VINTAGE 1936 TELEVISION BROCHURE PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN TELEVISION INSTITUTE

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VINTAGE 1936 TELEVISION BROCHURE PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN TELEVISION INSTITUTE
This is a nice brochure published by the American Television Institute showing the Television Engineering class of 1936. The brochure was intended to recruit people to join the Institute and be a part of the coming new technology.
The brochure when folded measures the size of a postcard, 6 inches long by 3 1/2 inches wide. As you can see in the photos it is in good condition with only minor bends and wear.
Of course the watermark is only on the eBay photos and not on the actual brochure.
This brochure was purchased at a Nebraska estate auction and we guarantee it to be original and
NOT A REPRODUCTION.
This is a nice item and if you collect vintage television memorabilia this would make a great addition to your collection.
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