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    Why is it that before and including 1974 all soccer players in the FA cup final were in black and white strips only?
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    Probably because prior to then colour television was not available.
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    Correct, Color TV did not come into being before 1975.
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    I've just been reminded, that we had a coloured telly in our flat in East London 1971-2, I'm sure they were available before that, late 60s?

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    Yes the box was a color but not the screen.
    We had a red one in about 72.
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    Colour tv went live on BBC 2 in 1967 BBC1 & ITV went live in 1969. Our first colour tv was a Decca think we bought it in 1972.
    May be Vernon would know this one. South Africa was late in introducing a TV service was it the late 1960's

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    James, as you say Colour TV was introduced on the years shown.
    Colour TV was only available in Lond, West Midlands, Yorkshire and the North West.
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    In fact John Logie Baird was Broadcasting colour in London in the late 1930's
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