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Ed Reitan's Color Television History

Color Line

Early Television

Color Line

254 sq. in. picture, 21-inch tube (overall diameter)

Contemporary full-door TV with 3-speaker Panoramic FM Sound, lighted channel indicator, tone control. Beautiful cabinentry in genuine Mahogany or natural Walnut veneers and solids. Height 39 1/8"; Width 33"; Depth 29 7/8".

Color Line

Copyright 1999, Ed Reitan

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