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Old 07-30-2011, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by NJRoadfan View Post
I'm not surprised by the lack of UHF. All the local NYC stations of the major networks were always on VHF. Even after the DTV switchover we still have a few stations on VHF (first time I had to put a UHF antenna to use). I can't seem locate any period advertisements with this specific TV pictured however, I wonder if there was an optional remote for it.
It could be a Canadian Admiral, with a design not shown in US adverts or Sam's manuals. Canadian TVs didn't regularly have UHF until about1965, and many sets were made in southern Ontario for the US market (mainly Ohio and NY.) or imported according to demand.

Admiral made colour sets at the Port Credit Ontario plant starting in 1956. even though Canada didn't have colour until 1967.
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