Vintage appliances, fans, and more at an antique shop (Pt.1)

This is a really neat antique shop I came across. There are GE Monitor Top refrigerators, very old washing machines, a Maytag 2-cycle gas engine, an automatic acoustic orthophonic Victrola, several types of 1920's radios, a Gulbransen Pianotone chime keyboard, Mathes Cooler fans, and more! I got one of the Mathes Coolers and am working on the motor now.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• antique
• shop
• GE
• monitor
• top
• refrigerator
• gulbransen
• pianotone
• student
• keyboard
• orthophonic
• victrola
• atwater
• kent
• maytag

[AllAmericanFiveRadio]

What a neat place.

[retrochad]

Thanks for your comments...have you ever seen a Victrola like the one around 2:17...it appears to be an acoustic model with some kind of automatic changer. Have never seen anything like it before, not sure exactly how it works.

[2agray]

Where in the world is this place!!? I would be absolutely dizzy with excitement.

[hotgta]

The paradise exists!!

[storrs19]

Amen brother! This is a man's type of store. I wish we had more of these stores around instead of all the ones selling bric-a-brac junk. I could spend a week in this place.

[batterymaker]

If I recall correctly, it's Victor's first changer, the model 10-50 from 1927.

[memorex36]

Nice to see a real antique shop for a change. I am so sick of shops that only sell glassware and friggin dishes. This is a man's antique shop! Where is this place?

[crazycarl92]

wow!! i would go nuts in a shop like that! he had boxes and boxes of edison records, and that monitor top fridge... sheesh

[CassetteMaster]

COULD YOU GET THAT REEL-TO-REEL AT :29 please?!

[dburrigh]

Very cool, I love seeing old appliances. We don't have antique shops like that in Los Angeles, it's all overpriced junk here.

[jefferyb304]

That unit throws off the record once it's done playing it. I have heard these cause many catastrophes by means of broken records.

[AllAmericanFiveRadio]

I've only seen something like it on YouTube but never in person. I thing I saw a Sony TC-200 sitting on the floor, it had a small plastic tube radio on top of it. Saw the Atwater Kent speaker and radio. The loose coupler would be very collectable even if it was a home brew. The black 1920's radio on the floor, my guess would be, a Freshman Masterpiece. And lots of other great stuff, nice antique store.