Sentence examples for antique record from inspiring English sources

Even for history buffs, the challenge is steep: evidence of ancient roads may be scattered through antique record books, incomplete or hard to make sense of.

The title refers to parts of an antique record player, and the work, scored for flute, violin, cello and piano, is a modernist's fantasy of an old 78-r.p.m. disc — one etched with chunky, acerbic, rhythmically complex music — grinding along.

The Governor's house museum has an excellent collection of the Yaroslavl school of icon painting and the Music and Time Museum has the country's largest collection of antique record players, vinyl records and clocks.

There are horse-drawn, steam-powered and motorized fire engines, along with all manner of equipment and ephemera, from ladders, axes and torches to uniforms, banners, lithographs and antique record books.

Piles of old books are stacked atop beautiful old furniture; black and white photos jostle for space with antique record covers and bullfighting posters, while a selection of clocks, religious artefacts and, even a full-size zebra pelt, add to the mix.

On the other end are Mr. Butler's instruments and mixing console, and his collection of antique recording devices, including a 1930s Webster Chicago wire recorder, which magnetizes stainless-steel wire to register sound, and an Edison Laboratories wax cylinder recorder.

In September, Mr. Dilg set up an antique recording system for a jam session on Capitol Hill.

The details are vague because they are related by one Walter Bullitt, a devotee of antique records who talks like a Hubert Selby character and takes twice as many drugs.

He has been recorded by the producer Dennis Herring and the engineer Jaquire King so that his voice has presence, cavernous echo and a slightly overmodulated signal, suggesting antique recording techniques.

Above the street there are shops with antiques, records and bric-a-brac.

Since closing her own clothes shop, she's built a website, shopvintageportland.com, to review and categorise the city's vintage output, including antique furniture, record stores, its 150 clothing shops and their glamorous keepers.