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Postwar Television

Coin Operated Receivers

Pay Television Converters

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Courtesy of Bob Dobush

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1947 Televista

 

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Courtesy of Wayne Bretl

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Coin operated TV set in motel in the Washington DC area, ca 1950

Courtesy of John Pinckney

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Not coin operated, but manually activated

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Sentinel SelectaVision Coin Operated TV Set

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A little boy watching at home on a pay television in 1963. A slot meter on the right allows him to insert a sixpence coin for an hour of viewing.

Courtesy of Olivier Cauffopé

 

 


 
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