Hollis Baird Mechanical Sets

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Early Color TV
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Early Television

Early Television

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Early Television

Mechanical Television

Hollis Baird Co. (Shortwave & Television Co.)

Advertising literature

Early Television

#26 (kit) or #36 (factory assembled)

Early Television

#25 (kit) or #35 (factory assembled)

Early Television

Early Television

Early Television

Early Television

Early Television

Courtesy of Norm Lehfeldt

Early Television

Early Television

Console television video (2 mHz) and audio (AM radio band)

Early Television

Shortwave Adapter/Tuner

Early Television

Coil set for Adapter/Tuner

Courtesy of Mike Schultz

Early Television

Mirror drum assembly in home made cabinet

Courtesy of Mike Molnar

Early Television

Early Television

Courtesy of Chuck Azzalina