DuMont Pre-1945 Advertising

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DuMont Pre-1945 Advertising

Early Television

These are the Cossor 437 and 137 sets, apparently imported by DuMont in 1937 before they marketed their own sets. Notice that they are rated for 110 volts AC, so they must have been modified.

Early Television

180, 180X, 183, 183X

Early Television

Courtesy of Doug Peel

181, 182

Early Television

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182

Early Television

181X

Early Television

Courtesy of Doug Peel

183, 184

Early Television

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Early Television

183, 184

Early Television

195X

190 - 192 Sales brochure

195 Advertising flyer

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