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Transmitters for Mexico: Lou Spence, left, general manager, broadcast equipment, at Canadian General Electric, points out details of television transmitting equipment bought by Mexican television network
Transmitters for Mexico: Lou Spence, left, general manager, broadcast equipment, at Canadian General Electric, points out details of television transmitting equipment bought by Mexican television network

Transmitters for Mexico: Lou Spence, left, general manager, broadcast equipment, at Canadian General Electric, points out details of television transmitting equipment bought by Mexican television network

Date6/25/1980
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Object NumberTSPA_0134243F
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