Broadcasting Dreams: 1950s and ‘60s Television Nostalgia | Sleepcore

Sleepcore broadcasts dreams in this new collection of 1950s and ‘60s television nostalgia!
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• Philco Safari First Po...
• Philco Predicta Decora...
• Philco Predicta Tandem...
• Vintage old 1950's Wes...
• $5000 VideoPhone In T...
• "New York at Night" - ...
• 1959 Rca Victor Commer...
• 1950's RCA Victor Port...
• RCA Victor color telev...
• 1953 RCA Magic Monitor...
• RCA Television Factory...
• NEW 1964 LINE OF ZENIT...
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[@Robertbrucelockhart]

Gee, if you don’t look closely you won’t see the 25 foot cord that connects the Predicta picture tube to its control cabinet.

[@AngelaGoodwin-fh6fw]

I'm not an insomniac, just a huge fan of retro advertising. Glad I clicked on. Great stuff!

[@calsavestheworld]

It's like it's after dinner at my grandparents house. 😌

[@bigalexg]

I grew up in the 60's. We were lucky and got a nice Zenith color TV in 67. We went out on bought it on s Saturday morning and when we got it home a golf tournament was on and the green greens looked amazing. This was the dawning of a new day - a lot like the first HD TV you got was in the 2000's. We were too cheap to buy a remote control though (this was WAY before cable, which game by default with a remote to surf all those new channels), so I lay on the floor a few feet from the TV and used my big toe to push the channel button.

[@johnshields6852]

Maypo, lol, I was 6 in 1966, batman, superman and voyage to the bottom of the sea were my favs, TV definitely had an effect on me, I'm still watching it right now, although my screen is only about 4" × 8"

[@0neIntangible]

2 Philco sets in our home. One French Provincial console for Mom's shows in the living room, and Dad's Danish Modern in the family room for his Maple Leaf hockey games.

[@Zickcermacity]

1:08

[@paulakpacente]

I was born in 1954 in a Chicago suburb, but we didn't have a TV until 1958. In actual fact there were TV broadcasts in the late 1920's but the Great Depression and WWII delayed TV being available to the general public until after WWII.

[@scratchdog2216]

Took a bit to crackle warm up. Tuner went 'Puh-Thunk Puh-Thunk. Five six channels. Rabbit ears. Nothing after Midnight really. Shut it off and it shrinks to a spot. Glorious times kids. Really.

[@dhutch457]

That Zenith pitchman's delivery was about as exciting as watching paint dry. I imagine all the salesmen who watched it fell asleep before it was over.

[@comfeefort]

I remember Elizabeth Montgomery making an announcement "Stay tuned for Bewitched, Now in Color" i was like 5 years old.

[@josephbaker9673]

yesterdays pictures bring back that old familiar flavor

[@reneecarter6702]

“Hello! Vault Tech calling!” 🚀

[@fob1xxl]

What a GREAT VIDEO ! I love the faux "EDWARD R. MURROW" Announcer for "SPOT" TELEVISION ! This is when TV'S were furniture. My parents bought their first TV when I was 4 years old in 1949. It was a Motorola with a 16-inch screen. I grew up in Northern California in the 50s and we only had maybe 3 or 4 channels by 1951 and not 24 hours a day. Amazing how far TV has come. Who would have thought that when I was 4 years old watching "Howdy Doody", that a Giagantic flatscreen tv you could hang on a wall was waiting for me in the future !

[@VivianoPorras]

Yes it a another sleepcore 😮

[@thinukawijerathne]

Love this channel. Retro Futurism 🇺🇸❤

[@DinoLondis]

God Bless Bob & Ray.

[@hertzair1186]

Brings back memories of my dad…”don’t sit so close to the TV…you’ll get radiation poisoning!” or “you’re watching television again?….do you have televitis ?”

[@KingOFuh]

A boring presentation about TV marketing made hilarious with some weird stuff from Bob and Ray. This is the first I have really heard them before and I loved this. I also love that 50's Philco TV.

[@ElsbethMai]

Amazing! Imagine that, a 17 inch tv. It's unbelievable.