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The Extraordinary Javelin Master X-400 Video Tape Recorder ; Model SC 950 Camera; CC 700 Camera; CC 500 Camera; Video Monitors Sales Literature

Author
Javelin Electronics Co.
Publisher
Javelin Electronics Co.
Place
Los Angeles, California
Type
Product Sales Literature
ETC archive
ETC1599

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The Extraordinary Javelin Master X-400 Video Tape Recorder ; Model SC 950 Camera; CC 700 Camera; CC 500 Camera; Video Monitors Sales Literature. Illustrated with photographs, technical specifications and price lists.
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Javelin Electronics Co. The Extraordinary Javelin Master X-400 Video Tape Recorder ; Model SC 950 Camera; CC 700 Camera; CC 500 Camera; Video Monitors Sales Literature. Javelin Electronics Co. 1970.

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The Extraordinary Javelin Master X-400 Video Tape Recorder ; Model SC 950 Camera; CC 700 Camera; CC 500 Camera; Video Monitors Sales Literature. Illustrated with photographs, technical specifications and price lists.

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