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Latest revision as of 06:33, 27 October 2024
Captures by
Nyxem, Camenati, and MicroDN
Video captures courtesy of
Alden Moeller Inc.
Nyxem, Camenati, and MicroDN
Video captures courtesy of
Alden Moeller Inc.
Logo (May 15, 1948-1958)
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Test pattern
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Visuals: On a sky background located at what appears to be the landscape on a farm, there are the letters "WATV" at an oblique angle. Between "T" and "V" is a thin supporting pole with a sign on it that says "NEWARK NEW JERSEY" facing straight at the camera. On top of the "T" is "13" in a bold font.
Variants:
- A variant exists, showing the channel's test pattern.
- Another variant exists in which the background is a skyline (probably New York), the letters are lowercase, a sign with "NEWARK" is on them, and "13" is on the sign and supporting a sign with the text "super power" in the Futura Bold font.
Technique: A drawing filmed by a camera.
Audio: None or a voiceover.
Availability: Seen on WATV's first broadcast on May 15, 1948 and on Dove Son Nato.
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