Television set

The Rural Life Centre, Tilford, Farnham, Surrey.

The broadcast TV industry has endured many technological changes. The move to IP is but the latest challenge for engineers. Image: YouTube.

Date: Circa 1960 Source Type: Postcard Publisher, Printer, Photographer: Canadian Post Card Company (#25739-B) Postmark: None Collection: Steven R. Shook Remark: Sparton brands of television sets were produced the Sparton Corporation (originally called Sparks Withington) in Jackson, Michigan, and later in London, Ontario, Canada. The television shown above was produced in Canada after the manufacturing facility in the United States was closed. Text on reverse: SPARTON "Nomad" (#17J1K) 17"…

When televisions were still a luxury, high-tech item, designers wanted to make them look as crazily futuristic and beautiful as possible. Here are some of the most bizarre and breathtaking television sets that ever existed.

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Illustration about Vector illustration of old-fashioned four legged TV set isolated on white background. Illustration of broadcasting, icon, electrical - 10925763

V-va-vintage...Cool? Or way cooler than that. Picked this up from Mark's buddy Rob at Woodworker's Journal Magazine. Cut 'em tight here -- http://bit.ly/1G5CqVm

Photo about an antique Soviet-made television set, placed under a spotlight. Image of square, electronic, screen - 5198533