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F.S. MUSEUM PIECE of Streamlined Art Deco industrial design: 1947 RADIO-PHONOGRAPH / RECORD PLAYER
F.S. MUSEUM PIECE of Streamlined Art Deco industrial design: 1947 RADIO-PHONOGRAPH / RECORD PLAYER. PRICE: $199 + actual 12-pound shipping, USA/Canada only, buy-it-now price, no waiting for bids. We've all heard of "ultra-rare" before, but THIS IS THE ONLY ONE I COULD FIND ON THE INTERNET, of...- Cousin Hepcat
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Ouch!
Vitanola & Lizzie, sorry to hear those stories... I've always been frustrated by RCA/BMG/Sony/Woever-the-heck-owns-them-now refusal to ever issue a "complete Tommy Dorsey on RCA Victor" set of reissues. They started in the 1970s with 2-LP sets which I think went to the early 80s before they...- Cousin Hepcat
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- Forum: Radio
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SEE VIDEO: VICTROLA-style 1940s RECORD PLAYER w/ 6 records
SOLD, but please let me know if you'd like to be notified when I restore & sell more record players in the future, thanks, - CH- Cousin Hepcat
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SEE VIDEO: VICTROLA-style 1940s RECORD PLAYER w/ 6 records
WATCH VIDEO: For Sale: Victrola-style 1940s record player with 6 records, $125 + shipping set-price buy-it-now within USA: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160941725687 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEnEjeVqHLg Thanks for looking, - CH- Cousin Hepcat
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Gramophones, Phonographs, Victrolas....
Show Us your Phonographs / Record Players Show Us your Phonographs / Record Players. Any kind, any speeds, any era - cylinder or disc, shellac or vinyl. Oddly enough, I've seen the "show us your radios" thread, but none specifically for record players. I'll start with one I just sold (didn't...- Cousin Hepcat
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Clean Working 1940s RECORD PLAYER phonograph/victrola, SEE VIDEO
Sold; Thanks for looking. - CH- Cousin Hepcat
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Clean Working 1940s RECORD PLAYER phonograph/victrola, SEE VIDEO
Clean Working 1940s RECORD PLAYER Phonograph "Victrola" (actually Birch brand), SEE VIDEO: US $125 set-price / buy-it-now (NOT an auction), Plus Shipping: Six 78-rpm records are included in the sale, including those played in the video: eBay link...- Cousin Hepcat
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Ford unveils 'new' 1940 Coupe
Ford unveils 'new' 1940 Coupe By Viknesh Vijayenthiran Published October 26, 2012 High Gear Media Link to orig article: http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2012/10/26/ford-unveils-new-140-coupe/#ixzz2AQhR36nC The popularity of the reproduction Mustang body shells, including one for the...- Cousin Hepcat
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QUESTION: Popularity in FRANCE of 1930s-1940s vintage styles
I've just ordered a course on beginning learning German, and am interested in learning more about the vintage scene there after learning the language. What's the forum?- Cousin Hepcat
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QUESTION: Popularity in FRANCE of 1930s-1940s vintage styles
Unfortunately, I've since read that many of that artistic output, including fashion shows and seemingly-appealing photos of well-dressed Parisians walking about the streets during WWII, were actually part of the a propaganda machine to make it APPEAR that "everything was OK" and it was...- Cousin Hepcat
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The Ritz - Legendary Parisian Hotel
Great article, thanks for posting.- Cousin Hepcat
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QUESTION: Popularity in FRANCE of 1930s-1940s vintage styles
Thanks, Flat Foot Floey; that led me to some fascinating (if morosely depressing) books on WWII-era France, and interaction with American swing & jazz culture-- More to add to the ever-growing Amazon wish list...- Cousin Hepcat
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Who Did You Just See Live?
Well, it's been about a month now (haven't been Lounging much), but, Charles Bradley... His is an AMAZING inspirational story... Of Course, brought my copy of his new vinyl LP for an autograph; The Most Genuinely Appreciative-Of-His-Fans musician I've EVER had the pleasure of meeting... He had...- Cousin Hepcat
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Ray Winder Field (1932) Gone by Friday
Yes, condolances, Dixie, on Ray Winder Field. Just SAD. My first job was at the concession stand at the old Durham Bulls (North Carolina) baseball park, LOVED it -- free games, good folks, free lemonade- or peach-slushies (my job at the stand), what more could a kid want, I couldn't believe...- Cousin Hepcat
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QUESTION: Popularity in FRANCE of 1930s-1940s vintage styles
Can anyone comment on the current [or "recent"] popularity in FRANCE of 1930s-1940s vintage styles? (i.e. the popularity of Movies, Music, & Clothes from those decades) Does anyone know of any French-speaking equivalent of the Fedora Lounge? (tried googling "France 1930s[1940s] forum", no...- Cousin Hepcat
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What are you listening to?
Great selection John, I've enjoyed every Waits song I can recall hearing; really need to go ahead and get a compilation rather than just buying individual MP3s... Too much fun, V.C.- reminds me of a British version of some of those Stan Freberg records... WISH I had more time to hang out...- Cousin Hepcat
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What are you listening to?
....and I, for one, am perfectly O.K. with that... Cool selection BTW, had previously only heard the Lunceford version... Suits Lover, you're right on target for some of the best of swing-era popular music there. I had been a hardcore 20s-50s record collector for a while, then quit for a...- Cousin Hepcat
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What are you listening to?
In-deed - Good Taste ;) . I'm a big fan of Hawk's, especially how he was a downright Decent Guy, and the first one to give another favorite musician of mine, Thelonious Monk, his first break into making records as a sideman/guest pianist on several sides with Hawk's band in the '40s. If you...- Cousin Hepcat
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