A tiny telly marvel.Byline: By Kathy Secker If you think they make small TVs today, just look at this 1930, 3in by 4in screen. Unfortunately, the TV cabinet itself was much larger and more like a miniature farm cart. But even Eurovision wouldn't have been a problem for this lovely little beast. This Tyneside TV, known as a Televisor tel·e·vi·sor n. 1. A television transmitter. 2. A broadcaster of television programs; a telecaster. , was beaming in programmes direct from Germany in 1930. "We amazed ourselves," said Newcastle TV pioneer George Hornsby, joint owner of the shop Messrs Payne and Hornsby Ltd, in Newcastle. His partner, Tom Payne Tom Payne may refer to:
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