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Transvision Kit in TeleKit Cabinet

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(1946 - 7 inch kit)

The Transvision company sold this kit and a matching cabinet. This set was put in a cabinet made by TeleKit. The set was made with many pre-1945 and WW2 parts, probably because they were available at very low cost in 1946. Very few of these sets survive. It has a 7 inch picture tube and a 5 channel tuner.