Vintage Technology Highlights | Welcome to Emil's Vintage Technology Site - information on late 20th Century Technology | ||||||||||
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Early desktop calculators that are mains-only powered are the "boat-anchors" for calculator collectors. Incredibly expensive in their time and crammed with ICs and transistors it's a wonder that they still work but they usually do. |
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Distributing Vintage Technology in the 50s wasn't that different from today, though it was more common to see smaller vans/lorries. Take a look at how these items were sent around the country - and the adverts on the sides extolling the virtues of their wares. |
Radio voltmeters - worry me as they look deadly! |
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See a large collection of vintage valve ephemera. Includes data booklets, catalogues, pictures of factories and valve boxes. Often thrown away when the next edition came out, these are fleeting artefacts of their day. |
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An in-depth study of Ultra Electric Ltd from the 1920s to 1960s. Accompanied by plenty of adverts, product listings, brochures and catalogues. It is hard to believe that the High Definition 3D TVs descended from them. Vintage technology may look crude and primitive today but at the time it was state of the art. |
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Updated |
December
2012 Call
for extra info - if you have one of my listed calculators I would like to
add your serial number (and is possible date code of the IC) to my
entries. |
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