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Eidophor Fernseh-Grossbild-Projektor (German), with hand-written English annotation on photographs

Author
Eidophor
Publisher
Eidophor, Phillips
Place
Eindhoven, Holland
Type
Operator Manual
ETC archive
ETC1394

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Eidophor Fernseh-Grossbild-Projektor (German), with hand-written English annotation on photographs. High quality detailed photographs.
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Eidophor. Eidophor Fernseh-Grossbild-Projektor (German), with hand-written English annotation on photographs. Eidophor, Phillips. 1961.

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ETC1394

Eidophor Fernseh-Grossbild-Projektor (German), with hand-written English annotation on photographs. High quality detailed photographs.

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