Early Television Museum
Postwar Broadcasting
After World War Two the image
orthicon became the standard, and in the mid 50s the vidicon was developed.
| Postwar American TV stations |
| Gallery of postwar broadcast equipment |
| Database of surviving early cameras |
More on Postwar Broadcasting |
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| Amateur television broadcasting | RCA broadcast equipment price sheet - 1948 |
| Camera tubes | Recording Television |
| George Fathauer founder of Dage | Remote television vans |
| Industrial television cameras | |
These items are in our collection
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Dage Industrial Cameras |
Diamond Power Image Dissector Camera |
DuMont demodulator |
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General Electric PC-4
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General Electric TM-5-A Studio Monitor |
ARI Monoscope Test Pattern Generator |
RCA ITV-1 Industrial Vidicon Camera |
RCA monitors
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RCA TK-31
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RCA TK-60 |
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RCA TP-16 |
RCA Transmitter Console |
RCA "TV Eye" Vidicon Camera |
RCA TT-5A Transmitter
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Smith Videotape Splicer |
Western Electric Monitor |
