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My family's Zenith black and white, or as some people prefer - monochrome, console television. We sold it in 1972 to buy our first color set, another Zenith console.
San Francisco Anti-Aircraft Defense Sector Nike-Ajax missile consoles, stored at a secret spot on Angel Island.
I have no idea what the current status of this rare & valuable gear is. At the time, it was stored in a semi-secure facility, but the facility was starting to decay. Based on my experience with CA State Parks (2004-2006), it's possible it's still in the same spot now, with damage from leaking water, or it's possible that they put it all in a Dumpster & hauled it off the island to be scrapped. Of course, I'd like to think they understood the rarity & value, and took steps to preserve it, perhaps passing it on to a museum that would put in on display, but...
I made this console room as a custom for myself, it is made from plastic and card. It was built to fit comfortably into an Ikea display case.
The figures apart from the Doctor are stand in extras as Ian, Barbara and Susan.
Asian Console Cabinet
Beautifully carved drawers and molding around the cabinet. The five drawers offer ample storage. Could work as a bathroom vanity-just add on top of on insert water vessel into top, plumbing thru cabinet. Would also work as a distinctive kitchen island cabinet. Red lacquered finish and gold painted highlights work together to give this cabinet a splendid Asian style. The distressed area on the table's surface adds to its antique charm. The back has a natural finish. Simple carvings below the body of the cabinet and simple leg extenders of each side of the cabinet.
MORE INFO: www.silkroadcollection.com/li1009y-asian-antique-end-tabl...
Console of a 1960's Gemeni space capsule. Despite appearances, it had a transistorized flight computer.
The grain on the wood is gorgeous. The boards run one way on the top, and then perpendicularly on the bottom; the latter looks like a charming xylophone.
I attended a piano tuning demonstration which included an explanation of how the keys actuate the hammers to strike the piano strings. (1913a)
vmware server console preferences display
i like to turn off autofit and prefer to resize guest to host on full screen