9780764312816 - Phonographs with Flair: A Century of Style in Sound Reproduction (A Schiffer Book for Collectors) de Fabrizio, Timothy C. (17 resultados)

192p., 8 1/2" x 11", glossy pictorial boards, illustrated (most colored), dust jacket, vg. First edition. Signed by the authors on the title page. "A Schiffer Book for Collectors. With Price Guide." A visual study of phonograph design in the 20th century.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book. AUTHOR: Timothy C. Fabrizio and George F. Paul are accomplished authorities on talking machines and are both residents of New York State. Tim currently restores and sells these machines. George's "Phonograph Forum" column has been a feature of the New Amberola Graphic* since 1983. The evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials and fashionable fabrics. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions that the authors have assembled, the development of phonograph design is engagingly explored from the early 1900s through the disco days of the 1970s. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition.

Hardback. Condición: New. Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book.

Hardback. Condición: New. Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book.

Condición: New. Num Pages: 192 pages, 340 color photos. BIC Classification: WCX. Category: (G) General (US: Trade); (XV) Technical / Manuals. Dimension: 289 x 223 x 22. Weight in Grams: 1312. . 2001. First Edition. Hardcover. . . . .

Condición: New. Num Pages: 192 pages, 340 color photos. BIC Classification: WCX. Category: (G) General (US: Trade); (XV) Technical / Manuals. Dimension: 289 x 223 x 22. Weight in Grams: 1312. . 2001. First Edition. Hardcover. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book. AUTHOR: Timothy C. Fabrizio and George F. Paul are accomplished authorities on talking machines and are both residents of New York State. Tim currently restores and sells these machines. George's "Phonograph Forum" column has been a feature of the New Amberola Graphic* since 1983. The evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials and fashionable fabrics. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions that the authors have assembled, the development of phonograph design is engagingly explored from the early 1900s through the disco days of the 1970s. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condición: New. Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book. AUTHOR: Timothy C. Fabrizio and George F. Paul are accomplished authorities on talking machines and are both residents of New York State. Tim currently restores and sells these machines. George's "Phonograph Forum" column has been a feature of the New Amberola Graphic* since 1983. The evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials and fashionable fabrics. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions that the authors have assembled, the development of phonograph design is engagingly explored from the early 1900s through the disco days of the 1970s. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condición: New. Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book.