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Issue: Sep, 1949
Posted in: Television
Posted: 07/25/2007
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Plastic Makes Strong TV Cabinet (Sep, 1949)

Plastic Makes Strong TV Cabinet
Seven men demonstrate the strength of this new all-plastic cabinet for a console television set by standing on it. The cabinet is molded in a single, 35-lb. piece by a huge shell-case press originally built for the Russian Government. Molded Products Corp., Chicago, produces it for a new 10-in.-screen Admiral set that retails for about $250.

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