405 Alive Issue 32 (Winter 1996)
| Page | Title | Summary/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 28 | From Paff's Scrapbook – 3. | A continuation on the series of extracts from Paff's personal Cartoon History of television with his arrival at Alexandra Palace in 1936. |
| 31 | Birds of a T.V. Feather. Dicky Jowett |
The Du Mont “Vistascan” colour television system of the mid-1950s. |
| 35 | Confessions of a Videotape Restorer. Jim Lindner |
Different techniques required for restoring different video tapes. |
| 39 | Television Inventor at Brentwood Hospital. Simon Vaughan |
J.L.Baird's presentation of a television to Brentwood Hospital in late 1937. |
| 46 | Auricon Cameras. Jeremy Jago |
A camera that recorded sound and vision onto 16mm film primarily used in the late 1940s. |
| 53 | Why Am I Spending Time And Money On Obsolete Junk. Chris Garnett |
Restoring a 405-line television. |
| 58 | Seven Lines on a Pye V2. Dave Batkin |
Restoring a bakelite Pye V2 television. |
| 63 | Alignment Alert 3 : Now In Colour. Kelvin Mallett |
Alignment signals used by the BBC and ITA around the time of the introduction of colour. |
| 66 | Recollections From The Trade. Ray Turner |
A personal account of the radio and television trade in Northampton. |
| 71 | The Birth Of Cable TV? | The history of what, mistakenly, was claimed world's first commercial cable television system in Astoria, Oregon. |