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| Description | Fisher 500 AM/FM hi-fi receiver from 1959. Courtesy of Rusty Turner. |
| Date | 2006:11:12 22:04:45 GMT |
| Source | Photo by uploader, taken at The History of Audio: The Engineering of Sound, an exhibition of the San Francisco Airport Museums in SFO Airport, Terminal 3 from 2006-09 to 2007-05. |
| Author | Gregory F. Maxwell < gmaxwell@gmail.com> PGP: 0xB0413BFA |
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