Thank you.. i have depression along with several other health disorders.. & i have 3 cats.. that i love more than myself. Thank you for taking my stress away for a short period of the day. Means more than you know. God bless you & your family.
Hi Pete. Those wax cylinder records you have for your Edison Record player should never be held in your hands. The oils from your skin can cause mold to form on them. When I handle mine, I always start by washing my hands in soap and water. When I remove them from the cases I stick a couple fingers inside the cylinder to pull it from the case and also place them on the player. My Edison Standard player is similar to your’s except I have a smaller horn. I also have two different reproducers, one for 2 minute cylinders and one for 4 minute cylinders, and they are not interchangeable as far as I know. I purchased mine in the early 90’s. It’s a very neat piece of history. Hope you enjoy listening to it! BTW, we love watching your channel!
Let me start by saying I an NOT an expert on Cylinder records. The mold destruction of cylinder records is a well known problem of all types of cylinder records. I am not sure of the exact composition but several different types of cylinders were produced during the cylinder era. The mold on these recordings are caused by microscopic spores in the air and on your hands. They grow on the surface of the records during storage. The later Blue Amberol cylinders are much more durable but I still handle them with great care. These records are over 100 years old and are fragile. I try to never touch the surface when handling any of the cylinder records in my collection. Hope this helps.
@@davidjeannieintexas7816 I really appreciate you taking the time to reply David. I was really after detail on what these 'wax cylinders' were actually made from, but as you say, you're uncertain about this. All the best!
every night my cat meows at me to follow her into the laundry room where her bed is. then she sits and looks at me until I throw some of those treats in her bed. She eats them and then lays down and goes right to sleep.
How has no one given Peter his own tv show yet? Dude is so naturally likable, interesting, kind, funny, handsome, charismatic. Where are the networks and streaming companies and producers?
When I was a kid I spent a lot of time walking around a store like Pete's store looking at the curiosities. The main reason I was there though was because they had a comics section where you could buy used comics and if you brought them back in good condition you'd get a few cents credit to put towards another bunch of comics.
Me too the owners would eventually get passed off at me for walking around and not buying anything and actually got banned from a few but when I grew up most of them closed down during the 2008 recession sad
About 15-20 years ago a huge cache of cylinders was found in a German library. It turned out to be recordings of regional British accents that were captured for posterity by a German officer / scientist from the First World War and made by recording captured British prisoners-of-war soldiers …..the German officer was fascinated by the huge differences in the British accents over a relatively small area A lot of it was filmed as they were speaking into the horn that then etched the speech onto the cylinders. None of it appears to be done under duress and the captured soldiers were happy to comply with reading out set-passages of song , poetry or verses. It’s become a treasure trove material for modern linguistics to see how much or how little British accents have changed over the last 100 years…..there’s a great documentary about it here on TH-cam somewhere.
Unless I’m much mistaken Pete that bunny you have is a Norah wellings bunny, early 30’s till late 40’s, they were made over here in England, still pretty scarce today.
These films were quite common after the War. They were printed on 8mm from original 16mm film that was used by war correspondents and marketed to the public. My father had several of these reels as did my uncle. They were the "DVD's of the day.
Thanks Pete & Ryan, I absolutely loved watching your classic 1940’s videos & listening to the 1906 early turntable. We’ve come along way listening to today’s music with Bluetooth speakers with such clarity. But a hundred & twenty years ago, people were blown away with Mr. Edison’s invention.
OMG I saw your cat, on the very 1st video I watched, of yours!! And I'm so in love with her, because she looks EXACTLY like the cat I had, as a child!! It brought back some precious memories! ❤🤗
Wow this is awesome… always saw phonographs in books or movies but seeing and hearing it on here just hit different, could only imagine being in front of it in person
Cool Video Pete I grew up near Thomas Edison's Laboratory which was in West Orange NJ he also lived in Lewellyn Park West Orange. I worked for His Company GE for 15 years and now currently live in Ogdensburg NJ which was a Mining town that he owned the Zinc Ore Mine known as the Sterling Hill Mine.
😮 That old phonograph & movie projector were mind blowing! So cool * I'm 60 and can appreciate how it all started ! Thanks Pete & Ryan for sharing these peices of history! Love to see pete appreciate all the old stuff! Peace 😮😮😮
Great Maiden albums. I had "Somewhere in time" on cassette. It had a very distinct plasticy smell. I think this was when the "transparent" cassettes first came out.
Pretty neat items on this video that u rcvd. Lots of older history. Makes it interesting!!!! ❤😊 Hi Honey 🐱. hi Ruby 🦜.. hi Ms Walters 🕊️.. love u guys❤❤❤
Pete, you never stop surprising. The items you get are some of the most interesting items I have seen. From an Edison Phonograph to WWII movies you are always entertaining and educating, that is why I never miss one of your videos.
I just brought my 12 year old grandson to come watch your video with me to see Edison’s invention …great to share our history with our future generations ❣️ Thanks Pete 👍
Cotton candy bubblegum cylinder… I have a cupboard full of old film and three or four projectors. Sometimes I only get to watch once before they crumble and keep breaking but it’s fun then I keep big box full of slides also and projectors. I enjoyed the media in today’s episode.
It was not boring at all! The stuffed animals, the train, the Edison machine and the 1943 film footage!! All amazing! And I knew the lyrics to the song. It’s titled School Days. ❤️👍🏻😃
Very cool stuff Pete. I grew up at a friend's father's antique shop, and your place brings back some fun memories It was a kind of side of the road, dusty shop, but you could learn a lot there 😉
The train set mentions Louis Marx and Co at 200 5th Ave in NYC. That address still exists. The building was well known in the toy industry. It (and it's adjacent neighbor) were the headquarters of many famous toy and game manufacturers. Today you can find a Lego store in the lobby.
My grandma used to take me to cubs games all the time as a kid. The lights didn’t come until the late 80’s . I was at a game against the dodgers they called due to darkness it was like a 1:00 game start man that was a long day for a twelve year old boy!
i had the Galactica game way back 1982, was in the army stationed at Ft Riley KS and transferring to Augsburg Germany , took the game on the flight with to waste time while flying ,
Regarding the WW2 footage and the Victrola: I know we think we have it bad now, but imagine how uncertain life must have felt for people living during the German campaign to take over the world. And prior to the invention of the Victrola, the only time you could hear music is if someone was actually performing it front of you. Absolutely amazing windows to the past. Thanks for sharing this, Pete!
Very cool...Spent 2 weeks in Edison NJ where I stayed at Homewood Suites where outside my 4th floor I had the 50 ft monument Edison Monument Lightbulb to look at every night, There is a museum with the monument...If anyone finds themselves in Edison it may be a stop you would enjoy.
That's a stunning phonograph. I can imagine a stylish Edwardian couple, going for a picnic somewhere, and setting this up in the shade to pay music for them.
Yeah Pete, this video was a bit different but that's what I like about your channel, always a little different, very entertaining! God Bless You and Your Family!🎉
Before VHS etc. there were numerous retail outlets selling cine projectors and films. Sometimes hotels / schools would show cine films on a pop-up screen.
i would never sell the phonograph on eBay.. something of that rarity and condition and the fact that the invention in itself was one of those leaps of advancement that changed everything and lead to so many other advancements, it certainly was a game changer so to speak.
Gr8 haul Pete..🤗 That train looked to be in excellent condition..😍😮 Was it an American Flyer or Marx? The Edison is in fantastic shape for being 120 yrs old..🎉 Love it.. Take care guys..👍❤🔥👊
I love the decals on the Edison phonograph. They are so crisp on the box and the player itself. Does this one record also? I know some of the players do that.
CIAO PETE,ICH KOMME AUS DEUTSCHLAND,DAS WAR DAS BESTE DAS DU IN EINEM FÄHREN HANDEL BEKOMMEN HAST,Geschichte hat kein Goldwert,es ist definitiv viiiiel mehr.Ich würde es besitzen und mir alle Rollen anhören. ❤
13:46 Looks like something we might see on Slapping Ham channel. I'd put a camera on that guy to keep an eye on him. I've got a bad feeling about it this creepy bunny. . . 😆
would be rly cool if u do a video once a time where you show nice vintage stuff like the video thingy and grammarphone cause there is going a lot historical stuff through your hands
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Pete, that rabbit is probably becoming a living thing and roaming the store at night.
You're welcome Pete that was from me Andy's Garage as well as those catnip adhesive balls
Pete do never reading comments sir
@@Marc.Martaindo never. Lol
When you played that lollypop cylinder, You brought a person back to life. well done sir....
Thank you.. i have depression along with several other health disorders.. & i have 3 cats.. that i love more than myself. Thank you for taking my stress away for a short period of the day. Means more than you know. God bless you & your family.
Hi Pete. Those wax cylinder records you have for your Edison Record player should never be held in your hands. The oils from your skin can cause mold to form on them. When I handle mine, I always start by washing my hands in soap and water. When I remove them from the cases I stick a couple fingers inside the cylinder to pull it from the case and also place them on the player. My Edison Standard player is similar to your’s except I have a smaller horn. I also have two different reproducers, one for 2 minute cylinders and one for 4 minute cylinders, and they are not interchangeable as far as I know. I purchased mine in the early 90’s. It’s a very neat piece of history. Hope you enjoy listening to it! BTW, we love watching your channel!
Is it actual wax they're made from? Any chance they're made from shellac? Thanks!
Let me start by saying I an NOT an expert on Cylinder records. The mold destruction of cylinder records is a well known problem of all types of cylinder records. I am not sure of the exact composition but several different types of cylinders were produced during the cylinder era. The mold on these recordings are caused by microscopic spores in the air and on your hands. They grow on the surface of the records during storage. The later Blue Amberol cylinders are much more durable but I still handle them with great care. These records are over 100 years old and are fragile. I try to never touch the surface when handling any of the cylinder records in my collection. Hope this helps.
@@davidjeannieintexas7816 I really appreciate you taking the time to reply David. I was really after detail on what these 'wax cylinders' were actually made from, but as you say, you're uncertain about this. All the best!
@@Robutube1google is ur friend it will answer all!
Just hearing it play took me back to a time long before I was born. Crazy how music can make you feel that way
every night my cat meows at me to follow her into the laundry room where her bed is. then she sits and looks at me until I throw some of those treats in her bed. She eats them and then lays down and goes right to sleep.
I love when spoiled brat pets do things like that lol
Whooo cares
@@DJRoyalEdo 27 people so far..😂
@@DJRoyalEdo apparently you do since you took the time to comment 🤣
@@jryangutierrez she's a total diva hah!
That Bunny Looks like an Antique Nora Wellings bunny. Made in England
After seeing myself on your show Pete I think I'm ready for Hollywood
Your famous! Can I have your autograph?
@@oliviaw5132*you’re
Them film rolls you have are highly flammable, that`s the smell that that will ignite.
How has no one given Peter his own tv show yet? Dude is so naturally likable, interesting, kind, funny, handsome, charismatic. Where are the networks and streaming companies and producers?
When I was a kid I spent a lot of time walking around a store like Pete's store looking at the curiosities. The main reason I was there though was because they had a comics section where you could buy used comics and if you brought them back in good condition you'd get a few cents credit to put towards another bunch of comics.
Me too the owners would eventually get passed off at me for walking around and not buying anything and actually got banned from a few but when I grew up most of them closed down during the 2008 recession sad
That is the neatest machine and that it works so beautifully 😊 i even know that song 🎵 my grandparents sung it to us!
That Otto catches me every time. And then you get a like.
About 15-20 years ago a huge cache of cylinders was found in a German library.
It turned out to be recordings of regional British accents that were captured for posterity by a German officer / scientist from the First World War and made by recording captured British prisoners-of-war soldiers …..the German officer was fascinated by the huge differences in the British accents over a relatively small area
A lot of it was filmed as they were speaking into the horn that then etched the speech onto the cylinders.
None of it appears to be done under duress and the captured soldiers were happy to comply with reading out set-passages of song , poetry or verses.
It’s become a treasure trove material for modern linguistics to see how much or how little British accents have changed over the last 100 years…..there’s a great documentary about it here on TH-cam somewhere.
Germans have always been the good guys. Always.
I find myself wondering did you forget what a Nazi was by chance??? Or did that part of history just slip your mind.
The Holocaust?
@@MeganBoomershine-pf7iz jewish fairytale.
@@MeganBoomershine-pf7iz Can't say I've heard of that particular band my friend.
Unless I’m much mistaken Pete that bunny you have is a Norah wellings bunny, early 30’s till late 40’s, they were made over here in England, still pretty scarce today.
These films were quite common after the War. They were printed on 8mm from original 16mm film that was used by war correspondents and marketed to the public.
My father had several of these reels as did my uncle. They were the "DVD's of the day.
Thanks Pete & Ryan, I absolutely loved watching your classic 1940’s videos & listening to the 1906 early turntable. We’ve come along way listening to today’s music with Bluetooth speakers with such clarity. But a hundred & twenty years ago, people were blown away with Mr. Edison’s invention.
6:21 nostalgia feels right there! I used to have that same game back in the day.
I also had that game , brings back memories.
@@njh4473 Nice. And the Pac-Man one too of course....
The ending with the projector was awesome cool find.
I would love to purchase that Galaga game for my husband I have the same game in Frogger and it still works too.
the worst thing you can do to old film is open it, the moment it hits oxygen, it starts to eat itself hence the smell of vinegar
OMG I saw your cat, on the very 1st video I watched, of yours!! And I'm so in love with her, because she looks EXACTLY like the cat I had, as a child!! It brought back some precious memories! ❤🤗
Wow this is awesome… always saw phonographs in books or movies but seeing and hearing it on here just hit different, could only imagine being in front of it in person
Cool Video Pete I grew up near Thomas Edison's Laboratory which was in West Orange NJ he also lived in Lewellyn Park West Orange. I worked for His Company GE for 15 years and now currently live in Ogdensburg NJ which was a Mining town that he owned the Zinc Ore Mine known as the Sterling Hill Mine.
Thank you for sharing the old footage, it was so cool! More stuff like that please
😮 That old phonograph & movie projector were mind blowing! So cool * I'm 60 and can appreciate how it all started ! Thanks Pete & Ryan for sharing these peices of history! Love to see pete appreciate all the old stuff! Peace 😮😮😮
This was very interesting to see and hear those very antique items! I loved it. Please give Honey a nice pet for me🥰
Great Maiden albums. I had "Somewhere in time" on cassette. It had a very distinct plasticy smell. I think this was when the "transparent" cassettes first came out.
Flexing on em with the Thomas Edison phonograph... 💪
The Galaxian mini-cab is pretty cool. Not bad looking for 44 years old.
that phonograph would make an awesome decoration in someone's recording studio. I bet it will sell big, especially in that condition.
Pretty neat items on this video that u rcvd. Lots of older history. Makes it interesting!!!! ❤😊
Hi Honey 🐱. hi Ruby 🦜.. hi Ms Walters 🕊️.. love u guys❤❤❤
My grandfather was a collector and had a wax tube player and a ton of wax tubes. It now resides with the Smithsonian Institute.
Pete, you never stop surprising. The items you get are some of the most interesting items I have seen. From an Edison Phonograph to WWII movies you are always entertaining and educating, that is why I never miss one of your videos.
Excellent Video Pete. I love going back in time when things were so simple and relaxing!
The phonograph is stunning
Loved seeing all that old footage at the end. thanks Pete!
I just brought my 12 year old grandson to come watch your video with me to see Edison’s invention …great to share our history with our future generations ❣️ Thanks Pete 👍
Cotton candy bubblegum cylinder… I have a cupboard full of old film and three or four projectors. Sometimes I only get to watch once before they crumble and keep breaking but it’s fun then I keep big box full of slides also and projectors. I enjoyed the media in today’s episode.
Very cool items of history ..spent alot of time around the old phongraphs at our old shop in cali..cheers pete
It was not boring at all! The stuffed animals, the train, the Edison machine and the 1943 film footage!! All amazing! And I knew the lyrics to the song. It’s titled School Days. ❤️👍🏻😃
Honestly the Edison Record player is cool, it brings someone back to life after who knows how long but man oh man is it such a creepy sound
Very cool stuff Pete.
I grew up at a friend's father's antique shop, and your place brings back some fun memories
It was a kind of side of the road, dusty shop, but you could learn a lot there 😉
The train set mentions Louis Marx and Co at 200 5th Ave in NYC.
That address still exists. The building was well known in the toy industry. It (and it's adjacent neighbor) were the headquarters of many famous toy and game manufacturers. Today you can find a Lego store in the lobby.
My grandma used to take me to cubs games all the time as a kid. The lights didn’t come until the late 80’s . I was at a game against the dodgers they called due to darkness it was like a 1:00 game start man that was a long day for a twelve year old boy!
Yep it's an easy date to remember by design, first Cubs night game was 8-8-88.
Guy Wearing a Fort Myers Sweatshirt. My Hometown!!! Must Be a “Winter Resident” LOL
Grew up in Bonita Springs, Cypress Lake HS Class of 87, Shout out to Lee County :)) 😎
@23:57 Customer, ‘Little extra meet on the bone,” speaking Pete’s language.
This was Awesome, the old music player and the movie player that’s insane and I’ve never seen either of those
Love your enthusiasm for that phonograph
That radio is soooo freaking cool. I also love the videos at the end. I would love to have both! 💯💯
Fantastic episode thank you to all.
Awesome show. We loved seeing the old things work.
Very 😎 cool...something new from films. And music phonograph. Also would like Iron Maiden set. Always entertaining.
i had the Galactica game way back 1982, was in the army stationed at Ft Riley KS and transferring to Augsburg Germany , took the game on the flight with to waste time while flying ,
Regarding the WW2 footage and the Victrola: I know we think we have it bad now, but imagine how uncertain life must have felt for people living during the German campaign to take over the world. And prior to the invention of the Victrola, the only time you could hear music is if someone was actually performing it front of you. Absolutely amazing windows to the past. Thanks for sharing this, Pete!
Some absolutely fascinating pieces of history
Honey about To acquire a crippling addiction to catnip due to her gift... 😂😂😂
As soon as you shook the temptations all my of cats ran into the room 😂😂😂
I can’t help to wonder what they put in those damn things lol
That record player is amazing!
Today, that Wrigley Field pic would almost be trivial to create. Back when he made it, it was a bit of a feat. Nice buy.
That rabbit needs to be asking for a thumbs up for the TH-cam algorithm
Always an interesting watch but this one was facinating.Some really good finds from way back when to not quite so far back
Very cool...Spent 2 weeks in Edison NJ where I stayed at Homewood Suites where outside my 4th floor I had the 50 ft monument Edison Monument Lightbulb to look at every night, There is a museum with the monument...If anyone finds themselves in Edison it may be a stop you would enjoy.
That's a stunning phonograph. I can imagine a stylish Edwardian couple, going for a picnic somewhere, and setting this up in the shade to pay music for them.
Yeah Pete, this video was a bit different but that's what I like about your channel, always a little different, very entertaining! God Bless You and Your Family!🎉
Absolutely brilliant loved this episode sending 🥰from the uk 🇬🇧 Xxx
Before VHS etc. there were numerous retail outlets selling cine projectors and films. Sometimes hotels / schools would show cine films on a pop-up screen.
i would never sell the phonograph on eBay.. something of that rarity and condition and the fact that the invention in itself was one of those leaps of advancement that changed everything and lead to so many other advancements, it certainly was a game changer so to speak.
My favorite part is 4:09 when Kevin is trying to open facebook lol
Great video! As for the rabbit, I am always looking for more Halloween decorations.
It's weird watching those films knowing that nothing exists of the things on the films. The boats, the clothes, the people etc are all gone.
Your perspective is exactly what I was thinking we are all here for only a blink of an eye
AWESOME VIDEO GUYS!
Should be in a museum.
Good thing you say, "Pete over here", because I would have thought you were over there.
Man I like that Scott mutter piece I have a poster print. Need that numbered. Huge fan of his work.
Some really cool vintage stuff.
Reminds of the rabbit from Alice in wonderland or"Peter😜cotton tail,hoppen down the bunny trail😊
I really enjoyed this video, I love history and this is some cool stuff!
For myself this is one of your best and most interesting videos
The Iron Maiden cd’s bring me back to my teenage years. I’m going to definitely bid on those.
Gr8 haul Pete..🤗 That train looked to be in excellent condition..😍😮 Was it an American Flyer or Marx? The Edison is in fantastic shape for being 120 yrs old..🎉 Love it.. Take care guys..👍❤🔥👊
Mr Pibb is my favorite soda by far I love it sucks that you can’t really find it in New Mexico that much only the fountain drink
I love the decals on the Edison phonograph. They are so crisp on the box and the player itself. Does this one record also? I know some of the players do that.
The Edison immediately made me think of Fallout, really cool sound
I enjoy all of your videos thank you for sharing
I would love a tour of Petes house , im sure he has lots of treasures there .😊
very cool video amazing history and great items
Best TH-cam Channel by a mile
CIAO PETE,ICH KOMME AUS DEUTSCHLAND,DAS WAR DAS BESTE DAS DU IN EINEM FÄHREN HANDEL BEKOMMEN HAST,Geschichte hat kein Goldwert,es ist definitiv viiiiel mehr.Ich würde es besitzen und mir alle Rollen anhören. ❤
Pete, YOU ARE SUCH A FAIR GUY! LOVE THE VIDEOS
A 19th century boom box. How cool!
Did that guy with the Wrigley Field print say the fans were lighting the field with cell phones!? It was created in the mid 80s. Cell phones?? LOL 😂
13:46 Looks like something we might see on Slapping Ham channel. I'd put a camera on that guy to keep an eye on him. I've got a bad feeling about it this creepy bunny. . . 😆
Hey Peter how r u I see my post card finally made it . 683. The cape code post card u looked there cool.
Well keep up the cool videos man
would be rly cool if u do a video once a time where you show nice vintage stuff like the video thingy and grammarphone cause there is going a lot historical stuff through your hands
Check your smoke alarm Pete... It needs a battery
My dad had that same chess set in the intro, my grandfather got it on vacation in Mexico.
I love it!...that's it, for the algorithm
At what point are you stopping the Post Cards? Thanx
Hi Pete, how much is the orange car on the cabinet i think its really cool, its been there a while now on variouse videos