The RCA XL-100 is a television model from the 1970s and 1980s, known for its durability and solid-state technology, which RCA marketed as a significant improvement over earlier tube-based televisions. The XL-100 series became one of RCA's best-selling TV lines, recognized for its clear picture quality and reliability.

The model you have features a wood cabinet design that was typical of home entertainment centers during that era, making it a common fixture in many American living rooms. This television would be suitable for sets depicting 1970s and 1980s domestic environments.

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