National Golden Ace CRT Television Antique

This is the Golden Ace, a cathode-ray tube television from National (now Panasonic), released during the Showa era.
The model number is believed to be TF-200YU, as indicated on the lower right of the control panel. Key features of this model are as follows:
Key Features and Details
Brand and Model: This is part of National's Golden Ace series, which was popular as a home television at the time.
Design: Features a wood-grain cabinet design popular in the 1960s and 70s. A vertical slatted speaker grille is on the right side, with the Golden Ace logo placed above it.
Control Panel:
VHF/UHF Channels: Channels are switched using a large dial on the right side. Remote controls were not common then, and direct operation was standard.
Adjustment Knobs: The lower section has knobs for V-HOLD (Vertical Hold), BRIGHT (Brightness), CONTRAST (Contrast), and OFF-ON VOL (Power and Volume).
Earphone Jack: There is a jack labeled EARPHONE RECORDING, allowing for viewing and recording through earphones.
As shown in the 5th photo, the unit powers on.
However, due to its age, there is a risk of fire when powered on, so please enjoy it as an antique.