Electricals Collection

Sales at Selfridges in Oxford street. Customers were buying up the television sets and musical equipment, as well as other large electrical items. Mr. Len Eldridge, buyer in the radio and T.V

Beat the Budget shopping spree in Tottenham Court Road, London, street of radio and Hi-fi. Customers trying on headphones in an electrical store April 1975

Sales at Selfridges in Oxford street. Customers were buying up the television sets and musical equipment, as well as other large electrical items. April 1975

Beat the Budget shopping spree in Tottenham Court Road, London, street of radio and Hi-fi. Customers leaving stores with goods after the sales April 1975

Workers assembling TV monitors C018 / 2333
Television. Workers assembling flat-screen television monitors at a factory in Kaliningrad, Russia

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Television. A technician testing flat-screen television monitors at a factory in Kaliningrad, Russia

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Television. A technician testing flat-screen television monitors at a factory in Kaliningrad, Russia

Quality control of glass screens
Flat screen TV. Quality control engineers testing glass screens to be used to make flat-screen LCD (liquid crystal display) television monitors at a factory

LCD television production line
Flat screen TV. Quality control engineer testing flat-screen LCD (liquid crystal display) television monitors at a factory. Photographed at the Telebalt factory at Kaliningrad, Russia

Automated circuit manufacture
Electronics industry. A worker monitoring an automated assembly device making circuit boards for televisions. The reels contain components such as resistors

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Television. A worker assembling flat-screen television monitors at a factory in Kaliningrad, Russia

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"Electricals Take Center Stage: A Shopping Frenzy in London's Hotspots" Sales at Selfridges on Oxford Street reached a fever pitch as customers eagerly snatched up the latest television sets. The allure of cutting-edge technology and unbeatable deals drew crowds to this renowned shopping destination. Meanwhile, Tottenham Court Road, known as the street of radio and hi-fi, witnessed an electrifying shopping spree during the Beat the Budget event. Bargain hunters flocked to this vibrant hub in London, seeking out incredible discounts on their favorite electrical gadgets. The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as shoppers scoured through stores for top-of-the-line audio equipment and state-of-the-art radios. This iconic street became a haven for tech enthusiasts looking to upgrade their entertainment systems or enhance their music experience. Amidst all the hustle and bustle, workers diligently assembled TV monitors like clockwork. Their skilled hands meticulously crafted each device with precision and care, ensuring that every detail met industry standards. These dedicated individuals played a crucial role in bringing cutting-edge technology into people's homes. From Selfridges' bustling sales floor to Tottenham Court Road's treasure trove of electronics, it was evident that they were captivating consumers across London. Whether it was indulging in high-quality visuals or immersing oneself in crystal-clear soundscapes, these sought-after products promised an enhanced lifestyle for those who embraced them. As we witness this surge in demand for innovative electricals, it becomes clear that they have become an integral part of our modern lives. From televisions revolutionizing home entertainment to radios delivering melodious tunes throughout households – these devices are transforming how we experience media and connect with one another. So next time you find yourself captivated by mesmerizing visuals or enveloped by soul-stirring melodies from your hi-fi system - remember the passion behind its creation; from eager customers seizing opportunities at Selfridges' sales events to the skilled workers assembling TV monitors with utmost precision.