Derek Bracegirdle. OD.

The Keracolor story is indeed a story of enterprise, endeavour and achievement beginning in the year 1960 in Malta and the author relaxing on the swimmers’ raft surrounded by thousands of television aerials.

It occurred to him that when colour transmission commences there must be a ‘killing’ for a television presentation which will attract the attention of the general public. With this thought in mind his fertile thinking leads him to envisaging the Keraclonic Sphere the first round television in the world, of British conception, proudly displaying the Union Jack as yet another enterprise leading the globe.

So different from what the author describes as ‘coffins’ the style is an immediate ‘hit’ and the desire of the discerning public.

From merely a thought the development and manufacture is chronicled in fascinating detail which will captivate the public and readers eager to understand how dedication to detail and perseverance builds an empire of British achievement.

Exporting to so many distant lands, which we learnt about at school atlas, so many times Britain has led the world only to give the incentive to overseas enterprises: the story leading and progressing into the latter section of the epistle which has been entitled ‘reflections’.

It is in two parts because, following the problems experienced in the story, by the author and his team. It seems appropriate to include the ‘Reflections’ because the different subjects are important to the general public who may have other subjects on their minds – like general living which can be enormously difficult at the best of times, without unnecessary inflictions which need not have occurred.

These inflictions can be removed, or they should not have occurred firstly, but until they are publically aired never will they be banished! Please enjoy your purchase because it has been created entirely for YOUR pleasure and entertainment.

A.D.B.

August 26th 2015