2012 ETF Convention!
 

It’s Back!

The event serious TV collectors and historians look forward to every year!

It’s… the 2012 Early Television Convention, coordinated by the Early Television Museum!

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday… May 4th, May 5th, and May 6th , Hilliard, Ohio, U.S.A. will once again host what has probably become the world’s foremost convention of television history!

Yes, there will be the usual socializing on Friday evening!

Yes, there will be the swap meet and silent auction on Saturday!

Yes, there will be historical presentations on Saturday afternoon! Currently scheduled:
Contributions of Hazeltine Research to the Development of NTSC and PAL
The evolution of the TV Camera
RCA Prototype Color Sets
The CPA Prototype Color Set…

And the potential of More to Come!

Yes, lunch will be included in your convention registration!

Yes, there will once again be the world famous ETF Banquet!

Yes, there will be a meeting on the progress towards the museum performing CRT rebuilding!

New this year: A restoration workshop!

Yes, there will once again be the Sunday afternoon of set demonstrations and socializing!

And, you say you haven’t registered yet!

Go right now to http://www.earlytelevision.org/2012_convention.html and click on the link to register online!

Have never been to this Convention. I have seen YouTube videos of the Museum and the Auction and they do look interesting.

How big is the swap meet? Is it something set up in the parking lot?

The "Restoration Workshop" has piqued my interest too.

The Convention description for 2012 is very enticing and if things work out, I plan to go.

Carl

Hello the swap meet is set in the museums warehouse hope you can attend it will be my 10th year going you will meet people from all over tv prices at the swap meet are pretty fair just depends on what you are looking for load you sets and join the fun hope to see you there... Timothy

id love to go, but it sucks because its soo close to the dayton hamvention, same month maybe a week or so apart. (making spending for both operations extremely difficult).