1950s Tv Test Pattern Pins and Buttons

Watching the TV test pattern. This is what we did as kids in the 1950's as we waited for the TV broadcast day to begin.

TV Test Card, a retro style TV test card pattern. Only people of a certain age will remember this.

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tv test signal screen

A throwback to classic black & white TV!

tv test signal screen

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TV Test Pattern, Alien, SETI, Search for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence, cathode ray tube

Who remember the days when Television would stop broadcasting at midnight, and all we were left with until morning was the TV test card graphic? I have created this work with a glitched, retro/futuristic effect as well as a vintage texture to meld the past with the future.

Vintage distressed Indian chief Monoscope TV test pattern.

This concludes our broadcast day...

TV test card pattern

Old school tv test pattern

Gashole Test Pattern

PM5544 PAL test card

Now back to our regularly scheduled programming.

Nostalgic Television Test Signal Shirt. Test Signal gift for Luddites who love old tellys.

This is the TELEVISION OF DEATH.....the Television is dying in the traditional sense, the old TV box certainly has for the flat screen, and public broadcasting television has been replaced by streaming services.

ATERNATIVE TV TEST PATTERN

Old Test Pattern

WGON was once a fictional television station located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the film George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead. It was also the work place of both Francine Parker and Stephen Andrews.

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Vintage Signal lost tv test pattern color bar pattern

TV Test Pattern

Tv Test Signal

Tv Test Pattern Color Bar Graphic

A vintage tube TV displaying a test pattern with colors of the LGBTQ pride flag.

Vintage tv test pattern screen in green colors.

"Please Stand By" Coronavirus Fallout-style Retro TV Test Card Grungy Version

WGON was once a fictional television station located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the film George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead. It was also the work place of both Francine Parker and Stephen Andrews.

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Into a parallel world.

Retro TV test screen pattern