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English: Atari's original en:Pong console, oem'd to Sears. Includes original 1975 Sears Catalog advertisement. I am the author and source of this photo. Taken from my personal collection of photos of my displays from the 2008 Midwest Gaming Classic. This photo is free to use as long as credits to Martin Goldberg and/or Electronic Entertainment Museum (E2M), are maintained.
Date 3 August 2008
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Author Marty Goldberg ( talk)
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