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Phonographics : The Visual Paraphernalia of the Talking Machine

by Arnold Schwartzman
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A celebration of the dazzling array of graphic styles used to adorn and advertise phonographs and phonograph accouterments during the golden age of the Talking Machine, Phono-Graphics: The Visual Paraphernalia of the Talking Machine will delight collectors, designers, and nostalgia buffs.

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Book Details

Published
September 23, 1993
Publisher
Chronicle Books
Pages
120
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780811803021

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