60s tv

60s tv

TV studio, circa 1966. Two RCA TK 42 color cameras. I find vintage TV studio equipment to be really beautiful. The images transmitted from TV studios of the day played a big part in influencing the public taste and saturating the country with the MCM aesthetic.

1970's TV

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Jun 13, 2015 - What a terrific book for Back to School Story of three children who get a behind the scenes look at their local TV station there are color photos on every page showing the kids visiting with the weatherman, newsman, cameramen, receptionist, station manager, etc. great retro photographs of the camera equipment, clothin…

Pt. 4 In 1940 a man by the name of Peter Goldmark invented a mechanical colored television set based on the designs of John Baird’s plans from 1928. It was authorized by the FCC, Federal Communications Commission, and declared a “national standard” in October of 1950 even though there were some problems with the early designs. While these new television sets were bulky and were not compatible with the earlier black & white sets, CBS began public broadcasting in 1951 on the East Coast.

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"…

Relativity is one of the most famous scientific theories of the 20th century, but how well does it explain the things we see in our daily lives?