We’ll talk about radios in future blogs, too, but this entry will concentrate on those with wooden bodies. When it comes to style, wooden radios certainly fall into that “they don’t make ‘em like they used to” category. Wooden radios, especially of the Art Deco period, were beautiful and elegant objects whether they were table radios… Continue reading Radio Gaga
As in our entry about typewriters, cameras are a good collectible that won’t break the bank. Most people aren’t looking for working cameras per se, they’re more interested in a vintage look. Typically ranging from $15 to $50 for nice-looking cameras such as the Brownie or Tourist/Tourist II folding camera from Eastman Kodak, this is… Continue reading An Eye for Cameras
Crimson Clover Vintage owes a lot of its reason for existence to vintage typewriters. As a writer and editor with degrees in Communications and Creative Nonfiction, Tim has a fascination for old typewriters and began collecting them a few years ago. Once the collection reached about 20, it was clear there was no room for… Continue reading Is That Old Typewriter Worth Anything?
