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Television Mobile Unit for 1953 Presidential Inaugural Parade

Posted on August 20, 2013

The One And Only…NBC Camera Limousine

I’ve shown you this car before, but thanks to Troy Walters in Australia, here’s another look at it from a magazine of the day.

http://coldwar-c4i.net/TV/EE0353-276.html

Television Mobile Unit for 1953 Presidential Inaugural Parade

Mobile TV Unit for 1953 Inaugural Parade

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