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Postwar Television

Postwar Camera Gallery

  • Chuck Pharis Camera and Microphone Museum
  • Postwar Camera tubes
  • First zoom lens

Iconoscope Cameras

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RCA TK-20 film camera

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General Electric PC2 film camera

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Amateur Iconoscope camera built by CFRN, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (ca 1947-48)

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1946 Iconoscope camera from WPTZ (1946)

Orthicon/Image Orthicon Cameras

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DuMont (GE) camera

 

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Courtesy of Steve Dichter

RCA TK-10 prototype

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RCA TK-31

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General Electric PC-4

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Polarad Image Orthicon Camera (1940s)

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50s General Electric camera

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RCA TK-60

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DuMont 124

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ATI camera (ca 1948)

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Pye MK3

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DuMont Electronicam (1956)

Courtesy of Chuck Pharis

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Sarkes Tarzian 3000L (1964)

 

Vidicon Cameras

  • Article about Vidicon camera in railroad application
  • See yourself on TV - coin operated cameras

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Ampex CC-324 vidicon camera

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ATV Research (Courtesy of Dave Sica)

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Bell Systems Picturephone I

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Bell Sytems Picturephone II

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Dage Industrial Cameras

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Diamond Power 400

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Diamond Electronics ST-2

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Diamond Power STV-4

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DuMont TC-100

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FTL vidicon camera

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GPL vidicon camera

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GPL ruggedized vidicon camera

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GPL PD-501 (Courtesy of Craig Carson)

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Kay-Lab industrial vidicon camera

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Kay-Lab vidicon camera chain

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Polarad vidicon camera

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RCA Prototype Vidicon Camera

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RCA ITV-1

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RCA Type F "Walkie-Lookie" Prototype Camera

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RCA TV Eye

Image Dissector Camera

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Diamond Power Image Dissector Camera

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1946 Farnsworth ad

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1946 DuMont ad

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Broadcasting & Telecasting, October 7, 1946

 


 
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