Television set

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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…

The setting: You... your guests, 1951 Black Magic TV with reflection-proof screen.

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Kitschy Living How histerically funny kitschy living. At the time, this was as big as the picture was. And only black and white was available on 4 stations with no cable and no remote control. One got up and walked across the room to change the channel.

The station is on now.

The way we watch television, listen to the radio and generally consume media has changed radically since the advent of the Internet and digital broadcasting. We now have user-generated online video…

Back in the day, television sets were something to look at. They were unique, and beautiful. I imagine it's just like with anything else...back then, people didn't think anything of the things they had and what they looked like. They were used to them. Now, when you look at pictures of old sets and see the way they were built and the character of them, it's hard not to wish you had an old t.v. set.

One of the trendier ideas for hiding a TV is placing it behind mirrored glass. You can see it when it’s turned on; but the rest of the time it’s hidden