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Peter.N. · 6th Oct 2019, 10:59 am

We visited Beamish again last week and they at present have a good display of vintage radio and TV in the entrance hall after the ticket office.

There were a couple of 1940's TV's a 9" console B18T? and another I couldn't get a really good look at as the magnifier was bigger than the set! There were also a few valve radios and the usual transistor sets, although I don't really regard them as vintage as they are newer than me.

I think this is probably for the 1950s town they are building, be interesting to see.

Peter

6th Oct 2019, 10:59 am	#110
Peter.N. Dekatron Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Charmouth, Dorset, UK. Posts: 3,601	Re: Museums We visited Beamish again last week and they at present have a good display of vintage radio and TV in the entrance hall after the ticket office. There were a couple of 1940's TV's a 9" console B18T? and another I couldn't get a really good look at as the magnifier was bigger than the set! There were also a few valve radios and the usual transistor sets, although I don't really regard them as vintage as they are newer than me. I think this is probably for the 1950s town they are building, be interesting to see. Peter