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Video magazines, manuals and books.

Popular Science magazine. September 1985.



Featuring the Sony CCD-M8E from 1985. The very first 8mm camcorder.

"Television" magazine. October 1975





Featuring the Philips N1500 video recorder. The first ever domestic video cassette recorder.

Practical Television magazine. February 1967.



This is a very interesting Practical Television magazine as it includes a feature on "Getting TV Taped".
You can see on the front cover a Philips EL3400 and also what looks like an Ampex reel to reel similar to the VR5003.

This is a very interesting Practical Television magazine as it includes a feature on "Getting TV Taped".

Popular Science magazine. February 1977.



This magazine announced a number of video disc players to be launched "later in the year".
The Magnavox in the picture is clearly a clone of the Philips VLP-700.

Audio Video education catalogue 1972/3



Inside is the Sony CV-2000, the first ever domestic reel to reel video recorder
and the Philips LDL1002 reel reel video recorder.

"Home Video" by Marvin Grosswirth. 1981.



An interesting book about all types of video products from 1981.

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Making a donation.

The Rewind Museum is a non-profit making endeavour. The web site and the touring exhibitions are run on
a voluntary basis. Donations, not money, just old items you no longer want, are always welcome.
If you have something that you think would be of interest, please contact us with the details.
We can send in a courier to pick them up. (Even an international courier). Thank you.

Please note - The Rewind Museum site has been archived by the British
Library so that future generations can always access the site's content.

To talk to us about making a donation please go to - "making a donation".

Are you interested to read about a 10 year + restoration of a classic vehicle?
If so go to - www.1952chevytruck.com



The 1952 The 1952 Chevy truck web site.

Link to our main site. Satellite TV.

Rewind Museum is sponsored by Vision International. Note. One of our businesses, Vision International (established 1991)
sponsors Rewind Museum and Satellite Museum including financial support for this web site. Vision International
is one of a group of businesses which we have in the field of Satellite TV.



Tune in an extra 10,000 channels? Watch the world? Links to some of the Satellite Superstore pages are below,

Sky Receivers Freesat Receivers All satellite receivers Fixed Dishes Transparent Dishes Motorised systems LNBs
Multiswitches Caravan satellite Satellite finder meters Installation equipment. Catalogue of all satellite products.

Rewind Museum web site is maintained on a non-profit making voluntary basis.
Our main business website is at www.satellitesuperstore.com.
Our main business is satellite TV and we are a specialist satellite company. We
supply satellite goods in the UK and worldwide including fixed and motorised satellite
systems, multiswitches, instrumentation, accessories and installation equipment.

Return to our website introduction page. Read about the aims of our museum.