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CBS Color Advertisements

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Advertisement in the December, 1945 issue of the New Yorker magazine (courtesy of Wayne Bretl)

CBS Color Advertisement, Television, April 1946

Field Sequential Advertising

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Courtesy of Steve Dichter

12CC2 Sales brochure

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Courtesy of Steve Dichter

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Above ads courtesy of Steve Dichter

Convertible Black and White Receivers

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