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- Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph, 1919 - In the years just after World War I, Americans loved listening to music on their phonographs. Thomas Edison's Diamond Disc Phonograph Company was at its peak of production. Styled to harmonize with parlor or library furnishings, the case was designed in the popular Colonial Revival style, hiding the workings of the phonograph behind fine wood and inlays.
- 1919
- Collections - Artifact
Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph, 1919
In the years just after World War I, Americans loved listening to music on their phonographs. Thomas Edison's Diamond Disc Phonograph Company was at its peak of production. Styled to harmonize with parlor or library furnishings, the case was designed in the popular Colonial Revival style, hiding the workings of the phonograph behind fine wood and inlays.
- "'Invisible' Chairs by Laverne, Jonquil (left) and Daffodil," 1957-1959 -
- 1957-1959
- Collections - Artifact
"'Invisible' Chairs by Laverne, Jonquil (left) and Daffodil," 1957-1959
- Estelle Laverne with a Mural She Painted for Sheraton Hotels -
- Collections - Artifact
Estelle Laverne with a Mural She Painted for Sheraton Hotels
- Sheraton Hotel Card Key, 2004-2010 - Electronic keycards provide guests with access to their hotel or motel rooms. These programmable credit card-sized plastic keys have replaced traditional metal keys attached to tags. And there is no need to return this key if you accidently walk away with it. Sheraton issued guests keycards like this in the first decade of the 21st century.
- 2004-2010
- Collections - Artifact
Sheraton Hotel Card Key, 2004-2010
Electronic keycards provide guests with access to their hotel or motel rooms. These programmable credit card-sized plastic keys have replaced traditional metal keys attached to tags. And there is no need to return this key if you accidently walk away with it. Sheraton issued guests keycards like this in the first decade of the 21st century.
- Sheraton Hotel Card Key, 2000-2010 - Electronic keycards provide guests with access to their hotel or motel rooms. These credit card-sized plastic keys have replaced traditional metal keys. And there is no need to return these keys if you accidently walk away with them -- lock codes change and keycards have to be recoded. Guests to a Sheraton Hotel used this keycard in the early 2000s.
- 2000-2010
- Collections - Artifact
Sheraton Hotel Card Key, 2000-2010
Electronic keycards provide guests with access to their hotel or motel rooms. These credit card-sized plastic keys have replaced traditional metal keys. And there is no need to return these keys if you accidently walk away with them -- lock codes change and keycards have to be recoded. Guests to a Sheraton Hotel used this keycard in the early 2000s.
- Sheraton Hotel Pen, 2000-2010 - Promotional items, like this pen, advertised the hotel or motel chain. Sheraton, owned by Starwood Hotel and Resorts, Inc., made this pen available for its guests in their rooms or at the front desk.
- 2000-2010
- Collections - Artifact
Sheraton Hotel Pen, 2000-2010
Promotional items, like this pen, advertised the hotel or motel chain. Sheraton, owned by Starwood Hotel and Resorts, Inc., made this pen available for its guests in their rooms or at the front desk.
- Sheraton Hotel Card Key, 2000-2010 - Electronic keycards provide guests with access to their hotel or motel rooms. These credit card-sized plastic keys have replaced traditional metal keys. And there is no need to return these keys if you accidently walk away with them -- lock codes change and keycards have to be recoded. Guests to a Sheraton Hotel used this keycard in the early 2000s.
- 2000-2010
- Collections - Artifact
Sheraton Hotel Card Key, 2000-2010
Electronic keycards provide guests with access to their hotel or motel rooms. These credit card-sized plastic keys have replaced traditional metal keys. And there is no need to return these keys if you accidently walk away with them -- lock codes change and keycards have to be recoded. Guests to a Sheraton Hotel used this keycard in the early 2000s.