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Early Electronic Television

DuMont 195

Early Television

  • Advertising literature
  • Salesman's handbook
  • Technical information
  • DuMont early electronic set on the workbench
  • The DuMont Receiver - Radio News, May 1939
  • Radio News, March 1939
  • First U.S. TV set for sale to the public
  • Biography of Allen DuMont
  • DuMont 180
  • DuMont 181
  • DuMont 183

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The 195 used the 20AP4, the largest tube made before World War Two. Here is an advertising flyer and . Here are internal memos about the set.

 

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