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Double Feature: x2 1940s Lucie Bigelow Rosen - Paper Clipping Ads

"High priestess of the theremin." — These are two advertisements clipped from newspapers/flyers that advertise Lucie Bigelow Rosen's performances…

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 (?)…

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…

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…

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.…

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…

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.…