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Dealer Display Screens

Early Television

This screen was made in the late 40s by DuMont for dealers to display their TV sets

Early Television

This screen was provided to dealers by RCA in 1947. It mentions that all RCA sets have 13 channel tuners, and that screen sizes from 23 square inches (621TS) to 300 square inches (648PTK) are available.

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