1st part of photos of Prague exhibition. More to come later. I'm the one by the red horn gramophone. http://www.btinternet.com/%7Eruth.lambert1/PragueEx/
[email protected] International Needle Tin Specialist www.needletins.co.uk. From ClockworkHome Sun Dec 14 02:49:06 2003 From: ClockworkHome ([email protected]) Date: Sun Dec 24 13:10:28 2006 Subject: [Phono-L] Collection Disposition? X-posted Message-ID: <[email protected]> This was posted on the theatreorgan-l list. Does anyone have any suggestions? Someone has already suggested the New York Public Library and they were contacted but do not seem overly enthusiastic about accepting such a collection. I think it would be OK to contact him directly so I included his email address. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm thankful for all the suggestions relative to cleaningup records and putting them on CDs - the project is underway. I have another question. I have a friend who is a worse collector than I. He has 70,000 (yes, seventy thousand) 78s. He, himself is in his mid 70s and is concerned about to whom he might give them. His family is not interested. Does anyone know of an organization dedicated to preserving these things? An organization which will catalog them, keep them, and make them available to interested persons? Even a much younger collector might be interested. I await a response from the collective wisdom of this august list. Dick Geyser [email protected] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thanks ans seasons greetings to everyone, Al
