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Early Television Museum

National Union 2031 Monotron

This monoscope was made in early 1938. It has an image which appears to be an advertisement for Saturday Night Serenade with Mary Eastman. This was a radio show in the late 1930s and early 1940s and may have also been a TV show. This tube was donated to the museum by Al Kozakiewicz.

Early Television

Early Television

Early Television

Early Television

Early Television

Railway Express label, dated June 1938

Photos courtesy of Al Kozakiewicz

  • QST, March, 1938
  • Radio-Craft, May 1939
  • Radio Age, December 2007
  • Radio News, March 1939

 


 
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