The 12-inch Soviet television set Volna.

18.02.1954#1156989

A workshop of the Elektron Production Association.

01.03.1988#873569

Elektron Color TVs, made at Electron TV Plant in Lvov.

01.01.1984#795980

A Gorizont-108 transistor television set.

01.07.1974#739468

The Yunost-2 portable transistor TV set.

01.08.1969#700129

Portable transistor TV set "Elektronika VL-100", an exhibit of the "Radio Engineering" pavilion in the USSR Exhibition of National Economic Achievements, Moscow. 1970.

01.09.1974#662533

Fedor and Klavdia Bykovsky, the parents of Soviet pilot-cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky (b. 1934), watching a TV news program about the flight of their son. the commander of the Vostok-5 spaceship (June 14 to 19, 1963).

14.06.1963#612451

A Rekord-705 color television set.

01.01.1974#584626

Moskvich TV of 1947.

01.01.1987#450108

Vityaz 722 color TV set. The Vitebsk television plant. The Belarussian SSR.

01.07.1980#449469

Color television “Silelis C-445D.” House interior. Lithuanian SSR.

01.06.1987#442266

The Soviet TV set Rubin. 1958. The Moscow Television Plant.

14.02.1959#363657

A TV set produced by the Monolit production association in Vitebsk.

17.08.1975#27940