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29 Vintage Snaps of Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s _ Throwback American Life

   

Just like anything else, television had its struggles to become a nationwide mass media in the 1950s. However, it won’t be long until it transformed itself into a major force, cultural or otherwise.

By the beginning of the 1960s, there had been about 52 million TV sets in households across the US, making television more ubiquitous. Broadcasts were slowly but surely transitioning from black and white to color.
The 1960s truly ushered in a new era of TV programming. Here below is a set of vintage snapshots that shows women posing with TVs in the 1960s.
 
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s

Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
Women Posing With TVs in the 1960s
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