405 Alive Issue 22 (Summer 1994)
| Page | Title | Summary/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 27 | Scale Drawing Of An Emitron Camera. | Front, side and plan views. |
| 32 | Post-War Life as an E.M.I. Television Service Engineer. Wilton B.Smith, C.Eng |
Recollections of an E.M.I. Engineer following World War 2. |
| 35 | The Inner London Education Authority (ILEA) Educational Television System, 1965-1979. Terry Martini |
A London-wide schools television service. |
| 37 | European And North American Cameras No.2. Brian Summers |
The Pye Mk.3 camera, extensively used by I.T.V. In the late 1950s. |
| 41 | Clayden's Corner. Tony Clayden |
A visit to Foley Street, hub of A.T.V.'s operations in London. |
| 42 | Addendum To 'Historic Televisions And Video Recorders' , 1st Edition 1983. | Corrections and additions to the 1st publication of the book. |
| 45 | Seeing By Wireless At Last! Watson Davis |
An article from the Wireless Review, December 13th 1923. |
| 53 | How Times Change. Michael Stott |
The primitive arrangements for continuity and captions at Tyne Tees Television in the black and white era. |
| 56 | Notes And Queries: A Myth Exposed ? | The B.B.C.'s Television Programme As Broadcast' note for the closing of the television service at the start of World War 2. |
| 64 | Touch-Up Artist. Dicky Howett |
A few tips on vintage camera restoration. |