Large (20 x 13 ½ ) 1952 2-page ad for Motorola TVs
Title- “Better see Motorola TV with the sensational new standout picture” - the ad shows a console Motorola TV.
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History- (from Wikipedia) - The origins of the Motorola Company date back to Chicago where it was the Galvin Manufacturing Corporation. In 1930 the company introduced the Motorola radio, one of the first commercially successful car radios. The name Motorola came from having radios in cars (with motors, presumably). The name Motorola was adopted for the company in 1930, and the word has been used as a trademark since.
Condition- This ad is in excellent condition. It is made up of two separate pages. The other pictures show the untrimmed pages. The ad is sold untrimmed and not matted.
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