Already knew it wasn't a 36 (almost had to be a 17)... didn't really see any reason to mention it, as most (here) can see and recognize it's not any kind of a 36 at a glance...
As per Ken Srail... I guess color-wise anything is possible... 44P4 calls out for 'greenish-black'... which is a color I probably wouldn't be able to recognize if I was viewing it in person...
Looking at it from what I see on my screen, it's just 'black' and, I'm sure we can all agree that colors can appear different from one puter screen to the next...
Lastly... the only reason for posting it (here) was to gawk at it... wish I owned it... (smiling)
For all intensive purposes, the 44P4 is "black" too. Here's a photo of a 40P4-47P4 set I currently have on my website. How "greenish" does that look to you?
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