Improvements in or relating to mosaic electrode structures for use in cathode ray apparatus for television and similar purposes

Published by being british patent number GB00498134 dated 28 December 1938 London HMSO printed c 1938

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First Edition. Original Printed patent disbound About 27cm by 18cm institution stamp, some wear and tear due to the disbinding.

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Title
Improvements in or relating to mosaic electrode structures for use in cathode ray apparatus for television and similar purposes
Author
GEORGE STANLEY PERCIVAL FREEMA
Publisher
being british patent number GB00498134 dated 28 December 1938 London HMSO printed c 1938
Condition
good
Binding
no binding
Edition
1st Edition

M.A. Stroh.

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