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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

C-3-S Receiver

Early Television

#135C

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#135D

Early Television

#437

Early Television

Courtesy of Norm Lehfeldt
Early Television

Early Television

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

Early Television

Shortwave Adaptor/Tuner

Early Television

Coil set for Adaptor/Tuner

Courtesy of Mike Schultz

Early Television

Mirror drum assembly in home made cabinet

Courtesy of Mike Molnar

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1931 model

Courtesy of Harry Moore

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Early Television

Courtesy of Chuck Azzalina

 


 
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