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Video- Second Big Year: Home Video Hardware and Software Annual Buyer's Guide

Author
Video Magazine
Publisher
Reese Publishing Company
Date
1979
Place
New York, NY
Volume
Two
Issue
One
Type
Periodical
ETC archive
ETC1246

Abstract

Illustrated Black and White Catalog of Video Products for sale in 1979. Includes: Videocasette Recorders, Video Cameras, Videodisc Systems, Video Games, Home Computers, Color Televisions, Large-Screen Televisions, Video Accesories, Software Directory. Cover Video Art by Phillip Perlman and Mike Sullivan.
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Video Magazine. Video- Second Big Year: Home Video Hardware and Software Annual Buyer's Guide. Video- Second Big Year: Home Video Hardware and Software Annual Buyer's Guide. vol. Two, no. One. Reese Publishing Company. 1979. pp. 98.

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ETC1246

Illustrated Black and White Catalog of Video Products for sale in 1979. Includes: Videocasette Recorders, Video Cameras, Videodisc Systems, Video Games, Home Computers, Color Televisions, Large-Screen Televisions, Video Accesories, Software Directory. Cover Video Art by Phillip Perlman and Mike Sullivan.

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