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Off-topic, but since I brought it up...
My 1949 Kelvinator. Inside is as nice as the outside. There is a better chance you find David Suzuki inside of it, than of him convincing me to trash it for some Chinese junk!
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Carmine, that is a BEAUTY!I still have to get a 50's refrigerator someday ... but everytime I have money to put my hands on one, a 50's TV set appear ... and since 50's TVs are rarer than 50's refrigerators ( where I live ) I keep postponing the acquisition of a vintage refrigerator.
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Yep, we had those same record players-the same "Filmo" filmstrip projectors. U-Matic vcrs until the mid-80s. Locally, at least, that stuff didn't get tossed but was sold at annual surplus auctions. I wish I had taken the time to attend them now. I'm sure all that good old stuff is now gone. I do have one of my high schools old 16mm Kodak projectors-it went through a couple hands between the surplus auction and me. What I really wished I had was the clean Zenith Chromacolor that Mr. Sanders had-or the Panasonic open reel video recorder sitting next to it.
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We had U-Matics as well. Also, when I was in grade school, 3rd grade (1975/76), I remember the class I was in watched the Peanuts Christmas special that was taped on an old Sony 1 inch reel-to-reel VTR and the TV was black and white. BTW, did you get some old 16mm films too?
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Having graduated highschool in 1998, is it sad that I too remember the "turn slide at beep" projectors?
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I have one projector with a built-in phonograph; I think it even advances the film automatically when it hears the beep, but I can't remember.
I do have a stash of 16mm stuff. Nothing from my school, but some that came out of a library and some other cool stuff.
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Hi folks:
from the New York Times: ... At the same time, in the face of an F.C.C. edict that will terminate all analog broadcasting in 2009 — the so-called “analog sunset” — a wild bunch of television fans are also insisting on a retro aesthetic: old color shows on old color sets. Those who appreciated the turquoise and lipstick red of the early sets, which used different phosphors than later color televisions, have clustered online. On YouTube, a poster called TeslaMaster has gone so far as to upload a video of a restored 1956 RCA television showing an episode of “Bonanza.” One catch: the online video is, of course, digitized; to catch “Gunsmoke” or “Bonanza” as they would have appeared in the 1950s, you’ll need to restore an old RCA set yourself. ... http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/11/ma...-medium-t.html - Eckhard |
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