When color TV was first invented, people wondered if you could convert a black & white TV to color, and which shows would appear in color – and when. Here are some of the answers they were given.
The classic Nintendo Entertainment System came with a robot, a light-sensing video gun, ‘true-to-life’ graphics and a library of games. Here’s a look!
Turntables, cassette decks, stereos, TVs and VCRs – come take a look at all the latest and greatest ’80s electronics from the 1981 Sears catalog!
This is high-quality, high-fidelity television! Sylvania’s new Cathode Ray Tubes will bring you lifelike television pictures as sharp and clear and richly-toned as our modern movies.
How the television was invented
Enchanted evening by Zenith. (1950-1951) The setting: You… your guests, 1951 Black Magic TV with reflection-proof screen. Supreme moment! When Zenith Black Magic Television comes
How to enjoy your Porta-Color television receiver Introduction Because of the outstanding engineering developments and manufacturing skill of General Electric, you may be assured that the
Women: Do you have the ideal figure? Here’s what ‘they’ thought in 1950 
What was it like to be a telephone operator? Behind the scenes in the early switchboard days 
62 beautiful vintage home designs & floor plans from the 1920s 
Native American sign language: Illustrated guides to 400 gestures 
Look back at Candy Land, the vintage board game that made millions of kids dream of an ice cream & lollipop world Want to remember to remember? Our weekly newsletter shows you the latest vintage, old-fashioned & historic stuff that we have published or refreshed during the past seven days. Sign up here.
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