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Posted 2 years ago
joem
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I saved this on the side of the road before it rained and it still works.
Internet search revealed this to be one of the first tv's mass manufactured in Canada by electrohome and sold under the Viking name by Eatons Canada. It is dated 52-18-01, full tubes and all power up. I just need to get an attena attached and test for picture signal before they cut off all analog signals, but the tube does light up and knobs still work.
I think it's a neat piece of Canada's history in television
But I can not find a value for this, can you help?
thanks
joe in Ottawa, Ontario Canada
ps I love the Show.
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