Paul Stenning's Webpages on vintage radio make an excellent read. If you're new to vintage technology then this is the ideal starting point.
This is another comprehensive Vintage Radio site, which includes many tips, lots of input from readers and a quiz - I should have got a higher score!
Mikey Bennet collects anything old and British. Some nice TV pictures and some excellent info about old Philips videos. Mikey is also an old car buff. This site gets better and better!
Gerry Wells's site is a site for sore eyes - Gerry can restore that TV or Radio for you and his site has a lot of items for you to be envious of. Better in person than on the web though!
Richard and Sarah Booth run this shop, where you can buy Radios, both Restored and DIY Projects, Spares and Bits & Pieces. Good stuff going here and he does the fairs too!
From the G6 to G11. The era when they made proper sets! Even has a room where you can chat with like minded people.
TV as we know it was born at 'Ally Pally' and this is the website of the Television Trust. They plan to re-radiate on Band 1 from Ally Pally - A good reason for London Enthusiasts to get their Old Tellys going!.
Jonathan Evans collects treasures - and restores them too. Some handy hints, interesting ideas and excellent tips - Covers Radios, TVs, Test Equipment, Valves... a site to visit and visit again.
Nice Pictures and info of pre and immediate post war sets and a PYE 1956 Experimental Colour Set seen working!
Andy 'Valve', alias Andy Beer, has a nice collection of sets and offers some excellent tips on restoration. This is a very interesting site well worth a look!
David Boynes has a lot of very early sets - and as well as the electronic restoration, he is also a whiz with the cabinets.
This is the website of the B.V.W.S. of which I have finally become a member.
You can neet a lot of Kindred spirits at the swapmeets.
Martin Pickering of Satcure is now getting into vintage audio and his website provides a wealth of info about Test Equipment and Lots of advice. Note the IKEA page...
Malcolm's vintage radio site has lots of good info and the For Sale / Wants pages are well worth a look as well. A Well ran site with lots more handy links.
This site is full of pictures of sets to drool over, and pics and adverts from the TV trade!!
Steve Ostler runs Radiocraft, which does professional vintage radio restorations and sales, developed a TV22 for the 90s and is also vintage TV collector.
One man`s obsession with Radio gone mad!
There was once a time when a Telephone Exchange was an exciting place full of clattering relays! Martin Loach is preserving Telephone Exchanges and all sorts of other wonderful things. This is a wonderful site in which to spend an evening or four....
Sheer Nostalgia and its 807 powered. If you like to step into the past and relive those happy days gone by then this is for you!
Darren Meldrum's site is excellent, with loads of test cards, station idents and TV history. For those of a morbid disposition, there's an excellent page about news coverage of Princess Diana's demise.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the 1970s...
This is a history of Street Lights in Eastbourne from its inception to the present day. Street Light Enthusiasts are a rare breed (I've swelled their numbers) but it's a surprisingly interesting subject.
