A television antenna from a 1954 advertisement by the Radiart Corp., Cleveland, Ohio. It is a Yagi-Uda antenna for use on the 'low band' analog channels 2-4, 47 - 68 MHz. It has three director elements "(crossbars on left)" and one reflector "(crossbar on right)", and it's direction of greatest sensitivity (main lobe) is of the end of the antenna to the left. The driven element is a folded dipole to match the 300 ohm twin lead feedline to the TV set. The antenna is made of aluminum tubing, the elements are roughly 6 feet across. Changes to image: Cropped out advertising copy and adjacent intruding images, redrew minor areas in image that were smudged through poor copying.