General Electric HM-225

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General Electric HM-225

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	Screen Size	9 inch
	Year Made	1939
	Quantity Manufactured	?
	Original Cost	?
	Number Still in Existence	See Pre-1945 Database
	Cabinet	Original Finish
	Chassis	Restored

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This set has a 9 inch direct view picture tube. General Electric introduced 5 models in 1939. The others were the HM-171 (5 inch vision only), HM-185 (5 inch console), HM-226 (12 inch direct view console) and HM-275 (12 inch mirror in lid console).

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