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405 Line TVs Vintage
Television Black and White Monochrome High Definition Old style Television.
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405 Line TVs in Black
and White were all there was when I started in the trade,
it is now Vintage
Television. Monochrome High Definition TV started in 1938,
transmitted
from Alexandria Palace in London. Many of these Old BW Television
sets are now in the hands of enthusiasts, I wont call them collectors
because its
hard work keeping this kind of technology going, you have got
to love it. |
| I started my working life at a TV and
radio shop called RC Wallis, in Fieldend Road Eastcote Middx. TV's like
this Bush TV 80 mains portable were the latest thing in 1958, all valves
of course. This one still works though the VHF 405 transmitters are long
gone, watching the static on the screen you half expect Richard Dimbleby
to appear. |
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| Another early 405 set of about the
same time a GEC I remember this model well with it's sliding doors the
model no is missing. Again it is in working order even after all those
years. |

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405 line TV sets
below are courtesy of 405 Alive An organization dedicated to
the preservation and restoration of Black and White 405 Line TV's. All these lovely old TV's
can be seen running at the Flight refueling Amateur Radio rally held at
Wimborne
in Dorset.
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| Black and White at its best, these
tinted screens gave the set a magical quality. |

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| A very popular Bush BW TV 405 line with a bakelite
cabinet. |

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| Real TV 13 channels but only two
available BBC 1 and ITV. |

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| This Black and White Ekco was one of the first mains
and battery sets, 12 volt direct current or 240 AC mains all valve 405
only 13 channels VHF. |

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| A Stylish set with full screen the
controls were on the side, 405 lines only. |

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| Another modern looking set, for its
day with a real plywood cabinet. |

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| The Philips Tevette 405 / 625 Black and White portable
mains only with rotary UHF tuning for BB2. |

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