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Embossed Cardboard Artwork/Diagram for Col-R-Tel Color Converter

Author
Inc. Color Converter
Place
Columbia City, Indiana
Type
Product Sales Literature
ETC archive
ETC1458

Abstract

Embossed Cardboard Artwork/Diagram for Col-R-Tel Color Converter.
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Color Converter, Inc. Embossed Cardboard Artwork/Diagram for Col-R-Tel Color Converter. 1955.

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Embossed Cardboard Artwork/Diagram for Col-R-Tel Color Converter.

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