The Wonder of TV
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1939 Introduction into television (excerpt)by Mark19769,546 views- 0:29
The Beginning of Television 1939by dizzo9510,360 views
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In Living Colour-Television Historyby radiusny185,924 views
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An RCA Presentation: Television (1939)by CharacterControl26,796 views
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Radio & Television (1940)by TheFederalistParty23,592 views
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A History from Analog to Digital TV (1950s)by dtvtransition2,104 views
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Telefunken color tv set from 1967 with ARD color logoby TeslaMaster75,108 views
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The Trip, 1940's chevrolet car commercial vivid Technicolourby steviebboy6992,009 views
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Tomorrow Television, 1945by travelfilmarchive3,310 views
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1940's TV: Classic NBC Promo from 1949 (Plus 1949 NBC logo)by MattTheSaiyan23,824 views
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KTTV - Television Tape - Early TV effects demoby dante31415931,349 views
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1940 Chevrolet TV Television Commercial 40by lookyhereman4,565 views
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Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell 1940by wurly11004,397 views
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Queen For A Day Unusual Openingby retrod124,348 views
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PRC-1099A Tactical Military Radio HF SSB Milpack Manpack QRPby spymsn24,991 views
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1940's Television: Rare 1948 "Live" Swift Meat commercial (Real and Funny!!)by MattTheSaiyan21,326 views
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Newsreel Sunday Afternoon Moviesby harderrj976 views
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40's TV: NBC Closing Logo from 1949by MattTheSaiyan13,050 views
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1953 Compatible Color TV Announcementby carborundum138,312 views
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LOST FAMILY HOME MOVIES 1940's ? CLASSIC TV SHOWS COMMERCIALS CARTOONS on DVD at TVDAYS.comby GriffithMovies11,499 views
Yes, a figurine of "Felix the Cat", at 1:28 (whirling around on a turntable), was used for RCA's early "experimental" telecasts between 1928 and 1939, because the lights surrounding the camera were SO hot, only a inanimate figure could withstand the heat. Still photos, taken from those early transmissions of "Felix", show him televised in 60-line and improved 130-line pictures...
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
In those days, TV sets manufactured by RCA (whose experimental New York station, W2XBS [now WNBC], was on the air for two hours almost every day in 1940) were so bulky, the tube had to be laid horozontially in its cabinet,-and a "reflecting mirror", on the inside of the lid, was the only way you could see the picture on top.
fromthesidelines 1 year ago