[GreenKeys] Movie Loaners

[John Nagle]

    Since I have a high-visibility Teletype site ("aetherltd.com"), I get
requests from production companies from time to time.  I send West Coast
requesters to History for Hire (http://www.historyforhire.com/) in LA,
and East Coast ones to Zach 
(http://www.zachtheatre.org/about/rentals#teletype) in New York.

				John Nagle

On 02/10/2014 09:00 AM, greenkeys-request at mailman.qth.net wrote:
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> Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2014 23:46:43 -0500 (EST)
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> To:greenkeys at mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [GreenKeys] Aside from a teletype we have to contend with
> 	lending	stuff out like this
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> Actually looking for a  UPI /AP Teletype as  what  got  us  buried in
> Teletype machines...
> At first  we just wanted one  teleprinter.... really!
> But  here are some of the other   things  we  have  that are also broadcast
> related.
>
> This is a RCA TK 44 TV Studio Camera If this starts rolling down an incline
>
> it is a heck of a chase!  this is over 600 lbs... lots of lead
> counterweights  in the base!
>
>
>
> RCA TK 47  (came after  TK 44) from the now closed  NBC  Burbank studios
> Behind it is a Phillips PC 70 CBS  hated  RCA  so   bought other cameras
> when ever they could ... or in the  the early days  when CBS HAD to use  RCA
> cameras  (like a  TK-11)they stripped  the logos off and painted them gray.
> The pedestals  these 2 cameras are on  are air pressure   counterbalanced
> rather than the lead weights but still  really  heavy.
>
> We are always looking  to buy or trade for more   cameras  like this or
> even any parts  for them as we have some  awaiting parts in the restoration
> area. We have an immediate need  for a  MARCONI  TV camera.
>
> Ed Sharpe Archviist  for SMECC_www.smecc.org_  (http://www.smecc.org)