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ThinkGeek (RIP, moment of silence) revived those for a while, in a miniature form!Stylophone
Telephone Answering Machine
This was the Woolworth's Store in downtown Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
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Central Park is on the right side of this next photo. I have played there many times in the gazebo for an annual motorcycle festival.
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Well, my wife has eight different wooden spinning wheels, all of them operable, and uses them to produce yarn when there's call for it. Most of her production is on an eight head spinning mill, though.
Anyone remember when a Shure Vocal Master was the hot PA setup for bar bands?
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Spouse is drooling. Picture, please?Most of her production is on an eight head spinning mill, though.
Yup. They were convenient as a system and had their sound. I hauled one around in the VW microbus for a few years. Then came PAs with HF horns that could be better suited for rock and roll.Anyone remember when a Shure Vocal Master was the hot PA setup for bar bands?
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Steampunk version
It even has a key ignition...wonder if it has a choke for cold startsSteampunk version
