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Take a look at this set! Looks like an early 60's Nivico or JVC
http://www.uer.ca/locations/viewgal.asp?picid=195871
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that last photo does not look real. I didnt read into the website. That telephone and handset do not look proportional to the size of the TV. Just me though.
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![]() Click your mouse's right button for "view image" on where it says "Don't steal bandwidth" and you should see the image with the TV set. I don't know why they'd care... That TV looks to be a wide screen set. In 1995 I was in japan breifly, and they had analog NTSC TV sets with 5 by 3 CRTs. Though the programming was still the normal 4 by 3, they stretched the sides of the picture some to fill the 5 by 3 tube screen. Which would make for awful bent lines on football fields. Seems it was a fad in japan back then.
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http://www.tvhistory.tv/1960-69-JAPAN.htm Take a look at this, a 17" rectangular color set from 1962! http://www.tvhistory.tv/1962-Japanese-TV-sets5.JPG
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