Early 20th Century Victor Phonograph Shipping Crate from Egerman & Randolph Peter Austin 5" H x 2" D

5" H x 2" D

This piece uses reclaimed wood as its base and features painted graphics depicting a few different styles of vintage radios and phonographs

the Lodge conducts a charming ceremonial known as the 'Eleven O'clock Toast

It appears that the sign may have had a black overlay at one point

Early 20th Century Victor Phonograph Shipping Crate from Egerman & Randolph Peter Austin 5" H x 2" Dc. 1900s 1910s; Egerman & Randolph Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden, NJ Antique wooden phonograph shipping crate. This piece was used to ship a Victor (prior to RCA) phonograph, likely a floor length model given the crate's size. The crate was shipped to the buyer from Egerman & Randolph, an Aurora, IL Victor dealer. These Victor dealers remained fairly lowkey throughout their time in operation, with only a small blurb in the December 1911 Talking