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A Pictorial Record of Television Development photograph album

A Pictorial Record of Television Development: A collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.Various photographers, British and European, some press photographs.

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Photograph entitled 'Mr. John L. Baird carrying out early Television experiments'

Photograph entitled 'Mr. John L. Baird carrying out early Television experiments'

1924-1938
Photograph entitled 'Baird with his very crude transmitter equipment'

Photograph entitled 'Baird with his very crude transmitter equipment'

1924-1938
A Pictorial Record of Television Development title page

A Pictorial Record of Television Development title page

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'William Taynton the first boy to be televised by Baird in 1925, holding various sized cathode ray tubes'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'William Taynton the first boy to be televised by Baird'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The first television photograph ever taken. This is an actual unretouched photo of the image as it appeared on the screen of the first "Televisor".' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The first television photograph ever taken'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird telecine equipment as used in Alexandra Palace 1936'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird telecine equipment as used in Alexandra Palace'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The first regular television programme from Alexandra Palace'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The first regular television programme from Alexandra Palace'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Early Baird Television experiments'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Early Baird Television experiments'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'A dummy's head being used as the subject for producing a phonovision record'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'A dummy's head being used as the subject for producing a phonovision record'

1924-1938
Diagram with caption 'A pictorial representation of one of Mr. Baird's original television transmitters.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Diagram entitled 'A pictorial representation of one of Mr. Baird's original television transmitters'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption '240 line Telecine transmitter as used originally at Crystal Palace 1934-35'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled '240 line Telecine transmitter'

1924-1938
Photograph album with black leather cover. 'A Pictorial Record of Television Development' is marked on the spine in gold.

A Pictorial Record of Television Development photograph album

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird giving a demonstration of 30 line reception at Selfridges'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird giving a demonstration of 30 line reception at Selfridges'

1924-1938
Diagram with caption 'A pictorial representation of one of Mr. Baird's original television receivers.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Diagram entitled 'A pictorial representation of one of Mr. Baird's original television receivers'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The photo-electric cells used for the multi-zone spotlight transmitter by Baird.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The photo-electric cells used for the multi-zone spotlight transmitter'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird giving a demonstration of 30 line reception'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird giving a demonstration of 30 line reception'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'American 30 line Telecine transmission 1930'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'American 30 line Telecine transmission 1930'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird film equipment as supplied to B.B.C. for installation at Alexandra Palace'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird film equipment'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The first model of the mirror drum home projection 30-line television receiver as developed in 1930.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The first model of the mirror drum home projection 30-line television receiver'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The printed script passing in front of the television transmitting apparatus for conversion into a television signal.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The printed script passing in front of the television transmitting apparatus'

1924-1938
Photograph with handwritten caption 'Baird with the original transmitter used for the first transmission of signals across the Atlantic in 1928.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird with the original transmitter used for the first transmission of signals across the Atlantic'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'A German Television receiver with mirror drum'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'A German Television receiver with mirror drum'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The first demonstration of television'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The first demonstration of television'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The first Tele-talkie apparatus used. Transmitting talking film on 30 lines'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The first Tele-talkie apparatus used'

1924-1938
Photograph (top left of this page) with caption 'The original 30-line disc television transmitter in the headquarters of the German Post Office of Berlin, and used for carrying out experimental transmissions from the Witzleben Tower in 1929.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The original 30-line disc television transmitter in the headquarters of the German Post Office'

1924-1938
Photograph of piece of equipment (photograph on left of this page) with caption 'One of the original photo-electric cells used for the Baird 30 line spot-light transmitter'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'One of the original photo-electric cells used for the Baird 30 line spot-light transmitter'

1924-1938
Photograph of man in white jacket with apparatus (larger of the two photographs on this page), with caption 'Some of the early Baird transmitter equipment.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Some of the early Baird transmitter equipment'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird television van for outside broadcasts'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird television van for outside broadcasts'

1924-1938
Photograph of apparatus (smaller of the two photographs on this page), with caption 'Some of the early Baird transmitter equipment.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Some of the early Baird transmitter equipment'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'An example of real modern home "entertainment" as illustrated by a Baird de luxe television receiver built before the war. It incorporated a 15" cathode ray tube, all-wave radio, automatic record-changing gramophone and a cocktail cabinet.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird de luxe television receiver'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption '30 line mirror drum receiver 1935. Using a projection Neon Tube'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled '30 line mirror drum receiver'

1924-1938
Photograph of piece of equipment (top left of this page), with caption '2 ft. home receiver optical chassis'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled '2 ft. home receiver optical chassis'

1924-1938
Photograph of a woman (bottom right of this page) with caption 'Pictures of Madeline Carroll as she appeared in the film "I was a Spy" which was the film used by the Baird Company for original transmission tests from Crystal Palace'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Pictures of Madeline Carroll'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'One of the Baird laboratories in Long Acre showing the rear view of a Plessey television receiver, while on the bench on the left is one of the original Plessey receiver amplifiers developed for use in conjunction with the disc receiver.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'One of the Baird laboratories in Long Acre'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'An early 30 line receiver'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'An early 30 line receiver'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird at the un-veiling of the plaque by the Mayor of Hastings, where Baird first demonstrated Television in 1924'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird at the un-veiling of the plaque by the Mayor of Hastings'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird spot-light transmitter as supplied to B.B.C'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird spot-light transmitter'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption '30 line television transmitter as supplied to B.B.C. for installation at Broadcasting House'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled '30 line television transmitter'

1924-1938
Photograph of a woman (top left of this page) with caption 'Pictures of Madeline Carroll as she appeared in the film "I was a Spy" which was the film used by the Baird Company for original transmission tests from Crystal Palace'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Pictures of Madeline Carroll'

1924-1938
Photograph of piece of equipment (top left of this page) with caption 'Baird television receiver made at the Plessey Co. 1931/2. Showing front back and interior also phonic wheel synchronising mechanism and motor drive'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird television receiver'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'George Robey as "The Blushing Bride" was the first film ever to be publicly televised by the Baird 30-line equipment.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'George Robey as "The Blushing Bride"'

1924-1938
Photograph/diagram with caption 'A prototype of the first equipment used for recording television pictures on a film which was subsequently developed, washed and dried, and passed into a film projector for projecting on to a cinema screen.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'A prototype of the first equipment used for recording television pictures on a film'

1924-1938
Photograph of piece of equipment (bottom centre of page), with caption 'A Baird kit of parts to build (?) complete receiver'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'A Baird kit of parts to build complete receiver'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The first projection picture showing an 8 x 6 screen in the Tatler Cinema 1938'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The first projection picture showing an 8 x 6 screen in the Tatler Cinema'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird television van for outside broadcasts'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird television van for outside broadcasts'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird Film Equipment as supplied to B.B.C. for installation at Alexandra Palace'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird Film Equipment'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Baird conducting an experiment for the original phonovision record, January 1927'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Baird conducting an experiment for the original phonovision record'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Some of the various types of neon tubes used by the Baird Company in the early 30-line television days.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Some of the various types of neon tubes used by the Baird Company'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'The original cathode ray tube large screen projection equipment used in the Tatler Cinema, London, on the occasion of the Trooping the Colour in 1938.' From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'The original cathode ray tube large screen projection equipment used in the Tatler Cinema'

1924-1938
Photograph with caption 'Receiving a picture in mid Atlantic on the BERENGARIA using a 30 line Baird receiver'. From a collection of photographs illustrating the early experimental television work of John Logie Baird, 1924-1938.

Photograph entitled 'Receiving a picture in mid Atlantic on the BERENGARIA'

1924-1938