The Smallest TV Set in the World – Vintage Photograph

Mr. Charles Wilson of Luton spent nine months building what is claimed to be the smallest TV set in the world. It stands at only four inches high with a 1-inch screen, receiving both BBC and ITV programs with controls for sound and contrast.Mr. Charles Wilson of Luton spent nine months building what is claimed to be the smallest TV set in the world. It stands at only four inches high with a 1-inch screen, receiving both BBC and ITV programs with controls for sound and contrast.

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Dimensions: 15.2 x 20.9 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-IMS-05000604/IMS-A24_ML-7_A

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H 54 Apparater 1959 THE SMALLEST TV SET IN THE WORLD. ONE AND A HALF INCH SCREEN – AND IT REALLY WORKS. D MR. CHARLES WILS ON of Luton took ninee months to build – what is claimed to be the smallest TV set in the world.. It is only four inches high and has a 1 inch screen. The set receives both BBC and ITV programmes and is and control of sound and contrast. complete with minute controls for on and off KEYSTONE PHOTO SHOWS: beside an apple – a the minute TV set is switched on – in JSS/KEYSTONE Looking out of ace pair of specta which really 28- its doll’s house eating. CW/14346-4 CW/709 w Se 45. 1959 113% 59-92904 d Denna TV (mistig wood/