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Here's a neat image from Shorpy of a Christmas window display from a Vocalion dealer and also a player piano seller. I spotted a Pathé in here as well and what could be a radio horn if you look carefully, or is it a machine horn?
http://www.shorpy.com/node/9491?size=_original
Sean
Santa Claus Time 1921
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OrthoSean
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barnettrp21122
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Re: Santa Claus Time 1921
It looks like an electric fan to me! Not needed at this time of year, of course!
Bob
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Re: Santa Claus Time 1921
barnettrp21122 wrote:It looks like an electric fan to me! Not needed at this time of year, of course!
Bob
Ahum, it would be needed here in New Zealand - its summer and quite sticky at the moment. A fan would be very welcome indeed!
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Re: Santa Claus Time 1921
I've had my fan going day & night for the last 3 daysSwing Band Heaven wrote:barnettrp21122 wrote:It looks like an electric fan to me! Not needed at this time of year, of course!
Bob
Ahum, it would be needed here in New Zealand - its summer and quite sticky at the moment. A fan would be very welcome indeed!