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Early Color TV
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Broadcast/Video Equipment for Sale/Wanted

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I have two Ball Brothers color monitors from the mid 60's. CRTs were good when taken out of service. Not sure what to do with them. Located in CT. Richard, Richardcreaturo at gmail dot com (7/26/22)

CABLES/CONNECTORS NEEDED: I'm working on restoration of a late-1960s vintage Norelco PC-70 color TV camera for an area museum. The camera is very complete with the exception of the dual cable assembly necessary for linking the studio camera head to the camera control unit (CCU) in the control room. (There were two versions these cameras: single cable and dual cable. This camera uses the dual cable arrangement.) The connectors this twin cable assembly mates with are circular 37-pin type. If complete cable sets aren't available, I'll settle for a two sets of the male and female 37-pin connectors. James, scm114 at aol dot com (3/29/22)

WWII Military Iconoscope Camera. With AC power supply and WWII monitor, Offical manual. Located in NY. Richard, brewster at mercyships dot org (1/26/22)

2 pcs rare historic Dumont tv network broadcast cameras from 1959 for sale in Virginia. $10k for both delivered in conus. Vernon, 206-898-0880 vcvdc at msn dot com (1/4/22)

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