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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…

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 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 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.…

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.…

RCA Theremin Booklet (Vintage Photocopy)

This is a unique piece of theremin history and surviving vintage photocopy of a booklet describing the RCA theremin. It's a piece of very thin…

RCA Theremin: Radiotron UX171-A Vacuum Tube

This is an original RCA Radiotron 171-A vacuum tube that famously used in RCA manufactured theremins during the late 1920s/1930s. The 171-A was used…

RCA Victor Service Notes — Hardcover Book (1929-1930)

These are original RCA service notes in an actual hardcover book that were publish around the 1930s and features service notes for our favorite…

Theremin: An Electronic Odyssey (1993): 35mm Slide Original Pre-Text Studio Slide

Studio-original 35mm key art transparency (pre-text), used for poster and/or VHS cover production; hand-marked with copyright notation. This is what I…

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 (?)…