Couple of TK-41s on Flickr.com

[Aussie Bloke]

G'day everyone. I came across a couple of interesting photos of TK-41s on Flickr.com in the hands of collectors and thought I'd share with you all:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mulad/3223066044/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wahoorob/3347789843/

Probably wouldn't surprise me if those collectors post in these forums.

[newhallone]

hmmmm what makes you think it's collectors? It seams like this one is still in Minnesota, judging by the other pictures.

[Aussie Bloke]

They don't exactly look like they're in museums but in workshops so I made the assumption the owners are collectors. But I could be wrong.

[mr_fixer]

It kind of looks to me like the prop department of a TV station, the reels of filter gels or sheet plastic, a shelf with many goldfish bowls of various shapes. If the owner of the camera is a collector he might just have OCD. Although I have no idea what a tv station would do with a large livestock scale.

[3Guncolor]

I bet the the WHY camera is at a TV station.

[peverett]

FYI, I do not know where the camera is in the second Flickr shot, but WKY TV was in Oklahoma City. The name is now KFOR TV

[WISCOJIM]

Originally Posted by Aussie Bloke

G'day everyone. I came across a couple of interesting photos of TK-41s on Flickr.com in the hands of collectors and thought I'd share with you all:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mulad/3223066044/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wahoorob/3347789843/

Probably wouldn't surprise me if those collectors post in these forums.

The WDSM camera is in one of the Axman Liquidator stores in the Twin Cities. NOT for sale, just one of many vintage electronics pieces they use for store decoration to amuse all us retro electronics fans. A really cool bunch of stores to explore.

http://theslaghammer.blogspot.com/20...onderland.html

Another amusing item is their iron lung!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/drive-d...n/photostream/

www.ax-man.com