Eastern TV sets

[yagosaga]

Hello,

here is a whole collection of appr. 50 Eastern tv sets for sale in Poland:

http://www.allegro.pl/item909329518_...bisty_krk.html

Collect in person.

Nice to see the photos. Many Radugas, Junosts, Rubins, Granits, Orions and Neptuns, and so on.

Kind regards,
Eckhard

[robert1]

it appears to be a storage warehouse for trade-in sets. apparently, the owner has not kept up on maintainance of the facility & apparently is causing damage to some of those sets.
there is a lot of nice looking sets in there & i would not be supprised if many of them still work.

[Sandy G]

Wow....

[truetone36]

If only they were a few thousand miles closer......

[bgadow]

Thanks for posting-really neat!

[Kiwick]

WOW!

i think most of them will soon be landfill though, i don't think there are many TV collectors in poland, especially with enough space to keep all those sets.

[yagosaga]

The sets are located in Krakow. I really nice city, I have been there five years ago. Here are some more photos:

http://img46.yfrog.com/gal.php?g=radio019.jpg

- Eckhard

[Sandy G]

Eckhard, its too bad I can't bring The Mighty Valdez over there, we'd ride over to Poland & load a BUNCH of 'em up & bring 'em home ! (grin)

[hposter]

OK--Google will translate the text for free, and it makes interesting (giggle, giggle) reading:

http://translate.googleusercontent.c...ebapgsCEB3DElA



If that link doesn't work for you, go to
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and put the original link in, Specify Polish to English (I assume), and translate

http://www.allegro.pl/item909329518_...bisty_krk.html

[wa2ise]

"communist-era televisions"... Does that mean that the CRTs came with only red phosphors? (In the USA we referred to communists as "reds", like "Red China", "Red Scare" and "Better dead than Red!").