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Sonora WAU-243 Radio

Most dieselpunkers worth their salt are familiar with at least a few of the following radio companies: RCA, Atwater Kent, Addison, Belmont, Zenith, Philco, FADA etc. It wasn't until recently that I'd heard about the Sonora radio company.Sonora began as the Sonora Chime Company back in the early 1900s, they made chimes for clocks. Later it became the Sonora Phonograph Company in 1913, guess what they made... In 1924…See More
Articles by Scott Dec 28, 2011

1940 Motorola 50-X-2 Radio.

As it says in the title this is a 1940 Motorola model: 50-X-2, and its one of the most beautiful radios I've ever seen.The spring loaded handle on the top, and bullet style knobs are all original. The dial gives off a warm, orange, glow when the radio is switched on. If you notice the speaker design it's comprised of eight fins that taper down too the lefthand side. As somebody who's done a…See More
Articles by Scott Dec 14, 2011

Amazon Studio Sky Pirates Movie

Amazon.com has a contest to help burgeoning film makers get their projects made. One of the finalist is 'Sky Pirates' by Gary Dragan Milin. The test movie is made with voice actors, music, and storyboards. The synopsis is as follows: In 1940, a US airship is sent on a top secret mission into the uncharted African interior in order to intercept a Nazi Zeppelin involved in an archeological expedition that could make Hitler’s armies invincible. The film is almost an hour and twenty minutes long,…See More
Articles by Scott Aug 26, 2011

1952 Westinghouse Refrigerator Radio

I was on Etsy looking for something for a friend and I ran across this 1952 Westinghouse Little Gem or Refrigerator radio.It was labeled "Little Gem" by Westinghouse, but because it looked like a little refrigerator the "refrigerator" name stuck. Personally I think it looks like a fancy, retro, napkin dispenser.This is one I got on ebay for about $50, the one on Etsy.com is currently selling for $350. Sure there is about a 700% difference in price however mine doesn't work... but who cares?, it…See More
Articles by Scott Aug 13, 2011

John Carter Movie Trailer

 The  trailer for the John Carter is out. They are going with John Carter and not the full title of the first book A Princess of Mars. I don't know if it falls under dieselpunk genere per se but there are definitely some art deco elemets in the trailer, which looks beautiful by the way. I really like the Edgar Rice Burroughs books and I hope the movie does them justice.The link to the trailer is below, they also have some artwork from the movie available for download on the trailer site. I've…See More
Articles by Scott Jul 16, 2011

P-51 Mustang Collides and Crashes Over England

At the Flying Legends Air Show near Duxford over the weekend a P-51 Mustang collided with a Douglas A-1 Skyraider and crashed. The Skyraider suffered only minor damage. The Mustang's pilot bailed out and no one was injured, it's still very sad to loose one of the P-51s.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-14106730Below is a scene from one of my favorite movies of all time Empire of the Sun, Featuring the P-51. See More
Articles by Scott Jul 11, 2011

Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective

Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective was the creation of pulp author Robert Leslie Bellem (1894 or 1902 -1968).  The Dan Turner stories took place against the Backdrop of the Hollywood studio machine of the 1940's,  written in the first person with a thick, racy, slang. "His carcass hadn’t stopped bouncing when I piped a bleached blonde quail barging toward me from a window embrasure in the back corridor where she’d been hiding. She was carrying a Leica minicam equipped with a flash-bulb and…See More
Articles by Scott Feb 6, 2011

Captain Midnight Movie Poster

Being an illustrator the rule is same for everything else you do, if you want to get better you have to practice, practice, practice. So with the theatrical release of Captain America coming soon, I thought it would be a good exercise to see if I could re-invent one of the worst (and this is just my opinion) super hero emblems ever. I wanted to take Captain Midnight's chest shield, and see if I could make it look like a cool, modern, summer movie poster. If you're not familiar with Capt.…See More
Articles by Scott Jan 16, 2011

Priest 3D - May 13.

The Trailer is up at trailers.apple.com.http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/sony_pictures/priest/The movie looks to have kind of post apocalyptic / dieselpunk / darker "Firefly" western feel to it. Here's the summary from the trailer site.PRIEST, a western-fused post-apocalyptic thriller, is set in an alternate…See More
Articles by Scott Jan 15, 2011

Rip Discovers Radio. 1930s? RCA Brochure

Rip Discovers Radio is a play on the Rip Van Winkle story where Rip wakes up on a park bench in Central Park 100 years after a big celebration of Admiral Dewey's victory in Manila Bay. He later meets a beautiful young lady who shows him all the marvels of modern RCA technology.Click to view. See More
Articles by Scott Oct 15, 2010

Rex Steele: Nazi Smashser

Rex Steele was a short animated student film created by Alexander Woo in 2006 for his senior project. It's run time is just under 11 minutes and is told in a classic serialized fashion. The music was by Ryan Shore and is reminiscent of John Williams "1941" and "Indian Jones" soundtracks.The DVD is out of print and is tough to find. The sound track is available on iTunes. Bill Pressing's deviant art Rex Steele…See More
Articles by Scott Oct 6, 2010

1948 Crosley Car Brochure Gallery

I've uploaded a 1948 Crosley Car brochure with some really nice automotive illustrations.Crosley Motors Incorporated was created by Powel Crosley Jr. in 1939. Before that he had built his fortune making affordable radios. Rumor has it that he was disturbed by the $120 price tag for a radio he was going to buy for his son, so he set out to create a radio that anybody could afford, which he did. The average price of a Crosley radio was $7. He later moved on to refrigerators, and then cars.…See More
Articles by Scott Sep 30, 2010

The Halls of Ivy - Listen and Download

Hi Everybody, I'm not sure if this is dieselpunk or not but I'll risk it to tell you about one of my favorite radio shows "The Halls of Ivy". "The Halls of Ivy" ran from 1950-1952 and stared Ronald Colman and his wife Benita Hume. It was created by Don Quinn, one of the co-cretors/writers of Fibber McGee & Molly. What separated this show from most radio comedies of the day was that it was a "smart" program. Don't get me wrong I like the sound of stuff falling out the closet on Fibber as…See More
Articles by Scott Sep 13, 2010

Out of this World Adventures - Issues 1 & 2

I found this at the Digital Comic Museum and thought it was kind of cool, and unusual. Here's brief description from the scanner. A little word on this book... It was an experiment in publishing,combining pulp sci-fi prose stories with comics. It is in the pulp fiction format (132 pages) with 32 of those pages being comics. Art is by Joe Kubert and John Giunta, and the prose stories are…See More
Articles by Scott Sep 2, 2010

Kodak 1922 Color Film Test

BoingBoing.net has posted a youtube video of some very early color motion picture tests. My favorite comment on the YouTube site was from user BorgEntertainment "Just imagine the guy standing there cranking the camera- changing the world with every turn." See More
Articles by Scott Aug 25, 2010

The Holden Efijy 2005 concept car

Taken from WikipediaThe Holden Efijy is a concept car created in Australia by Holden. It is based around the iconic Holden FJ, the second model built by Holden. The concept is based on the Chevrolet Corvette floor pan, a 6.0 litre V8 engine with Rootes supercharger putting out 480kW at a little shy of 6500 r.p.m. It rides on an air suspension system that sits down when stopped, and also has electronic instrumentation including a mutli-use…See More
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Sonora WAU-243 Radio

Posted on December 28, 2011 at 12:00am 3 Comments

Most dieselpunkers worth their salt are familiar with at least a few of the following radio companies: RCA, Atwater Kent, Addison, Belmont, Zenith, Philco, FADA etc. It wasn't until recently that I'd heard about the Sonora radio company.

Sonora began as the Sonora Chime Company back in the early 1900s, they made chimes for clocks. Later it became the Sonora…

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1940 Motorola 50-X-2 Radio.

Posted on December 13, 2011 at 9:30pm 7 Comments

As it says in the title this is a 1940 Motorola model: 50-X-2, and its one of the most beautiful radios I've ever seen.

The spring loaded handle on the top, and bullet style knobs are all original. The dial gives off a warm, orange, glow when the radio is switched on. If you notice the speaker design it's comprised of eight fins that taper down too the lefthand side. As…

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Amazon Studio Sky Pirates Movie

Posted on August 26, 2011 at 11:37am 1 Comment

Amazon.com has a contest to help burgeoning film makers get their projects made. One of the finalist is 'Sky Pirates' by Gary Dragan Milin. The test movie is made with voice actors, music, and storyboards. The synopsis is as follows: 



In 1940, a US airship is sent on a top secret mission into the uncharted African interior in order to intercept a Nazi Zeppelin involved in an archeological expedition that could make Hitler’s armies invincible.

 

The film is almost an…

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1952 Westinghouse Refrigerator Radio

Posted on August 12, 2011 at 10:30pm 2 Comments

I was on Etsy looking for something for a friend and I ran across this 1952 Westinghouse Little Gem or Refrigerator radio.

It was labeled "Little Gem" by Westinghouse, but because it looked like a little refrigerator the "refrigerator" name stuck. Personally I think it looks like a fancy, retro, napkin dispenser.

This is one I got on ebay for about $50, the one on Etsy.com is currently selling for $350. Sure there is about a 700% difference in price however mine…

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