Earliest Tesla artifacts in new music video

[jeff_behary]

The greatest project ever made at my museum, honestly. There are rare Tesla artifacts everywhere, set in a dark and beautiful way as eerie and magnificent as the history itself. This is my house...
but with a grand vision and a lot of genius, all can be credited to Snovonne. See for yourself! The oldest machine: 1790s. Try and find a first edition Tesla lecture, or the personal coils of Kenneth Strickfaden...it's all there!

Snovonne - "Snowhite (Freezing Skin)" full extended version 2013 - YouTube

Enjoy!

Jeff Behary

[bourne]

Enjoy... no thanks

Horrible music and horrible video.
How is this relevant to anything on this forum

[jeff_behary]

Its all in the history...

Haha! Its the artifacts used in the video that would be of interest to those here...granted it wasn't made for historical studies... but if you look close:
there is a frictional static generator from the 1790s
Crookes Radiant Matter Mineral Tube, an Ondoscope/Oscilloscope tube, Geissler Tubes, a Crookes Radiometer Tube, a rare Puluj Tube
Mcintosh Hogan Tesla Coil with Electric Chair
A cabinet of original Tesla Coils owned by Kenneth Strickfaden (the man who did all of the special effects for Frankenstein, and more than 100 other films)...a small Jacob's ladder...
One of the earliest oil-filled lecture Tesla coils from London
Several early Dental X-Ray machines
The Kinraide Coil, earliest practical commercial Tesla Coil
The Vulcan Coil, one of the most efficient portable Tesla Coils of the early 1900s
A Czech-made Violet Ray machine
A GE / Victor Floor Model High Pressure Quartz Ultraviolet Lamp
not to mention a few others... It is exposing Tesla Coils and other early technology to a new audience - that, like the rest of us when we first saw that sort of thing, are sitting there going "how does this stuff exist and we don't know about it?"...

[bourne]

Point taken...

Apologies for my grossly negative reply.

You are correct, they are interesting artifacts. Do you have any videos showing them off in a not so faux-suicide context?

[jeff_behary]

Not so elegant, but you can find them here!

ELECTROTHERAPY MUSEUM

Some examples of static machines:
ELECTROTHERAPY MUSEUM | history, experience, restoration and creation

Ken Strickfaden Machines:
The Turn Of The Century Electrotherapy Museum Tesla Library

And for those who prefer browsing the old site, which is chaotic but still fun:
The Turn Of The Century Electrotherapy Museum Tesla Library

Enjoy!
Jeff

[Hrothgar]

Sweet links

I love this stuff

[bourne]

Hi Jeff

Thanks for the links, that is a very nice looking website you have there with some great pictures.

I have subscribed to your youtube channel. Keep up the good work.