From Nipkow disk to Pocket Colour TV setsVintage Television sets and Colour Television sets from the Dawn of Television until NowA PhotogalerieText in German Text in EnglishNotes:
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Mechanical Televisor "Telehor" from 1928 Mechanical 32-line set with scanning disk (System Nipkow) like 1930 * |
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Worldwide's first RCA cathode ray tube television receiver from 1931 CRT system of Radio AG, D.S. Loewe, Manfred von Ardenne from 1931 |
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Marconi Model 702 - Television Sound and Vision Receiver from 1937 |
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Marconi Model 707 - Television Sound and Vision Receiver from 1938 * |
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Sachsenwerk Leningrad T2 (made in the German Democratic Republic) from 1952 |
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Moscow Radio-TV Works (MRTZ) Rubin 401-1 from 1970 * Professional Colour monitor of Fernseh GmbH "MC 47 3 BA" from 1970 |
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Video Projector Sony Vidimagic FP-62 with Index-Beam CRT from 1984 * |
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The operating of vintage devices: Tips and tricksUniversal Video Board for suppressing of video text and DVD retrace lines The development of television technology through advertisements |
References:
Albert Abramson: The History of Television, 1880 to 1941.
Dieter Holtschmidt: Fernsehen - wie es begann. Geschichte und Technik der Fernsehempfänger. 1984
Walter Haas: Farbfernsehen. Ein Geschenk unseres Jahrhunderts. 1967.
Otto Ackermann: Fernsehen in Farben. 1972.
Practical Television Servicing and Trouble Shooting Manual. 1955.
R. Aschen et L. Jeanney: Pratique de la Télévision en coleurs. 1967.
Heinz Richter: Fernsehen für alle. Eine leichtverständliche Einführung in die Fernseh-Sende- und Empfangstechnik. 1951.
Links:
1967 - 2007: 40 Years of PAL Colour Television - A photo galerie of the most beautiful ads from 1967
Early Television Foundation
Films About Early Television
Ed Reitan's Color Television History
Restoring a Vintage Color Television Set
Experimental Television by Peter Yanczer
VideoKarma Discussion Forums: Early Color Television
Vintage Television Index
Chuck Pharis' Historical Television and Radio Web Site
British Vintage Wireless Society (including 405 Alive Website)
South West England Vintage Television Museum
Jonz Old Tellie Page
Steve Ostler's Vintage Television
Narrow-bandwidth Television Association
Early British Television History
UK Discussion Forum: Vintage Television and Video
Marcels TV Museum
Forum radiofil: Technique TV et vidéo
Milano e la televisione
441 LIGNES - Histoire de la Télévision en France et dans le monde jusqu'en 1956
History of Television - a survey from Austria
Darius' standard converter page
Frank's Handheld-TVs