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Posted 12 years ago
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I saved this at the scrap yard I work at thinking it was a radio, Ha, wrong, after getting it home and cleaning it and putting on my glasses I saw it was a UHF TV converter. I guess early TV's where just VHF and when UHF came out you could use this converter to get the UHF Channels. This was made by Blonder - Tongue (WHAT?!?) Laboratories Inc. Westfield, NJ. I dont know what else to say...um..I kinda like it but part of me says throw it out! LOL
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Thanks go to officialfuel, mustangtony, walksoftly, gargoylecollector, PhilDavidAlexanderMorris and Longings for giving this some love!
Thanks Chevelleman69, enjoy this Holiday weekend!
Thanks trunkman and DCB, cool you love this!
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Cant believe you would ever think throw it out. Give it to a radio museum.
Thanks SEAN68 and Peterdrury glad you love this! Peter: don't worry, I still have it, I saved it from getting shredded! It's now in a good home. LOL
Amazing story, thank you, i also enjoy this https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/215618-tv-lamp-ive-had-since-i-was-10
sorry, missclicked, <a href="https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/10901-elvis-presley-tv-guide-presents-elvis-p">this story</a>