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In the same estate cleanout I eye spy'd this little retro cutie:-)
and after 40 years - it still works!
Made somewhere around 1972 in Taiwan -
The model number is E1335-3 in case anyone needs it for reference.
This definately would have gone nicely with my retro bedroom set:-)
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Love the photo of the Warner Bros logo in b&w!
How many times did I see that image way back then?
I was watching 2 1/2 Men. . . and this must have been a shot I took of the tv while watching it. . . I hope the red glowing tube in the back of it never burns out. . . because I would most likely never find a replacement -