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Old 02-07-2009, 02:28 PM
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RCA Manufacturing Plants

There is a current Ebay auction for an RCA 9-T-246 that shows a serial number tag where the serial number begins with "A". I have always believed that the letter designated the plant where the set was made. I have only seen "C" (Camden) or "B" (Bloomington). Anybody know what the "A" stands for? It may be even "A1" as the font for the 1 is different than the rest of the numbers.
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