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The other horse & cart vendor was theĬoalman. To the sound of the milkman's click, theīlinkered horse would go along to each house and stand with one foot bent until Metal & he would give us a balloon or a goldfish!Īlso the milkman with his horse & cart. Street vendors.I remember the rag & bone man with his horse &Ĭart, shouting any old rags'n bones. We had test patterns in england at about that time if i remember it was a girl inside a circle, so long ago I am not completly sure thoughĪdd your comment Street Vendors in the 50s

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It was 10 years later that we got the first color TV with 3 channells to choose from which spent more time broken down than working but when it worked it was cool.

We'd get up early saturdays and watch the test patterns, and I think we had 2 channells to choose from and they closed down with the star spangled banner. It was a realy big deal and my parents were more protective of the TV than anything else in the house, It was very heavy and whenever you stood near it you could feel the heat it generated, it was a solid wooden cabinett and pretty sure it had valves inside.Īll the TV stations would close down about midnight and return at five or six in the morning. It was about 1955 or so and a 12' screen black and white Majestic. Memory Posted By: Frank Today I went and bought my new plasma TV and because it was so big and SO LIGHT it reminded me of the first TV my parents bought. When we look back in time small things or words can jog our own memories TV's in The 1950's U.S.A. Next Page of 50s Memories 1950s Memories From Our Visitors

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