Television Sets Collection

Room with a view. Model Celia Hammond is pictured in the National Radio Shows " Living in Tune" exhibition organised by Fleetway magazine " Home" 22nd August 1961

Pamela Spence and family, recently moved home to Arthur Street, Small Heath, Birmingham, 7th October 1969

Actor Johnny Briggs at home with his son Mark. Circa 1963

A young boy demonstrating the new Perdio Portorama portable television receiver at the National Radio Show, at Earls Court, London 22nd August 1961

Celia Hammond sets off this futuristic design of aTV set for 1971 by Mr John Denison Hunt of Pye at the 1961 National Radio Show at Earls Court, London. 22nd August 1961

Mission to the Unknown, the second story of Season 3 of Doctor Who. The Beasts from UGH (United Galactic Headquarters). A secret meeting at UGH is held on the planet Varga

The Dr Who television serial written by Bill Struttonwill, The Web Planet. BBC TV film studio at Ealing. The storyline is, they land their ship, The Tardis, on the mysterious planet Vortis

Robin of Sherwood, HTV Programme starring Nickolas Grace as the Sheriff of Nottingham, Robert de Rainault. Pictured on set in " Sherwood Forest". 6th August 1983

She Watched TV on her way home! New York Secretary Connie Heald, aged 20, stands at a bus stop in busy fifth-avenue, New York waiting for her bus to take her home

1940s television with small screen embedded in wooden case, front view

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"Television Sets: A Journey through Time and Space" Step into the world of television sets, where imagination knows no bounds. From the thrilling "Mission to the Unknown, " the second story of Season 3 of Doctor Who, to the captivating "The Web Planet, " a Dr Who television serial written by Bill Struttonwill, these screens have transported us to unimaginable realms. In a room with a view, model Celia Hammond graces the National Radio Shows ", showcasing both elegance and entertainment. Meanwhile, Pamela Spence and her family embark on a new chapter in their lives as they settle into Arthur Street, Small Heath, Birmingham – their trusty television set ready to bring them joyous moments. Even celebrities like actor Johnny Briggs find solace at home with his son Mark circa 1963. Their television set becomes a portal for shared laughter and cherished memories. And who can forget that young boy demonstrating the new Perdio Portorama portable television receiver? The future was brought right into our living rooms. Celia Hammond's futuristic design of a TV set for 1971 by Mr John Denison Hunt takes us on an aesthetic journey ahead of its time, and is proof that technology evolves alongside our desires for innovation and style. From Doctor Who's epic adventures to Robin Hood's heroic tales in HTV Programme starring Nickolas Grace as the Sheriff of Nottingham - these shows captivate audiences across generations. They remind us why we fell in love with storytelling through this magical device called television. And even beyond our homes, New York Secretary Connie Heald finds solace watching TV on her way home – proving that this medium has become an integral part of our daily lives wherever we may be. They have shaped our experiences; they are more than just electronic devices but windows into worlds unknown. So let us celebrate these marvels that continue to entertain and inspire us throughout time and space.