Own Pieces of Utah Television History! TV-20 Mug and T-Shirt
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VenmoDid you know, FOX-13 used to be UHF Station, KSTU-TV-20?
This Unique Glass Pedestal Mug was a promotional perk for advertisers and employees. The promotional slogan for 1980, was "For the Whole Family" Anyone out there who remembers this station? In 1980, Lightning struck the KSTU tower on Farnsworth Peak, taking the station off the air for an entire week
A Little History....
While KSTU was airing on channel 20, a decade-long proceeding began to assign VHFchannel 13 to Salt Lake City, which was made available in 1980.
KSTU, Springfield Television of Utah broke into the big three market in September 1978, broadcasting on the UHF band width. (Did you ever have a round Antenna?) Featuring programming made up of older movies, cartoons and off network classic TV drama and sitcoms the station also hosted a local, live children's show, "Capt. Cutlass, with Scott Curran. DID YOU EVER ATTEND THE "Capt. Cutlass Show?"
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Own Pieces of Utah Television History! TV-20 Mug and T-Shirt
2 Hours
50
0
$25.00
Thebonnetlady
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoDid you know, FOX-13 used to be UHF Station, KSTU-TV-20?
This Unique Glass Pedestal Mug was a promotional perk for advertisers and employees. The promotional slogan for 1980, was "For the Whole Family" Anyone out there who remembers this station? In 1980, Lightning struck the KSTU tower on Farnsworth Peak, taking the station off the air for an entire week
A Little History....
While KSTU was airing on channel 20, a decade-long proceeding began to assign VHFchannel 13 to Salt Lake City, which was made available in 1980.
KSTU, Springfield Television of Utah broke into the big three market in September 1978, broadcasting on the UHF band width. (Did you ever have a round Antenna?) Featuring programming made up of older movies, cartoons and off network classic TV drama and sitcoms the station also hosted a local, live children's show, "Capt. Cutlass, with Scott Curran. DID YOU EVER ATTEND THE "Capt. Cutlass Show?"
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