Site Index: Home Ferrograph Book Ferrograph CD About the Author Famous Ferro's Best of British Events Recordings Downloads Contact Links In This Section: Famous Ferrographs -2	Those Famous Ferrographs' -2 *A further selection of stills featuring some classic machines..............* This Vortexion (featuring a series 6 Wearite Deck) was featured in a classic 1960s episode of "Dept S" . Another Vortexion featured this time in an episode of ITV's Miss Marple. These two stills were taken from the episode entitled "The Citaford Mystery". Can you spot the silly mistakes ? Yep the props dept got this one totally wrong. Look carefully and you can just make out a Grundig microphone plugged in the totally wrong place where the bias switch should be. This machine was actually being used like this! The Grundig microphone also requires a HT polarizing voltage and they were designed to be used only with Grundig machines of the period which had the necessary outlet. The 3 stills opposite were taken from an episode of the "Tomorrow People" Entitled The Dirtiest Business - It was originally transmitted in Feb 1977. The Secret Intelligence Service invade the TP lab looking for a Russian telepath, who has escaped the clutches of The KGB. This episode marked the start of the 5th series. This episode centers around a BBC studio setup. Now can anybody identify the amplifiers featured underneath the Series 3 Wearite decks ? They do not appear to be Ferrograph manufactured. The rack mount cabinets appear to be correct.
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Those Famous Ferrographs' -2

A further selection of stills featuring some classic machines..............

This Vortexion (featuring a series 6 Wearite Deck) was featured in a classic 1960s episode of "Dept S"

Another Vortexion featured this time in an episode of ITV's Miss Marple. These two stills were taken from the episode entitled "The Citaford Mystery". Can you spot the silly mistakes ? Yep the props dept got this one totally wrong. Look carefully and you can just make out a Grundig microphone plugged in the totally wrong place where the bias switch should be. This machine was actually being used like this! The Grundig microphone also requires a HT polarizing voltage and they were designed to be used only with Grundig machines of the period which had the necessary outlet.

The 3 stills opposite were taken from an episode of the "Tomorrow People" Entitled The Dirtiest Business - It was originally transmitted in Feb 1977. The Secret Intelligence Service invade the TP lab looking for a Russian telepath, who
has escaped the clutches of The KGB. This episode marked the start of the 5th series. This episode centers around a BBC studio setup. Now can anybody identify the amplifiers featured underneath the Series 3 Wearite decks ? They do not appear to be Ferrograph manufactured. The rack mount cabinets appear to be correct.