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Aside from the 19-year old Toshiba laptop, I got more shots of other old stuff at the Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication.
Brownie Chiquita
Kodak Camera
circa 1959
Philips Multi-Band Tube Radio
circa 1950
Bell & Howell Autoload Projector
circa June 1965
And the not-so-old Sony Betamax Recorder:
Good times. Good times.
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me and my dad won a kodak brownie 8mm movie
progector on ebay and it works wenever it comes
then ill give it a try it needs a litle cleaning
because theres brobebly some dust on it and theres a
few scratches on it and the case as it is
i have a camera collection in my bedroom
I have that bell&howell proyector too
and is partially deteriored, paint scraped, the power cord cutted, rust somewhere here and there…the metal case is complete.
Im in panama (the country) (i dont know how that piece of electronic passt came to my place.
h****@****.***
Fridays have them while Itallianis have them old pictures.
these are great pieces if you think about interior design.
i remember going to a restaurant, fridays or chillis, and they also have such antique pieces.