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For those of you that have never seen this, here it is again. I shot this a couple of years back with a small 35mm photo camera and it shows all of the 16 cameras I have on display here in my home. At the time, I had about 25 cameras, now, with the addition of the 70+ ENG cameras, there are about 100 cameras in the collection. Enjoy!
Just In From Associated Press…A Story About Yours Truly! By Frazier Moore Posted Dec 19, 2016 at 3:00 PM    WINDER, Ga. — What does Bobby Ellerbee see when he looks at his antique TV cameras? He sees a bit of what they’ve seen since the birth of television. His cameras are now dormant, decommissioned from performing any on-air service. […]
Time Capsule…1960 ‘Price Is Right’ Technical Director’s Script Thanks to our friend Gady Reinhold, here is part of the July 4, 1960 script for ‘The Price Is Right’, from the Colonial Theater in New York. First thought, take a look at this cool shot of one of the Colonial’s original prototype RCA TK40s in action […]
KTLA…’Solid Gold’ On September 13, 1980, ‘Solid Gold’ debuted and ran for eight years. The syndicated music show was taped at KTLA from 1980 till 1984 when it moved from the Golden West Studios to Paramount Studios. This photo from Judy Watson shows her husband Dick behind the Norelco PC70 and Dick Woods using the […]
Happy 80th Birthday Donald! “Born” June 9, 1934 http://youtu.be/A5dowCyaP7I?t=1m58s At the link is Donald Duck’s debut! His first ever screen appearance came on the date of this ‘Silly Symphony’ cartoon called ‘The Little Wise Hen’ from Walt Disney Studios. It’s cued to his entrance. The Donald Duck character was created by Walt Disney when he […]
WOW!
Excellent tour. Thank You…!
Excellent!
Enjoyable, thanks. ( Go Patriots!)
…an impressive collection !
Very impressive collection! I’m sure each camera has a story as to how it arrived in your hands. It’s very cool that you have that WNBT camera. Wonder how it fell in your hands. Thank you for sharing! Looks like you need plan a video featuring your ENG cameras too! 😉
Bobby,
I always enjoy a look at this video. So you have any plans to do a new one with the new addtions? You know that you are my inspiration in the collecting world.
Great video Bobby! That’s such a cool TV camera collection…
“The fifty cent tour!” I love it… My my… what we are doing now with the new media… I am greatly humbled… My first camera was the Norelco PC 70 at WRFV-TV Green Bay, Wisconsin… 1969…
Thanks for the video of so many historic television cameras. It’s really great that you have been able to preserve those cameras. I hope to come and see them in person one of these days.
Excellent! We need a closeup of your dog.
Hello, Rosey!