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History dude
Приєднався 26 бер 2024
Hi! I’m “history dude”, my channel was started due to my love for history and the joy I get from sharing my collection with you all!
I am sorry for the poor mic and video quality, this channel is being made from my phone. Maybe If my channel grows I will get better quality equipment.
My channel is inspired by (but not copying) several different channels including gentlemen’s gazette, Arizona ghost riders, and oversimplified.
I am sorry for the poor mic and video quality, this channel is being made from my phone. Maybe If my channel grows I will get better quality equipment.
My channel is inspired by (but not copying) several different channels including gentlemen’s gazette, Arizona ghost riders, and oversimplified.
1910s-1920s music, played on a 1913 victor VV-IV
Hear the sounds that were a staple throughout the early 20th century, with songs from the American quartet, Paul Whiteman, and John McCormack.
The record player:
The victor VV-IV was released in spring of 1911 by the victor talking machine company, it sported the lowest price tag of any victor, at the price of $15 (or $400 today). The victor I own was made sometime in early 1913, and it has the second design rendition, with 5 wooden slats.
All songs have been copyrighted more than 100 years ago, and are therefore public domain.
The record player:
The victor VV-IV was released in spring of 1911 by the victor talking machine company, it sported the lowest price tag of any victor, at the price of $15 (or $400 today). The victor I own was made sometime in early 1913, and it has the second design rendition, with 5 wooden slats.
All songs have been copyrighted more than 100 years ago, and are therefore public domain.
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1890s JH Bunnell telegraph assembly and use
Переглядів 514 місяці тому
I purchased this JH Bunnell telegraph receiver in order to restore it, and after restoring it (off camera) I used some old telegraph wire to reassemble it for display purposes. The telegraph: this telegraph was manufactured by JH Bunnell and company sometime in the 1890s, the design originally had a telegraph key (for sending messages) but that was missing. I will post if I find the key.
History dudes bottle collection part 1!
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History dudes bottle collection part 1!
History dudes bottle collection part 2
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History dudes bottle collection part 2
The basic guide to evening dress part 1
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This is my full evening dress! (Tailcoat, collar, bow tie, vest, shirt, pants, dress studs) and I am making this basic guide to dating and pricing evening dress, as well as showing off mine. I really hope you enjoy this video.
I love the fact that there is a little community that posts these old songs and genuinely like them.
10:08 Oops! Ignore that top text
Listening from Halifax Nova Scotia. Thanks for the educational trip down memory lane. Entertaining on a wet winter night.
@@russhazelden thank you for the positive comment!
Goddamn that needs some new gears😂😂
The spring is weak, so yeah
Cool vid. Do you know what the voltage would have been when this was used?
This is not real electrical wiring, please don’t use this video to wire anything that is not for display. Also sorry for the weird text, it was saying how the telegraph uses electrical signals to turn the battery into a magnet, henceforth causing the taps.
My grandpa haves a 1895 nagant
Bet this video is going to blow up literally in about 3 months after posting
I suppose I can hope
Pretty
@@lazylazer-bb6dq thank you! My family has taken very good care of it.
@@Ezra-qi3dt has it been in any conflict if you dont mind me asking?
@@lazylazer-bb6dq it belonged to my great grandfather, he didn’t fight in WWII because of my grandma being born, but he did use it when he was a sheriff (1946-1954) so he likely did use it.
@@Ezra-qi3dt Cool!