1956	No				Walnut Cabinet	Walnut Cabinet	21" Radio, TV, Phono (BSR Changer, 4 speeds)	- Newspaper Ad - Sherbrooke Daily Record, Nov 1, 1956 - Newspaper Ad - The Chilliwack Progress, July 3, 1957
	24E1-T	Douglas	1955/56	No			24DP4A		Walnut	24"	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 23 (1956) - Newspaper Ad - Sherbrooke Daily Record, Nov 1, 1956
		Stewart	1955/56						In walnut, blonde oak, mahogany	24"	- Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, Oct 23, 1955
	17F2-K	MacFarlane	1956/57	No	Tabletop	23 5/16 x 16.75 x 19 9/16	17HP4B	16BR30-2 or 16BR33-2	Black or gold legs if desired. Brown, sand or walnut grain finishes	17"	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 25 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - Progrès du Saguenay, Sept 19, 1956 - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1957-08-29 - Newspaper Ad - The Chilliwack Progress, July 3, 1957
	21F3-C		1956/57	No			21AUP4A	16BR30-2 or 16BR33-2		Phono / AM Radio / TV	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 25 (1957)
	21F3-T	Bruce	1956/57	No			21AUP4A	16BR30-2 or 16BR33-2	Walnut, Mahogany or Blonde Oak	Phono / AM Radio / TV (built-in radio, plug for adding record changer)	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 25 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Sept 26, 1957 - Newspaper Ad - North Bay Nugget, Nov 23, 1956
	21F4-J	MacLean	1956/57						In walnut, limed oak, mahogany		- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 25 (1957) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Aug 22, 1957
	21F4-K		1956/57	No			21AUP4A	16BR30-2 or 16BR33-2			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 25 (1957)
	21F4-M		1956/57	No			21AUP4A	16BR30-2 or 16BR33-2			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 25 (1957)
	21F4-S		1956/57	No			21AUP4A	16BR30-2 or 16BR33-2			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 25 (1957)
	21F4-T		1956/57	No			21AUP4A	16BR30-2 or 16BR33-2			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 25 (1957)
		MacLeod	1956/57	No	Table Model	27.5 x 33.25 x 20 1/8			All Steel, grained in walnut or blonde cabinet	21" "Complete with Legs"	- Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Sept 25, 1957
		Duncan								21"	(Referenced in May 1957 newspaper ad.)
		MacPherson	1956/57							21" "1957 model"	- Newspaper Ad - The Chilliwack Progress, July 3, 1957
		MacDonald								21"	- Newspaper Ad - North Bay Nugget, March 29, 1956
	24F1		1956/57	No			24DP4A				- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 27 (1957)
	10G1		1957/58	Yes			10ABP4	16CR35		With radio?	- Early Television Foundation Schematic - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 27 (1957)
	10G-K	Tandem							Charcoal, Red, Green or Copper case	10" 90deg deflection - Portable TV with Radio - 25 lbs	- Newspaper Ad - The Gazette, June 7, 1957
	14G1		1957/58	Yes			14RP4A	16CR35			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 29 (1958)
	17G1-K	Micmac	1957/58	Yes	Portable		17BJP4	16CR35			- 1957 Sales Receipt - Original Warranty Card - Original Operating Instructions - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 30 (1958) - Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Nov 13, 1957
	17G1-L		1957/58	Yes			17BJP4	16CR35			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 30 (1958)
	21G1-K		1957/58	No			21CBP4A	16CR39		VHF-only Same as 22G1, just different tuner	- Electronic Technician Magazine Volume 3 (1959) - Electronic Technician Tekfax 386 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 29 (1958) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 32 (1958)
	21G1-M	Huron							Walnut	21"	- Newspaper Ad: Times Colonist, Dec 22, 1958
	21G1-R		1957/58	No			21CBP4A	16CR39		VHF-only Same as 22G1, just different tuner	- Electronic Technician Magazine Volume 3 (1959) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 29 (1958) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 32 (1958)
	21G1-S		1957/58	No			21CBP4A	16CR39		VHF-only Same as 22G1, just different tuner	- Electronic Technician Magazine Volume 3 (1959) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 29 (1958) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 32 (1958)
	21G1-T	Haida	1957/58	No		31.75 x 27.5 x 17.25	21CBP4A	16CR39	"A Genuine wood console" available in  Blonde oak, Mahogany, Walnut	VHF-only Same as 22G1, just different tuner - "Arrowhead cluster control systems"	- Electronic Technician Magazine Volume 3 (1959) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 29 (1958) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 32 (1958) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Aug 21, 1958 - Newspaper Ad - The Huntsville Forester, Jan 30, 1958 - Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Nov 13, 1957
		Algonquin	1957/58	No					Blonde Oak, Mahogany or Walnut	21" 3-way combination - Hi-Fi record player, Radio, TV	- Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Nov 13, 1957
	21G4-C		1957/58	No			21CBP4A	16CR39		Phono / AM Radio / TV Same as 22G4, just different tuner	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 31 (1958) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 32 (1958)
	22G1-S		1957/58	No			21CBP4A	16CR40 (VHF/UHF) 16CR41 (UHF)		Supports UHF Same as 21G1, just different tuner	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 32 (1958)
	22G4		1957/58	No			21CBP4A	16CR40 (VHF/UHF) 16CR41 (UHF)		Supports UHF Same as 21G4, just different tuner Phono / AM Radio / TV	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 32 (1958)
		Seneca	1957/58	No					Hand rubbed Walnut	21"	- Newspaper Ad - The Huntsville Forester, Jan 30, 1958 - Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Sept 24, 1958
		Ojibway	1957/58	No	Table Model				All Steel, wood-grained cabinet in copper, charcoal, blonde, walnut	21" Wood or metal legs - optional	- Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Nov 13, 1957
		Iroquois	1957/58	No					Steel, Wood-grained cabinet (Walnut or Blonde)	21" "Arrowhead Cluster Control System"	- Newspaper Ad - Times Colonist, Nov 8, 1957 - Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Nov 13, 1957
		Chippewa	1957/58	No					Solid Walnut, mahogany white lead oak	21" "Arrowhead Cluster Control System" Gold mesh grille	- Advertisement - La Patrie newspaper, Sept. 15, 1957 - Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Nov 13, 1957 - Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Sept 24, 1958
		Sioux	1957/58	No		27.5 x 30 x 17.5			Hand-rubbed Walnut	21" "Modern Style"	- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Aug 21, 1958 - Newspaper Ad - Red Deer Advocate, Sept 24, 1958
	14H1		1958/59	Yes			14RP4A	16CR35			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 35 (1959)
	17H1-K	Micmac II	1958/59	Yes			17BJP4	16CR35			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 33 (1958/59) - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, Weekend Magazine Ad - 1958
	17H1-L		1958/59	Yes			17BJP4	16CR35			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 33 (1958/59)
	21H1-L										(mentioned in on-line ad)
	21H1-T	Niagara	1958/59	No			21CPB4A	16CR39			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 38 (1959) - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, Weekend Magazine Ad - 1958
	21H2-S	Okanagan	1958/59	No			21CPB4A	16CR39	Walnut, Swedish Walnut, and Mahogany	21" No Photo built-in, but chassis has a jack to allow phono input and a rear-panel switch to select that audio source.	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 38 (1959) - Newspaper Ad: Le soleil, April 3 1959 - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, Weekend Magazine Ad - 1958
	21H4-C	Severn	1958/59	No			21CPB4A		In Swedish Walnut or Blonde Oak	Phono (4 speed automatic record changer) / AM Radio / TV	- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 38 (1959) - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, Weekend Magazine Ad - 1958
	14J1		1959/60	Yes			14WP4	16CR47			- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 42 (1961)
	17J1-K	Nomad	1959/60	Yes	Portable	20.5 x 15 x 12.5	17BZP4		Sand, Brown, Copper, Charcoal or Red	Optional table/stand. Built-in antenna	- Postcard (25739-B) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 39 (1960)
	17J2		1959/60	Yes			17BJP4				- Radio Museum Entry - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 39 (1960)
	21J1-K	Dorval	1959/60	No		26.25 x 18.5 x 15.5	? 23CP4	16CR49	Metal cabinet in Tan, Brown or Copper	Optional rollaround stand Built-in Antenna. No handle	- Postcard (33513-B) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
	21J1-M	Laurentian	1959/60	No	Lowboy	31 x 32x 15.5	? 23CP4	16CR49	Walnut, Swedish Walnut Finish		- Postcard (27688-B) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
	23J1-M	Aristocrat	1959/60	No		36 x 32 x 14.5		16CR49	Walnut, Swedish Walnut, Blonde Oak, Red Mahogany		- Postcard (30901-B) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
	23J1-T	Rapier	1959/60	No		32.5 x 32 x 14	23CP4	16CR49	Walnut, Swedish Walnut Finish		- Postcard (29321-B) - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
		Mardi Gras									- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Oct 6, 1959 - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1959-09-22
	17K1-K	Nomad II	1960/61	Yes	Portable	20.5 x 15 x 12.5	17BZP4 or 17DTP4	16CR56-1	Copper, Sand or Brown textured.	Handle.  Built-in antenna Only 3 front panel knobs - no tone control, Horiz. hold on rear.	- Postcard (39523-B) - SAMS 635-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 46 (1962)
	23K1-L	Challenger	1960/61	No	Table Model	29 x 22 x 15.5	23CP4	16CR49	In grained Blonde Oak, Walnut, Swedish Walnut Finish	Legs were extra	- Postcard (33512-B) - SAMS 693-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
	23K1-T		1960/61				23CP4	16CR49			- SAMS 693-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
	23K2-M		1960/61	No			23CP4	16CR53-2			- Electronic Technician Tekfax 714 (June 1962) - SAMS 695-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
	23K2-R		1960/61	No			23CP4	16CR53-2			- Electronic Technician Tekfax 714 (June 1962) - SAMS 695-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
	23K2-S	Parkway	1960/61	No		32.5 x 33 x 15	23CP4	16CR53-2	Solid Mahogany, Swedish Walnut, Walnut		- Electronic Technician Circuit Digest 716 - June 1962 - Electronic Technician Tekfax 714 (June 1962) - SAMS 695-SED - Oct 1960 Readers Digest Ad ?? - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Oct 11, 1960 - Newspaper Ad - La Nouvelliste, Oct 3, 1960
		Champlain			Lowboy	38.5 x 32 x 15			Mahogany, Walnut, Swedish Walnut		- Newspaper Ad - La Nouvelliste, Oct 3, 1960
	23K2-V		1960/61	No			23CP4	16CR53-2			- Electronic Technician Tekfax 714 (June 1962) - SAMS 695-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)
	23K3-T	Wideview	1960/61	Yes		27 3/16 x 32 x 15.25	23MP4	16CR56-1	Grained walnut	Uses same chassis as 17K1. Only 3 front panel knobs - no tone control, Horiz. hold on rear.	- SAMS 639-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 46 (1962) - Newspaper Ad - Sherbrooke Record, March 8, 1961
	23K4-C	Imperial (Also known as the "Senator" ?)	1960/61	No	Console		23CP4	16CR53-2	“Designer series” Genuine Wood Cabinet	AM, TV, Phono (mono and stereo)	- Postcard - Electronic Technician Tekfax 714 (June 1962) - SAMS 695-SED - TV: RCC Television Service Manual Reference 43 (1961)  - Radio: RCC (Radio) Service Manual Supplement 56 (1961) - excerpt via Pacific TV - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Oct 11, 1960
	19L1-K	Corona	1961/62	Yes	Table Model	23 5/8 x 15.5 x 11.5	19XP4	16CR56-1	Copper, Red, Ebony, Grained Walnut, Sand	- Concealed, built-in antenna - No legs, sits on the T4 storage table - No tone control on front.  Horiz. hold on rear.	- Postcard (50812-B) - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - Electronic Technician Tekfax Volume 6 - 1963 - SAMS 628-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962)
	23L1-M	Sherbrooke	1961/62	No		33.75 x 32 x 14.5	23CP4	16CR59-1	Rich, grained walnut		- Postcard (47361-B) - PF Reporter -Oct 1962 - SAMS 748-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962)
	23L1-T	Kingsway	1961/62	No		31.5 x 32 x 14.5	23CP4	16CR59-1	Walnut finish		- Postcard (47362-B) - PF Reporter -Oct 1962 - SAMS 748-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962)
	23L2-M	Colwood	1961/62	No		38.5 x 32 x 15	23CP4	16CR59-1	Genuine wood in Walnut,  Danish Walnut or Red Mahogany	23"	- Postcard (47042-B) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 3, 1961 - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962)
	23L2-S	Rosedale	1961/62	No		33.5 x 33 x 14	23CP4	16CR59-1	Genuine wood - Walnut (W), Danish Walnut (D), Mahogany (M)		- Postcard (47668-B) - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962) - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 3, 1961
	23L3-T	Wideview 11	1961/62	Yes		27.25 x 32 x 15.25	23MP4	16CR56-1	Walnut finish	Only 3 front panel knobs - no tone control, no Horiz. 'freq' control on rear.	- Postcard (54015-B) - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962) - Advertisement Brandon Sun Newspaper Archives, Nov 29, 1962 - Brawn's TV
	23L4-C	Richmond	1961/62	No	Stereo Console	53 x 31 x 15.5	23CP4	16CR59-1	Genuine wood - Walnut (W), Danish Walnut (D), Mahogany (M)	AM/FM/FM Stereo (MPX)/Phono/TV	- Postcard (47039-B) - SAMS 733-SED - TV: RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962) - Radio: RCC (Radio) Service Manual Supplement 62 (1963) - excerpt via Pacific TV - Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 3, 1961
		Saga	1961			32.5 x 33 x 14.5				23"	- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 3, 1961
	23L5		1961/62	No			23CP4	16CR59-1		AM/Phono (mono and stereo)/TV	- TV: RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962) - Radio: RCC (Radio) Service Manual Supplement 62 (1963) - excerpt via Pacific TV
	23L6		1961/62	No			23CP4	16CR59-1		AM/FM/FM Stereo/Phono/TV	- TV: RCC Television Service Manual Reference 47 (1962) - Radio: RCC (Radio) Service Manual Supplement 63 (1963) - excerpt via Pacific TV
	19M1-K	Seymour	1962/63	Yes	Table Model	23 5/8 x 15.5 x 11.5	19XP4	16CR56-1	Grained Walnut	No legs - sits on optional table	- Postcard (57275-B) - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - SAMS 647-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50)
	19M2-K	Totem 19	1962/63	Yes	Portable	21 x 15.5 x 10.75	19XP4	16CR56-1	Metal cabinet with “lustre finish”. Textured Brown, Copper, Red or Sand	Built-in handle	- Postcard (57011-B) - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - SAMS 647-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50)
	19M3-K	Leaside	1962/63	Yes	Table Model	23.25 x 17.5 x 13	19XP4	16CR56-1	Grained Walnut finish	Optional Extras: 12” screw-on legs in brass, Walnut table	- Postcard (58140-B) - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - SAMS 647-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50)
	23M1-T	Command	1962/63	No		31.5 x 32 x 14.5	23CP4	16CR59-1	Rich grained walnut cabinet		- Postcard (61474-B) - PF Reporter -Oct 1962 - SAMS 657-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50)
	23M2-M	Roxboro	1962/63	No	Lowboy	38.5 x 32 x 15	23CP4	16CR59-2	In Real Walnut or Danish Walnut		- Postcard (61096-B) - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Photofact Servicer Set 652, Sept 1963 - SAMS 652-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - excerpt via the Early Television Foundation - Advertisement Brandon Sun Newspaper Archives, Nov 29, 1962 - Brawn's TV
	23M2-S	Cloverdale	1962/63	No	Console	32.5 x 33 x 15	23CP4	16CR59-2	In Real Walnut or Mahogany		- Postcard (61095-B) - PF Reporter - Oct 1962 - PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Photofact Servicer Set 652, Sept 1963 - SAMS 652-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - excerpt via the Early Television Foundation - Advertisement Brandon Sun Newspaper Archives, Nov 29, 1962 - Brawn's TV
	23M2-V	Lorenzo	1962/63	No		42 7/8" x 32 x 15	23CP4	16CR59-2	Italian provincial styling in genuine Fruitwood	"Sparton's Finest" Console.	- Postcard (62810-B) - PF Reporter -Oct 1962 - PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Photofact Servicer Set 652, Sept 1963 - SAMS 652-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - excerpt via the Early Television Foundation - Advertisement Brandon Sun Newspaper Archives, Nov 29, 1962 - Brawn's TV - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1962-11-13
	23M3-M	Beauport	1962/63	Yes	Lowboy	30.5 x 30.5 x 15	23MP4	16CR56-1	Richly grained cabinet in Walnut finish - complete with wooden legs.		- SAMS 663-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - Newspaper Ad: L'action populaire, Jan. 9, 1963 - Newspaper Ad: The Georgetown Herald, Jan. 10, 1963
	23M4-C	Saguenay	1962/63	No	Stereo Console ("Home Theatre")	53 x 31 x 15.5	23CP4	16CR59-2	Genuine wood cabinets in Walnut (W), Danish Walnut (D)	Console w/TV, AM/FM/FM Stereo/Phono/TV (MPX optional)	- Postcard (61473-B) - PF Reporter -Oct 1962 - Photofact Servicer Set 652, Sept 1963 - SAMS 652-SED - TV: Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - excerpt via the Early Television Foundation - Radio: RCC (Radio) Service Manual Supplement 63 (1963) - excerpt via Pacific TV - Advertisement Brandon Sun Newspaper Archives, Nov 29, 1962 - Brawn's TV
	23M6-C	Capilano	1962/63	No	Stereo Console	65 5/8 x 31.5 x 16.5	23CP4	16CR59-2	Genuine wood cabinets in Walnut, Mahogany, Danish Walnut	AM/FM Radio, Stereo Phono, TV	- PF Reporter -Oct 1962 - SAMS 661-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - excerpt via the Early Television Foundation - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1963-01-15
	23M7-T	Ladner	1962/63	No		31.5 x 32.75 x 15	23CP4	16CR59-2	Rich grained walnut		- Postcard (61093-B) - PF Reporter -Oct 1962 - SAMS 661-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - excerpt via the Early Television Foundation - Advertisement Brandon Sun Newspaper Archives, Nov 29, 1962 - Brawn's TV - Rear view (closed) - Rear view (open)
	23M8-T	Command II	1962/63	No			23CP4	16CR59-2		No tone control.	- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - SAMS 661-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - excerpt via the Early Television Foundation
	23M9-M	Norfolk	1962/63	Yes		32 x 30 11/16 x 15 5/16	23MP4	16CR56-1	Rich grained wood cabinet in Walnut Finish	Complete with wooden legs	- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - SAMS 663-SED - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50) - Newspaper Ad: North Bay Nugget, Oct 1963
		Tanglewood				60 x 31 x 16			Walnut, Danish Walnut	23" TV/AM FM Stereo/Phono combo	- Newspaper Ad - Windsor Star, Dec 6, 1962
	10N5-P										- RCC Television Service Manual Reference 83
	19N1-K	Shelby	1963/64	Yes			19XP4	16CR56-1	Metal cabinet in grained walnut		- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - SAMS 701-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 53 (1963/64) - Newspaper Ad: North Bay Nugget, Oct 1963
	19N2-K		1963/64	Yes			19XP4	16CR56-1			- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - SAMS 701-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 53 (1963/64)
	19N2-L		1963/64	Yes			19XP4	16CR56-1			- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - SAMS 701-SED - RCC Television Service Manual Reference 53 (1963/64)
	23N1-T	Glenville	1963/64	No			23CP4	16CR59-3			- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1964 Supplement 55) - Advertisement - Trois-Rivieres "Le Nouvelleliste" newspaper, December 10, 1963
	23N2-M	Westover	1963/64	No		40 x 31 x 15	23CP4	16CR59-3	Genuine walnut or danish walnut		- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1964 Supplement 56) - Newspaper Ad: Windsor Star, Sept 26, 1963 - Newspaper Ad: Sault Daily Star, Sep 19, 1964
	23N3M										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 83 (also see 23M3)
	23N4T										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 83 (also see 23M3)
	23N5-C	Overton 44	1963/64			44 x 31x 15			Walnut grained	- AM, FM, Stereo, TV - Multiplex add-on an option	- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1963-09-10 - Newspaper Ad: Le soleil, Nov 21 1963 - Newspaper Ad: North Bay Nugget, Oct 1963 See 23M3 in - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1963 Supplement 50)
	23N6		1963/64	No			23CP4	16CR59-3		TV/Stereo combo	- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1964 Supplement 55) - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 60 (Radio Circuit)
	23N7-C	Norton	1963/64	No		56 x 31 x 16 7/8	23CP4	16CR59-3	Walnut or Danish Walnut	- TV/Stereo AM/FM combo - sliding doors	- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1964 Supplement 55) - Advertisement - Trois-Rivieres "Le Nouvelleliste" newspaper, September 1966 - Newspaper Ad: Windsor Star, Sept 26, 1963 - Newspaper Ad: Calgary Herald, Oct 15, 1963
	23N7-M	Clayton	1963/64	No			23CP4	16CR59-3	Solid wood cabinet in walnut	- TV/Stereo AM/FM combo - Connections provided for external stereo speakers	- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1964 Supplement 55) - Advertisement - Trois-Rivieres "Le Nouvelleliste" newspaper, September 1966 - Newspaper Ad: North Bay Nugget, Oct 1963
	23N8-C		1963/64							TV/Stereo combo	- PF Reporter - Oct 1963 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 60 (Radio Circuit) - see 23N2 in Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1964 Supplement 56)
		Beverly							Grained Walnut	23" Hand-wired (no printed circuit boards)	(Referenced in a Sault Star Feb 6, 1964 newspaper ad)
	19O1		1964/65					16CR67-1			- Electron magazine, Techni-Guide, August 1964 - PF Reporter - Oct 1964 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 59
	19O2		1964/65					16CR56-1			Electron magazine, Techni-Guide, August 1964 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 59
	19O3-K	Glengarry 19	1964/65	Yes	Portable		19XP4	16CR67-1		Pull-up antenna, Handle on top	- Electron magazine, Techni-Guide, August 1964 - Advertisement - L'Action Quebec, Nov 26 1964 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 59
	19O4										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 60
	19O5-K		1964/65							19" portable	- referenced in Kmart ad in Calgary Herald, Aug 18, 1965 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 63
	23O1		1964/65								- PF Reporter - Oct 1964 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1966 Supplement 66) - excerpt via Pacific TV
	23O1-T	Ajax	1964/65	No		31 3/8 x 32.5 x 14			Grained walnut finish	23" Averts cleary say "no printed circuits"	- PF Reporter - Oct 1964 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1966 Supplement 66) - excerpt via Pacific TV - Newspaper Ad - The Leamington Post and News, Sept 9, 1965 - Newspaper Ad: Le soleil, Dec 3 1964 - Newspaper Ad: Sault Daily Star, Sep 19, 1964
	23O2	Sirius	1964/65	No	Low-boy					Hand wired horizontal chassis	- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1966 Supplement 66) - excerpt via Pacific TV - Newspaper Ad: Sault Daily Star, Nov 4, 1965
	23O4-T		1964/65								- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1966 Supplement 66) - excerpt via Pacific TV
	23O7-C		1964/65						Sliding panel doors in irch walnut.	23" "3-way combination" "New Unified control for TV, radio,  AM/FM, phono stereo.	- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual (1966 Supplement 66) - excerpt via Pacific TV - referenced in Kmart ad in Calgary Herald, Aug 18, 1965
		Compact 19	1965							19"	- Advertisement - L'Action Quebec, Nov 26 1964
		Calwin	1965		Semi Lowboy				Woodgrained metal cabinet	23"	- Advertisement - L'Action Quebec, Nov 26 1964
		Islington	1965		Vertical Console				Wooden cabinet - walnut grain finish	23"	- Advertisement - L'Action Quebec, Nov 26 1964
		Warren	1965		Lowboy				Wooden cabinet in walnut grain finish	23"	- Advertisement - L'Action Quebec, Nov 26 1964
		Beverley	1964/65			30.5 x 30 x 15			Grained walnut finish	23"	- Newspaper Ad - Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 1964-12-03
		Strathmore				36 x 31 x 14			All wood cabinet in fine grained walnut	23"	- Newspaper Ad: Daily Herald Tribune, Feb 25, 1965
		Cranston	1965							23" TV, AM/FM/FM Stereo	- Advertisement - L'Action Quebec, Nov 26 1964
		Hazelton								23" TV, AM/FM/FM Stereo	- Newspaper Ad: Edmonton Journal, March 11, 1964
	12P1	Astronaut (Model 1)	1965	Yes			12BGP4	16CR78-1 (VHF)		12" TV with VHF "Sparton Electronics" 15lbs (Tube-based - not solid state)	- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 23, 1965 - Alternate Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 30, 1965 - Newspaper Ad - Ottawa Citizen Nov 26, 1966 - Newspaper Ad - North Bay Nugget, Nov 25, 1965 - Newpaper Ad - Windsor Star, March 24, 1966 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 90
	12P1	Astronaut (Model 2)	1965	Yes			12BGP4	16CR78-1 (VHF)		12" TV with VHF and UHF "Sparton Electronics" 15lbs (Tube-based - not solid state)	- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 23, 1965 - Alternate Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 30, 1965 - Newpaper Ad - Windsor Star, March 24, 1966 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 90
	12P1	Astronaut (Model 3)	1965	Yes			12BGP4	16CR78-1 (VHF)		12" TV (VHF) & AM Radio "Sparton Electronics" (Tube-based - not solid state)	- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 23, 1965 - Alternate Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Nov 30, 1965 - Newpaper Ad - Windsor Star, March 24, 1966 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 90
	12P2			Yes			12BGP4	16CR79-1 (VHF)		12" TV (VHF) & Radio (Tube-based - not solid state)	- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 90
	19P1		1965/66				19XP4			- Built-in dipole antenna and ear- phone jack	- PF Reporter - Oct 1965
	19P5-K										- Newspaper Ad: Sault Daily Star, March 2, 1966 (KMart Ad)
	23P1		1965/66	No			23FUP4 according to PF Reporter 23GQP4 according to RCC	16CR73-1 (UHF) 16CR76-1 (VHF)			- PF Reporter - Oct 1965 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 89
	23P2-S	Aurora	1965/66	No		34 1/2 x 31 x 16 5/8	23FUP4		Walnut finish	- "Slim Console" - "Solid State" components	- PF Reporter - Oct 1965 - Newspaper Ad: Sault Daily Star, Nov 4, 1965 - Newspaper Ad: Sault Daily Star, March 2, 1966 (KMart Ad)
	23P2-M		1965/66	No		41 x 31 x 16 3/4	23FUP4			"Deluxe Console"	- PF Reporter - Oct 1965 - Newspaper Ad: Sault Daily Star, March 2, 1966 (KMart Ad)
	23P3		1965/66	Yes			23FUP4				- PF Reporter - Oct 1965
	23P4-M	Bonavista	1965/66				23FUP4		Grained walnut finish, shaped wood panel	"All Channel" (UHF/VHF) Solid state components	- PF Reporter - Oct 1965 - Newspaper Ad: Windsor Star, Jan 3, 1966
	23P6			No			23GQP4	16CR73-1 (UHF) 16CR76-1 (VHF)			- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 89
	23P9		1965/66	No			23FUP4 according to PF Reporter 23GQP4 according to RCC	16CR73-1 (UHF) 16CR76-1 (VHF)			- PF Reporter - Oct 1965 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 89
		Galaxy (May also be written as Galaxie)	1966						Grained walnut	23"	- Newspaper Ad - La Presse, Feb 17, 1966 - also, in "L'action populaire", Feb 23, 1966
	VC-2594	Concord	1966/67							25" colour TV/stereo combo Solid state "Sparton Electronics"	- Newspaper Ad -Le Courrier de Saint-Hyacinthe, Dec 8, 1966
		Nova							Walnut	23"	(sale listing in North Bay Nugget, Jan 3, 1966)
	2300										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 61
	2305										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 61
	2330		1967							23" B&W	(sale listing in newspaper ad)
	VS-191		1967		Portable					19" Solid-state	- Newspaper Ad -Le Courrier de Saint-Hyacinthe, Nov 10, 1966
	VS-192		1966/67							19" Solid State "New Inside, New Outside, New Performance, New dollar-for-dollar Television and Stereo Value.  Golden Touch Tuning, New Instant Sight, Pre-test, Pre-appoved picture tubes"	- Newspaper Ad 1 - L'Avenir, Nov 29, 1966
	VS-1910-S		1967							19"	- Simpson's ad in "La Presse" newspaper, March 15, 1967
	1914R										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 81
	1919R										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 81
	VV-1924		1967	Portable						19" Colour Solid State "Sparton Electronics"	- Newspaper Ad -Le Courrier de Saint-Hyacinthe, Dec 1, 1966 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 81
	1929R										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 81
	VV-1934		1966/67							19" Colour Solid State "Sparton Electronics"	- Newspaper Ad -Le Courrier de Saint-Hyacinthe, Nov 24, 1966
		Vector								25" Colour?	- Newspaper Ad: Le soleil, Sept. 24, 1966
	2310R										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 78
	VV-2314	Saturn	1967							23" Colour Solid State	- Newspaper Ad -Le Courrier de Saint-Hyacinthe, Nov. 17, 1966
	2316R										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 78
	2320R										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 78
	2326R										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 78
	VV-2524	Mercury	1967							25" Colour Solid State	- Newspaper Ad -Photo Journal, Nov 23-30, 1966 - Newspaper Ad -Le Courrier de Saint-Hyacinthe, Nov 10, 1966
	VM2310		1966/67		Tabletop					23" with base Seemingly solid state "New Inside, New Outside, New Performance, New dollar-for-dollar Televisioin and Stereo Value.  Golden Touch Tuning, New Instant Sight, Pre-test, Pre-appoved picture tubes"	- Newspaper Ad 2 - L'Avenir, Nov 29, 1966
	VX-2350		1967		console					23" B&W "New Inside, New Outside, New Performance, New dollar-for-dollar Televisioin and Stereo Value.  Golden Touch Tuning, New Instant Sight, Pre-test, Pre-appoved picture tubes"	- Simpson's ad in "La Presse" newspaper, March 15, 1967 - Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 78
	2356R										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 78
	VX-2360		1967		lowboy					23" B&W	- Simpson's ad in "La Presse" newspaper, March 15, 1967
	C2510VWD									25" Colour
	6405										- Radio College of Canada (RCC) Television Service Manual Supplement 83
	2514R10									25" Colour Walnut Cabinet in walnut finish
			1967							19" Colour	- Newspaper Ad -Le droit, May 20, 1967  - also in La Press, May 27, 1967

Note 1: I don't claim ownership of all these photos.  Some are from post-cards or other literature I have on hand - but others were taken from on-line postings or auction/store listings.  These are only provided to help illustrate/differentiate the different models/configurations.  If a picture belongs to you, and you would prefer it not to be here - just let me know and it will be removed.

Note 2: Based on an empirical review of the data, there does appear to be logic to the model numbers used for Sparton of Canada radios and TVs (at least for items from the mid 1950’s to the mid 1960’s - with ones before that and after that both using different numbering). 

The general syntax (for radio or TV) appears to be:

{Number} {Letter} {Number} - {Letter}

It seems to be somewhat variable whether the hyphen is used or not. For the sake of consistency on this page, the hyphen will always be used in the table above – even if there might be documented references without the hyphen.

The first number generally reflects a key ‘figure of merit’ for the particular item (discussed below).

The first letter ends up being a sequential alpha character representing the year of the unit.  I don’t have any factory-confirmed reference for this – but it is pretty clear that the letters go up each year so an item with date code “L” would be two years newer than on one with date code “J”.  A date code table is presented under "Note 3" - below.  [[Somewhat interestingly, the part numbers do include the letter “O” – which commonly gets skipped in other ordering schemes due to potential confusion with the number “0”. Oddly enough, this confusion seems to have been real as a 1964 article clearly references “1903-K” vs. “19O3-K” – and even on-line references today seemingly use a 0 (zero) vs. an O (Oh).  While "O" was used, it does indeed appear as if "I" (likely to avoid confusion with "1") was skipped.]]

In terms of examples decoding:

The 11L5 is an eleven-tube radio (“11”) from 1961/62 (“L”)

The 8M1K is an 8-transistor radio (“8”) from 1962/63 (“M”)

For TVs, the first number represents the size of the CRT – so – the 23M7-T as a 23” CRT TV (“23”) from 1962/63 (“M”). [Note there seems to be an exception for the 22G1 and 22G4 models - where these are 21" CRTs, but have alternate tuner configurations.]

Where a radio is included as 'part' of a TV console/cabinet, the radio portion is referred to as part of the overall TV model.  So - for instance, the 23N7 TV combo would refer to the "23N7 radio circuit", as opposed to a separate radio-only number.

The 3rd element (2nd number) doesn’t seem to so much have any particular assignment in and of itself – but instead it is used to distinguish individual models for a given year.  For instance – in one year there might be numerous 23” sets released. These would all have the same CRT size – and were out in the same year – so the first two elements for all would be “23M”. The 3rd element was used to make up unique references:

23M1-T
23M2-M
23M2-S
23M2-V
23M3-M
23M4-C
23M6-C
23M7-T
23M8-T
23M9-M

There seemingly could be any other sort of variation between the M1, M2, M3, M4, etc. as was deemed by the designers (e.g., some might be standalone TVs, some might be combo units with AM radio and Phono only, others might be combo units with AM/FM/FM Stereo/Phono, etc., some might have main power transformers, others might be line powered. Based on this it might seem like the prefix (e.g., 23M2, 23M3, etc.) might end up being a ‘chassis’ number – but that doesn’t really seem to be the case as evidenced by the fact that (for instance) 23M2, 23M4, 23M6, 23M7 and 23M8 all use the identically same schematic. So – at that level they’re electrically ‘the same’ and not unique in that way.

Notice in this list that there are 3 different “23M2” models - -S, -V and -M. These would be expected to be identical electrically – but would differ in terms of their cabinet ‘style’.  As cabinet style doesn’t come into play with schematics, etc. - schematic data (SAMS, RCC data, etc.) will refer to only the first part of the model. This is also the ‘model’ number which will normally appear on the electrical chassis itself (e.g., 23M8 vs. 23M8-T).

The full (dash) part number is what would normally be expected to appear on the overall unit/cabinet. Interestingly, the serial number appears to be formed as part of the chassis number vs. the cabinet – so (for instance) an item would be serialized on the chassis as 23M71217.

 The 2nd letter – at least for TVs (and presumably for radios too) tends to capture the ‘style’ of the cabinet (e.g. tabletop/portable vs. console vs. low-boy, etc.) That said – the 17J2 on RadioMuseum doesn’t show any 2nd letter on the back of the cabinet.

In terms of TV cabinet styles, these are admitted guesses, but it seems:

Sometimes there could be another character on the end, and if so that likely relates to the finish - e.g., with 21E1TW -  the "W" signfies 'walnut.'

Walnut = W, Danish Walnut = D, Mahogany = M

Note 3:  Many of the postcards listed in the table appear to be from "Dexter Press" and the post card number apparently allows you to date them - xref: Dating Dexter Press Postcards.  Dates will also come from other elements, such as when schematics are published, etc. (RCC, SAMS) - or when advertisements for the units appear.  While those other elements provide some back-up, dates are generally listed based on the guestimated date-code assignment, below:

Note 4:  An entry of "Yes" means there's no power transformer in the unit.  "No" means there is a power transformer used.

Note 5: With the exception of some units at the end of the 1960's which employ solid state circuits, all TVs seem to have been tube-based, point-to-point wired - with no printed circuit boards being used (at least for items in the mid-50's to mid-60's range). Promotional literature overtly makes reference to the use of point-to-point writing vs. circuit boards.

Note 6:  It seems that the same general chassis design was essentially used year-after-year, with slight updates as dictated by the day (e.g., maybe started out with a 5U4 tube-based rectifier in the power supply – with a later release otherwise being identical, but now using solid-state diodes – or earlier units using a tube-baed 6AL5 tube-based phase detector, newer using a dual detector diode package).  In many cases, schematics will maintain the same reference designators for items that didn't change (vs. there being a whole new schematic).

Note 7: While schematic and alignment data is provided in the RCC information and in other places – these references generally don’t have generic part lists – and so (for instance) there’s no overt listing of part numbers for things like flybacks, yokes or even transformers. A review of an actual unit does seem to have markings on individual parts – but these seem to be Sparton-specifc numbers (vs. general numbers you might otherwise find cross-references for) e.g.:

large electrilyic cap marked as 17AR60
power circuit-breaker marked 26AR43
transformer in the vertical circuit: 21AR25-8
speaker marked 39BR50
VHF tuner marked 16CR59-2
Top-hat rectifier diodes marked 19AR17

If anyone recognizes this style/sort of part numbering as beling to a partiuclar supplier (other than Sparton of Canada), etc. - I’d be interested to know.

Note 8: I don't currently have access to a complete Index nor full list of RCC manuals - and so I do expect that some data above could still be supplemented by details in those manuals.  The earliest RCC Television Service Manual Supplement currently on hand is #16, from 1955.  The most recent is #57 from 1964.  Based on known part numbers, models are expected to extend into at least 1966.

The table mostly lists black and white sets.  That said - there seemingly were colour sets made in the latter part of the 1960's- as here's an excerpt from the "Canadian Broadcaster - Volume 25, Number 8" (April 28, 1966):

"Earlier this month, Sparton of Canada, Ltd. released two color models and will add five more later in the year. They include 19, 23 and 25 inch sets. In black and white sets, Sparton is placing its emphasis on portables, table models and consolettes."

It is not expected that models extended much past this (if at all) as there are on-line references which say "...Sparton of Canada, which had continued its production of radio and televisions into the mid-1960s, now also converted to military electronics manufacturing.”  Also, as supported by the data in the table, other references stating that television (and radio) production didn't extend past 1967.