Vintage portable tv, orange skai with manual, 70s

Nogamatic (the brand of the new galleries) type 3200 vintage, sold in france between 1968 and 1971.compact and lightweight, this model with a superb look, is equipped with a robust handle, chrome and bakelite transport with screen of 32 cm. The body of the tv is beige plastic in good general condition, with two tiny marks (one at the top left and one at the top right). The side panels and the top are covered with orange skai. The middle of the upper part of the skai, shows a little more signs of age than the rest of the front trim (see photo) but is still in very good condition. The sound works, but I can't have an image, so I sell it for decorative purposes. The tv has no antenna. The right front side shows the control panel, with 3 chrome sliding buttons for contrast, brightness and volume. Just below, there are 6 black and chrome buttons to change the channel and adjust the alignment. To turn on the tv, press the big red "walk/stop" button. At the top at the back, there are 2 holes to connect to uhf or vhf. On the left rear, there is a switch for 110 volts and 220 volts. As noted above, the tv is primarily sold for decorative purposes; there is no compatibility with modern devices. It is sold "as is" without any guarantee. All channel buttons are in working order. There are small marks and signs of time and use on the body (see photo, a tiny lack of plastic at the top left of the honeycomb speaker on the right side panel (see photo.) at the back, on the right side of the tv, it would seem that at some point there may have been a plastic lid at the bottom, but it is not present, and that does not affect the overall beauty and design of the tv. The power cord is present. Bonus, the original repair manual is present.