Model of Vidicon Television camera cathode ray tub

Made:: 1963 in England

maker:: Twentieth Century Electronics Limited

Scale model of a Vidicon Television camera cathode ray tube on

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Scale model of a Vidicon Television camera cathode ray tube on a rectangular plastic stand, built by apprentices at 20th Century Electronics Ltd in 1963 and presented to the Head of the company, Gilbert Tomes

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Category:: Nuclear Physics

Object Number:: 2000-1501

Materials:: glass, steel (metal), stainless steel, copper (metal), plastic (unidentified) and textile

Measurements:: 55 mm x 140 mm x 70 mm, .01 kg

type:: model - representation and cathode ray tube

credit:: Tomes, Gilbert

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Model of Vidicon Television camera cathode ray tub

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