Westinghouse WRT-702

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Westinghouse WRT-702

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	Screen Size	9 inch
	Year Made	1939
	Quantity Manufactured	?
	Original Cost	$450
	Number Still in Existence	See Early Electronic Database
	Cabinet	Original Finished
	Chassis	Not Restored

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The WRT-702 was introduced in 1939, together with the WRT-701, WRT-702, and WRT-703. This set is a direct view 9 inch receiver, with an AM/SW radio receiver. This set is from the collection of Danny Gustafson.

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