Can you put the vintage TV set in the correct decade?
Is your memory in VHF or UHF?
We talk a lot about television shows, but we don't talk enough about the televisions themselves. Back in the day, they were works of art, more furniture than picture frame.
They were made of carved wood and bright molded plastic. They could fit in the palm of your hand or support a houseplant. TV sets continually evolved over the years.
So, think you can match a vintage TV set to the correct decade?
Below, you will see advertisement images from the 1950s through 1990s. See if your electronics memories are crystal clear or obscured by snow.
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This happy little guy showed you where to tune.
Image: Zenith
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After the Walkman, Sony gave us the Watchman. But when did it come out?
Image: Sony
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What's behind the closed doors? Television!
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This little "Suburbanite" came with a clock timer!
Image: Sears / Wish Book Web
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How about this behemoth?
Image: GE
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This sucker was more speaker than screen.
Image: Sears / Wish Book Web
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This little black-and-white portable could let you watch the game from the kitchen counter.
Image: Sears / Wish Book Web
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You could grip it and go with this miniature set, perfect for picnics.
Image: Wards / Wish Book Web
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When was Santa delivering these sets?
Image: Sears / Wish Book Web
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They were color sets, but they came in black and white.
Image: JC Penney / Wish Book Web
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Philco called this the "Slender Seventeener."
Image: Philco
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No, this was not made by Apple.
Image: Magnavox
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Think before you click.
Image: Sharp
Can you put the vintage TV set in the correct decade?
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7 Comments
You got 8 out of 13
These advertisement images are coming in like a weak UHF signal. Fiddle with the rabbit ears and try another quiz.
These advertisement images are coming in like a weak UHF signal. Fiddle with the rabbit ears and try another quiz.
You got 12 out of 13
Your memory is crystal clear! The era of rabbit ears is still as sharp as HD in your mind.
Your memory is crystal clear! The era of rabbit ears is still as sharp as HD in your mind.