Flyback for Monochrome Plato Student Terminal.

Hi. First time poster. I have a bad flyback transformer on a video board that I've been unable to locate. I've also been unable to find any information about this transformer, or the board that it's on. I have lots of information about what the board is inside of, but nothing on the board itself. It's for a green monochrome Plato Display Terminal, called an AST-1 Student Terminal; even the original designer of the equipment, Jack Stifle at the University of Illinois, does not have any information any more on the video driver board itself. note: The AST-1 Student terminal was supposed to be a lightweight inexpensive replacement for the original Plato IV and Plato V terminals, and was manufactured by the University of Illinois I've been able to find many defails from University of Illinois archives, including all schematics except for the video driver board. The transformer is marked as : VT-521, EIA-528-8521, type sb-1, E36324 I assume EIA 528 means Electronic Industry Association manufacturer 528, with the product (or factory ID) and that's an internal number. The only "cross-reference" is to a SUN microsystems display, but I have ordered that flyback and have found it to be the wrong one... Here are the links to the photos that I've taken of the board: http://customer.telswitch.com/plato/ast001.JPG http://customer.telswitch.com/plato/ast002.JPG The first photo is of the "markings" that the manufacturer must have put on, the second photo is of the actual board itself. The tube that it uses is a Clinton CE745w12h31vrz (which is a standard 745-style tube). Thoughts? Thanks! Aaron