In 1948, the cost of a TV license in the UK was £2. The fee was introduced to fund the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and was a significant expense at the time, reflecting the post-war economic conditions. The license fee has increased over the years, but it was set at a time when television was still a relatively new medium in households.
A TV in 1948 cost about $400. However, at this stage it was experimental and there were very few people who owned a TV.
it cost around $500-650
From June 1946 until June 1954, £2.00 a year
A TV licence cost £145.50 per year for colour TV and £48 per year for a black and white TV
it cost as much as your momma
Infrastructure alone will cost INR 10 crores. That means license for broadcasting, sattelite fee, equipment, server etc. People and content should be the major costs. ~70 crores were reported as cost by a India TV as launching costs.
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what is the value of a 1948 capehart tv model # 661p
about 400
$500-$1000Some even cost more$1000
2 pence.
$600