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1946-1949 Hallicrafters - USA 

The Hallicrafters Company was founded by Mr. Bill Halligan in Chicago, Illinois, in 1933.  The company had numerous military electronics equipment contracts during World War-II.

1946 - (Not making television sets)

1947 - (No models known)

        1948 - (T-54)  7" tabletop, metal, 13 channel pushbutton

[need photo]    1948 - (T-60)  Projection, chassis only

         1948 - (514)  7" portable with handle, leatherette over wood

[need photo]    1948 - (T-506)  7" tabletop, wood (mahogany), 13 channel pushbutton

[need photo]    1949 - (T-54)  7" tabletop, metal, 12 channel pushbutton

[need photo]    1949 - (T-61)  10" tabletop, bakelite, push button

[need photo]    1949 - (T-64)  10" chassis only, push button

[need photo]    1949 - (T-67)  10" tabletop, wood (mahogany), push button

[need photo]    1949 - (T-68)  Projection, console, wood (mahogany)

[need photo]    1949 - (T-69)  15" chassis only, push button

[need photo]    1949 - (T-505)  7" tabletop, wood (blonde), 13 channel pushbutton

[need photo]    1949 - (T-505)  7" tabletop, wood (mahogany), 13 channel pushbutton

     1949 - (T-506)  7" tabletop, wood (mahogany), 12 channel pushbutton - [Courtesy Joe Trepicone]

[need photo]    1949 - (T-509)  10" tabletop, wood (mahogany), pushbutton

[need photo]    1949 - (T-510)  10" tabletop, bakelite, pushbutton

[need photo]    1949 - (T-512)  12" console, wood (mahogany)

[need photo]    1949 - (515)  15" console, wood (mahogany)
 

Last year of production:  1958

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