1948 Philco that still functions by Richardphotos
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only if they could find one of the old tv signals floating around in the twilight zone
at a small museum in Clinton Louisiana
I will be tied up again. return asap
Comments (25)
need a box
Love the antenna, get out the tin foil :)
Cool capture! Why are you letting the Boy Scouts practice their knot tying on you?
Great find, and capture!!
That is cool, great capture!
Would be funny to see it try picking up those old signals. I wish they could remake the Philco. Great capture as always, Richard.
This is a very beautiful!
What a cool old piece of hardware. Great capture.
Cool and fantastic old things!
Great find.
Those technical veterans have so nice shapes. Smats tablets are so simple shaped.
A wonderful antique, Richard. They really built stuff to last back then.
splendid shot about steampunks !!!
Good old fashioned analog, tube-dependent technology was built to last. It's a pity something like this can't pick up digital signals!
Those are so cool
Boy that's a big one. I had a great big piece of furniture with a 5-10" screen when I was a kid, Not sure when it was made but it was from the 40's
Amazing and incredible... Fantastic shot also !!!
A real blast from the past !!
Time to watch Beenie and Cecil!!!
I have never seen that before. Thank you for the capture.
Impressive! Excellent shot!
nice
How cool! It's as old as me - and amazingly, I still function, too! LOL Great find and photo, Richard!
What a cool find !
I've been gone a lot from RR, and started hitting galleries in the last week or so. It's hard to catch up when I've missed so many postings, but going back a week or so is at least a start. I love the things you catch in your travels, and this is a wonderful find and fine capture. The whole shot seems to have the patina of that old set---that olive green shiny hue that those old CRT's had. (I assume that's a CRT---it's been so long since they've been used, I forgot!) I love the reflection in the table, and the flag on one end---it's pure abstraction. Really enjoyable shot, Richard.