ETF - Postwar Television Networks

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Postwar American Television

From RCA 1945 booklet

Poplular Mechanics, April 1945

Popular Mechanics, July 1946

Popular Mechanics, December 1946

Popular Science, February 1945

True Magazine, July 1948

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Tele-Tech, 1949

Science Illustrated, August 1949

DuMont network affiliates, 1949

1950 Network Map. Here is a 1945 Popular Mechanics article describing how the Bell network operates, and more on Bell System Microwave and Coaxial Networks

1957 Network Map