1942 Charles/Ray Eames Splint capsule and (sadly) 'Music Sounds Better'
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and (sadly) 'Music Sounds Better' was the only track they ever recorded together
The third part of an extensive four-volume catalogue of M
A truly beautiful vintage piece
Lovely 1983 Mute Records issue of the notorious Throbbing Gristle live recording
Publisher: DuttonPublication Date: 1971Binding: HardcoverBook Condition: VGEdition: First Edition
1942 Charles/Ray Eames Splint capsule and (sadly) 'Music Sounds Better'During WW2, the US Navy commissioned Charles Eames to create a lightweight leg splint to replace the metal splints of the time. This wooden splint is the forerunner for the influential work that Eames would later bring to the furniture industry. A remarkable piece of history! And over 80 years old this is one of the most significant items weve ever had in. Molded Plywood 108 x 20 x 9cm Made in USA Will ship with specialist courier only
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