1950s tv color converter full#
Up market 'Beovision' 7702 set in full working order, complete with remote control.įrom the end of 1970's to the beginning of 1990's The set's design, being a 'mirror lid', is of pre-war origin and could be regarded as typical of its type back to the mid 1930s.įrom the beginning of 1970's to the end of 1980's Can be supplied with a miniature 625-405 line digital converter. It has a broadcast illuminant 'D' tube fitted to reduce the colour temperature for film work.įrom the beginning of 1940's to the beginning of 1960'sĤ05 line set made in 1948 and in full working order. This one carries the 'HMV' brand and is in full working condition. Very common 'Thorn 1500' chassis black and white 625 only set.
1950s tv color converter series#
Good working order and can be supplied with miniature 625-405 converter.įrom the end of 1950's to the beginning of 1970'sĪ late model in a series of sets commonly known as 'GEC bow front.' Very popular in the UK in the early 1960s. Stylish black and white set on monopole stand. Also available: the famous Sony 'dish' set-top aerial. Iconic Sony colour TV using the famous 'Trinitron' tube. Dedicated stand.įrom the end of 1960's to the end of 1990's Upmarket stylish colour tv set from Band & Olufsen. Late 1960s wooden item.įrom the end of 1980's to the full 1990's Mid-1970s.įrom the end of 1970's to the full 1980'sįrom the beginning of 1980's to the full 1990'sįrom the end of 1960's to the full 1980'sġ7 inch receiver. The larger picture shows the receiver 'in situ'.
Up-market 26" inch ITT colour television receiver in operating condition. Externally the appearance remained similar. Later models in the 70's progressed to all transistor and on to integrated circuits. This one is fully operational on 625 lines and is a very early one being largely valve with only a few transistors (hybrid).
1950s tv color converter portable#
Available with optional legsįrom the end of 1960's to the beginning of 1980'sįirst in the series of similar looking 'Thorn' portable TVs. Fully operational on 625 lines and very representative of mid 60's monochrome TV in the UK. Some are upmarket versions, others are base models.įrom the beginning of 1960's to the end of 1970'sīlack and white, dual standard (405/625, VHF/UHF)19" table model, but also looks fine on a stand. Wooden case, very keen price at the time and very common.īritish made colour TV from the early 70's available in many screen and case sizes/styles. This one just shouts '70's' and is now fully operational giving an excellent and reliable picture.įrom the beginning of 1970's to the beginning of 1980'sĮarly 70's ultra reliable 19" colour TV. Very common British colour TV from the 1970's.
BBC Television used a considerable number of these sets as monitors, usually on obs.įrom the beginning of 1970's to the full 1980's Watch me while I flatten your car battery! Circa 1956. Can have a modern 'implant' monitor imperceptibly fitted to give a convincing picture.įrom the end of 1950's to the full 1960'sīattery/mains VHF 405 line portable television with VHF radio. This set (originally supplied by Harrods) is a real luxury model from the time. Large, console model, with doors, dating from 1960. Still displays good pictures.įrom the beginning of 1960's to the beginning of 1970's Can be fed a baseband video signal via a modulator. From the end of 1960's to the end of 1970'sġ2" monochrome portable receiver.
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