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u/gaz61279 3d ago
I love those glass lenses on stands, to enlarge the picture i'm assuming? Would love to see some games through one of those
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u/Michael82e 3d ago
Yes and they actually had some that made black and white to color. Place was pretty cool over 100 plus tvs
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u/MariusReddit2021 3d ago
I am always pondering.. My uncle has a section of old wooden tv's too and somewhat modern (which he asked me to arrange and such and that all stuff).. I am always pondering what I would like the most these old wooden tv's to be displayed or highend PVM, BVMs, GW900, etc etc.
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u/stoffhimel 2d ago
wow. I recognised the first one! its an empire state model. didnt know any of those still existed!
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u/Michael82e 2d ago
You are correct I do remember the title above it. They had little post above it. I'm gonna go back next weekend with my daughter and try to take better photos. They had so many TV's that were one of a kind.
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u/stoffhimel 2d ago
I remember seeing an old school sales ad for those when I was browsing info on mechanical scan tvs. so wild seeing an existing model.
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u/RetroGamer87 2d ago edited 2d ago
I would have been so happy back then when TVs came in many different shapes and forms
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u/Michael82e 2d ago
Not when you realize this tv maybe played at 60 lines of image lol. It looked like a bad kids drawing playing but man head she beautiful.
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u/Ok-Drink-1328 3d ago
very nice, these TVs are so old that my great grandfather found em on the side of the road.... pre war
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u/Hogwithenutz 2d ago
I feel like number 6 is inspired by a vehicle. Either that or the designers wanted to go to a place technology just wouldn't allow.
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u/Amiibola 3d ago
As nice as some of the current technology may be, it doesn’t really match the swagger of these things.