They should be. The transmitter crystals should show the actual frequency to air. Depending on the convention chosen by the manufacturer, the receiver will either show the "from air" frequency (same as the TX crystal) of the offset value, usually air frequency -455KHz (or 0.455MHz). Or just the colour code and a marking for TX or RX. Back then, there was a lot of commonality with components of the radios, so mixing and matching could happen.
Futaba had to be a bit different, using the same signals as everybody else, but with different logic and pulse lengths meaning you had to operate the servo reverse and use the slider trim if swapping between one transmitter and another, but that was nothing to do with crystals.