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The Willy Wonka of Records… PT1 - Kurt Nauck!

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Join us for pt 1 of a private tour of Fort Nauck! THE home of the famous www.78rpm.com and an absolutely jaw dropping collection of antique phonographs & the rarest of RARE records!

Check them out here: @naucksvintagerecords

And here: http://www.78rpm.com

Don’t miss part 2 here:
The Willy Wonka of Records… PT2 - Kurt Nauck!

HUGE THANK YOU to Kurt Nauck for this once in a lifetime experience!

One of the best days of my life…still can’t believe all that I witnessed.

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20 Comments

@go4celerity413 3 years ago

About time you gave the 78 community some love.
It’s much appreciated.

@groove-e-greats 3 years ago

I don't blame you for saying, 'Wow' a lot, I would just be speechless at all the incredible things there! An excellent video and I can't wait for the next part!

@daryljspetz2967 3 years ago

Mr. Recordology awesome video.

@goodnightmoon 3 years ago

that big nipper framed picture/painting looks so beautiful

@MichaelWysocki-ks5xt 2 years ago

What I have found is that about the number one coolest record recording ever was not one of music or sound but rather video information.
In the early days of experimenting with mechanical television some local radio stations would have special late night broadcasts of mechanical television signal for the television hobbyists.
One such program the station decided to do a broadcast originating from a nearby Burlesque Theater. A hobbyist that owned a personal record cutting machine hooked it up to record the broadcast signal in hopes of tuning into it at later time. The recording was on aluminum disc and was impossible to decipher until the age of computers.
It can be seen on some antique mechanical television sites.
Dancing girls on a stage
A video recording done in 1920s

@Iconoclasher 3 years ago

I'm guessing that autograph stamper 17:45 is some sort of souvenir disk. I noticed they're all Decca artists, so that might be a place to start investigating.

I've been buying records from Kurt for almost 20 years now and I will admit the records he sells are absolutely top quality. Almost new condition. I hope to meet him someday. 😊

@oldradioz 3 years ago

That’s Awesome! Hope you thought of me when you were there!

@Af1st1 3 years ago

Brilliant collection loved it!

@weirdspins6315 3 years ago (edited)

Maybe that metal disc was going to be some sort of back plate but was never put into production? For promotion. So only transcript broadcasters would see them... but can you imagine akin to the victor art backplates receiving a single side transcription with these autographs embedded in the back. How neat that would be.

@Oldtimemusiclover 3 years ago

Its such an honor that you got to meet Kurt Nauk someday I wish to meet him too!

@RC-wm7cw 3 years ago

That's the dream

What an awesome collection, Kurt sounds like a great guy

@705johnnyboy 3 years ago

yes ....WOOOWWWW

@arnoldtolker3505 3 years ago

Wow, das ist ja unglaublich, unfaßbar, fantastisch! Danke, daß du das gezeigt hast!

@luvmyrecords 3 years ago

This is fabulous! The metal disc on the wall? The one thing I noticed that all thise artists have in common (I saw Jimmy Lunceford and Walter Huston signatures) was that they all recorded for Decca. Perhaps there was some kind of event where they all got together, like an end-of-the-year thank you dinner?