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Moog's Claravox Treasures: Claravox Centennial (Theremin)

The Moog Claravox Centennial was first manufactured in the early 2020s by Moog Music, Inc. These theremins were hand put together at the Moog Factory.…

1920s Victor Talking Machine Co. (US): VICTROLA - Nipper Dog Large Print — Paper Ad #4

The big star of RCA and Victor Talking Machine Company is their dog mascot Nipper. He is was a real smooth fox terrier born in Bristol, England 1884.…

1920s Victor Talking Machine Co. / Victrola— Paper Ad #3

Here's an ad for a 1920s Victrola record player from Victor Talking Machine Company (US) or what was later sold in 1929 to RCA.

1920s Victor Talking Machine Company (US) — Paper Ad #2

Get to know the satisfaction of owning your very own Victrola instrument in the 1920s. This paper ad describes the quality assured when purchasing any…

1920s Victor Talking Machine Company (US): Victrola & Karnak Rugs — Paper Ad #1

This archived piece of advertising from the 1920s; talks about the Victrola one side. Showcasing it's clear beauty of sound. On the opposite side…

1940-1941 Clara Rockmore (w/ Paul Robeson) Concert Program

Vintage program for performances of Clara Rockmore & Paul Robeson. Presented by Arion Musical Club. Performance took place at the Milwaukee Auditorium…

1940-1941 Clara Rockmore (w/ Paul Robeson) Concert Program #2

Here's the second Clara Rockmore recital program to be featured in the theremin museum. In the 1940s, Clara Rockmore toured with singer Paul Robeson.…

5" Gort Robot Figure (Metallic) — The Day the Earth Stood Still [1951]

Klaatu... barada... nikto... here stands a metallic die-cast figurine of sci-fi movie legend Gort the Robot. The Day the Earth Stood released in 1951…

7" Single Record - Good Vibrations by The Beach Boys

Many believe The Beach Boys used a common theremin in Good Vibrations and other tracks. That is an overall misconception. The band actually used a…

Double Feature: x2 1920s Vintage RCA Envelopes (Identical)

This holiday season in the theremin museum, I was gifted two gorgeous vintage RCA envelopes possibly from the 1920s. Seems to be printed by hand (?)…