Explore space (exploration) in our latest blog post about a set of RCA commemorative matchbooks.
Explore space (exploration) in our latest blog post about a set of RCA commemorative matchbooks.
How a duck became a scientific spokesman Continue Reading
This week, we’re highlighting the career of Irving Wolff, a physicist who, in his years at RCA, helped pioneer radar technology. Continue Reading
Seeing the future was as easy as seeing yourself at the 1964 World’s Fair Continue Reading
A booklet for war production workers highlights gendered assumptions about technological understanding. Continue Reading
Are you a person of class, refinement, and taste? Do you live in the 1950s? Then perhaps a color television is right for you! Continue Reading
Space cadet or journalist? The Walkie-Lookie of the 1950s looked like it was straight out of a bad sci-fi film. Continue Reading
Much like Kleenex is used as a proprietary eponym for facial tissues, or escalator is used to describe a moving staircase, in the early 20th century Victrola was often used to describe a machine that played back flat music records. However, the Victrola was a trademark of the Victor Talking Machine Company, and used to… Continue Reading
The center can hold– if you use a spindle adaptor! Continue Reading
Art, technology, and science collided in the 1960s with an innovative art collaboration between Earl Reiback and RCA Continue Reading