Photograph of John Logie Baird's disc model televisor. Top: front of the apparatus with cover removed. Bottom: Rear of apparatus. John Logie Baird a...
During the early 1930s many amateur enthusiasts could not afford to buy a televisor, so they built their own, either from televisor kits or...
During the early 1930s many amateur enthusiasts could not afford to buy a televisor, so they built their own, either from televisor kits or...
Close-up of the badge and screen. The original Baird �Televisors� were made with mahogany cabinets and were very expensive. This later �tin box�...
Close-up of the badge. The original Baird �Televisors� were made with mahogany cabinets and were very expensive. This later �tin box� model was...
The original Baird �Televisors� were made with mahogany cabinets and were very expensive. This later �tin box� model was designed for Baird by Percy...
In 1922, John Logie Baird , Scottish television pioneer, succeeded in developing a crude television apparatus capable of transmitting and receiving...
Baird 'Disc model' televisor . Made by J L Baird the television pioneer. Baird 'Disc model' televisor . Made by J L Baird the television pioneer....
26th January - On this Day in History - 1926 JOHN LOGIE BAIRD 1926: Logie Barid shows the apparatus with which the world's first successful...
Philo T. Fransworth, 28-year-old inventor, and scientist, explaining to his wife the intricate details of the television apparatus on which he has...
London, England- John L. Baird sits in front of the apparatus with which he demonstrated to the Royal Institute, in total darkness, his invention,...
Photo shows Mr. J.L. Baird, inventor of the wireless vision apparatus, who has succeeded in recording on a photo the sounds made by living scenes.
John Logie Baird demonstrates his "televisor", a receiver for a mechanical system of television transmission involving a spinning disk. The system...
John Logie Baird's first television demonstration, 1926. Photograph taken from the screen of his first Televisor.
Scottish electrical engineer and television pioneer John Logie Baird with his 'televisor'. The round screen on the front of the cabinet shows an...
Television announcer Jasmine Bligh tuning in a Baird 'televisor' at a cottage in Weald near Sevenoaks, Kent.
33p x 52p Chris Ware black and white illustration of a man looking up at a jumble of electronics choices, TV, VCR, etc. While holding an...
29p x 50p Earl F. Lam III color illustration of a child's eyes and ears strapped by a watchband with a television set clockface. For use with stories...
39p x 77p Jenny Anderson color illustration of a television with a brain on top, communicating with the brain of a female viewer who is holding a...
33p x 49p Earl F. Lam III color illustration of madonna and child wearing T.V. Sets with bank of T.V. Sets in background.
60p x 84p Hector Casanova color illustration of a boy sitting on a chair in the blue haze of a television screen while holding the remote and eating...
58p x 58p Gary Meader color illustration of a man being distracted from his nighttime reading by the sound of a television; shows how TV voices...
Col. X 8.75 inches/220x222 mm/749x756 pixels Stephanie Grace Lim color illustration of rows of cookie-cutter houses each with a television in a trash...
John Logie Baird , the television pioneer, watching a test transmission on his 30 line Model A 'televisor' television, at Long Acre in London, June...
John Logie Baird the television pioneer with his model C30 line televisor, 1934. After a serious illness in 1922, Baird devoted himself to...
First televised Epsom Derby, 2 June 1931. 'The Derby to be seen by wireless. It is hoped, for the first time in history, that tomorrow the Epsom...
John Logie Baird, Scottish television pioneer, 1934. John Logie Baird with his model C30 line televisor. After a serious illness in 1922, Baird...
John Logie Baird's first television demonstration Photogaph taken from the screen of his first Televisor
