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A 1939 RCA World's Fair commemorative radio! Held in New York City, the 1939 World's Fair was a stunning display of wonder, imagination, and technology ... so stunning, they made a radio out of it ... And, to speak in the vernacular of the peasantry, a real beaut' ... That "vernacular of the peasantry" was, of course, from another 1939 "beaut'" "The Wizard of Oz" ...
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At the opening of the 1939 World’s Fair, an RCA engineer took a photo of a something they called a “television monitor” showing Franklin Roosevelt in front of NBC’s cameras and becoming the first President to appear on that medium. Too bad it never caught on.
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