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Collected sound recordings (File 2 of 3)

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Part Of
Nicholas Morant fonds
Scope & Content
File consists of 30 sound recording items (26 audio tapes, 4 audio film reels, various sizes). Content pertains to original recordings made by Nick Morant, various dates (see "Content Details" for list of individual recording contents). Recordings all individually labelled by Nicholas Morant. Recor…
Date Range
ca. 1930
[ca. 1930 - a. 1940]
[ca. 1930 - ca. 1950]
[ca. 1945 - ca. 1960]
1954-1957
1967
1965 - 1985
Reference Code
S20 / III / D1 / 34 to 63
Description Level
5 / File
GMD
Film
Sound recording
Part Of
Nicholas Morant fonds
Description Level
5 / File
Fonds Number
M300 / S20 / V500
Sous-Fonds
S20
Sub-Series
S20 / III / D : Personal and family records : collected material
Accession Number
7784
Reference Code
S20 / III / D1 / 34 to 63
GMD
Film
Sound recording
Responsibility
Recorded by Nichols Morant
Date Range
ca. 1930
[ca. 1930 - a. 1940]
[ca. 1930 - ca. 1950]
[ca. 1945 - ca. 1960]
1954-1957
1967
1965 - 1985
Physical Description
30 sound recordings: film reels, audio tapes
Scope & Content
File consists of 30 sound recording items (26 audio tapes, 4 audio film reels, various sizes). Content pertains to original recordings made by Nick Morant, various dates (see "Content Details" for list of individual recording contents). Recordings all individually labelled by Nicholas Morant. Recordings consist of broadcasts, concert music, comedy skits, etc., ranging in dates from the 1930's to 1980's.
Notes
Items labelled individually by Nicholas Morant.
Name Access
Lauder, Harry
Teyte, Maggie
Subject Access
Music
Concert
Travel
Radio
Comedy
Geographic Access
Canada
Alberta
England
Peru
Reproduction Restrictions
Reference use only; no reproduction
Language
English
Creator
Nicholas Morant
Title Source
Title based on contents of file
Content Details
Series 14 – Goon Squad (S20/III/D1/34) Series 6 – 2 Sides (S20/III/D1/35a & 35b)
I: Peru – Old Timers – I Can Hear It
II: Concert Music Series 5 – Broadcast Pickups (S20/III/D1/36) Series II – Mexican Waltes ((S20/III/D1/37) Palm Court Concert (S20/III/D1/38) Series III – Million Strings Swiss Recordings (S20/III/D1/39) “The Continentals” Halifax CBC Pick-up 13 (S20/III/D1/40) Series XII Broadcast Pickups (S20/III/D1/41) Assortment – Broadcast Music 1965 1985 (S20/III/D1/42) Broadcast Music 1967 (S20/III/D1/43) Series 4 – McDowell’s Music etc. (S20/III/D1/44) Series VIII – “Leicester Square” (S20/III/D1/45) Series I (S20/III/D1/46)
1. Harpo Marx 2. Parisian Touch Series 15 – Moran Mack – Oldtime Records (S20/III/D1/47) Series VII – Strings Music – Dancing Zither – South American Mood I (S20/III/D1/48) South American Harp Flute Indienne & Asst. (S20/III/D1/49) Goon Shows (S20/III/D1/50) “No No Nanette” (S20/III/D1/51) Broadcast Pickups ’65 – ’85 (S20/III/D1/52) Series 10 – Souvenir of Vienna – Welcome (Zither) (S20/III/D1/53) Series II – Concert Music from 1930’s (S20/III/D1/54) Quentin Maclean ORGAN (S20/III/D1/55) Series 9 – Concert Music (S20/III/D1/56) ‘78” Series – Flute Duet, Burgess Meredith, Benny Show, 1949 (S20/III/D1/57) Concert Music – Ivor Novello, Piano Waltes (S20/III/D1/58) Maggie Teyte – Some 1900 Music (S20/III/D1/59) “78s” 1930’s Sir Harry Lauder, Jewish Comedian (1920’s), Ketelby Records, Maggie Teyte (S20/III/D1/60) [Untitled] 78 reel (S20/III/D1/61) Peru – Mountains (S20/III/D1/62) Seranata – “Song of the Nightingale” (S20/III/D1/63)
Processing Status
Processed
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Date
1965 – 1975
Material
skin
Catalogue Number
105.02.0044
Description
An irregularly shaped leather tag with a hole punched in the upper left corner. The tag is marked “FM Ski Patrol, John G. Digney, CHFM-FM Calgary, 249-7772.”
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Title
Identification Tag
Date
1965 – 1975
Material
skin
Description
An irregularly shaped leather tag with a hole punched in the upper left corner. The tag is marked “FM Ski Patrol, John G. Digney, CHFM-FM Calgary, 249-7772.”
Subject
sports, skiing
John G. Digney
radio
CHFM-FM
Credit
Gift of Pearl Evelyn Moore, Banff, 1979
Catalogue Number
105.02.0044
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Portable; Mantle Radio

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Date
n.d.
Material
plastic, fabric, wood, metal
Catalogue Number
105.04.1017
Description
A Lafayette household radio with a cream-coloured plastic shell casing. Generally shaped like a box with rounded corners and edges.The front side has a 4 knobs located in the lower right side. Above these knobs is the radio dial face, which is enclosed in a clear plastic cover. The dial face is met…
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Title
Portable; Mantle Radio
Date
n.d.
Material
plastic, fabric, wood, metal
Dimensions
23.3 x 16.7 x 36.0 cm
Description
A Lafayette household radio with a cream-coloured plastic shell casing. Generally shaped like a box with rounded corners and edges.The front side has a 4 knobs located in the lower right side. Above these knobs is the radio dial face, which is enclosed in a clear plastic cover. The dial face is metallic gold and black with white text and a geometric checkerboard graphic . The needle appears to be a bronze coloured metal. There are two rings on the dial face. The outer ring has numbers ranging from 55 to 160 on the top half, and 8.0 to 22 on the bottom half. The inside ring is only numbered on the bottom half and ranges from 2.5 to 6.0 with text at specific increments: POLICE (2.5); AVIATION (3.0); AMATEUR (4.0); AVIATION (5.0); FOREIGN (6.0). To the left of the dial face is the speaker, which is a woven, cream-coloured material set behind bars of plastic that make 90 degree angles.“Lafayette” appears in italic text within a square cartouche left, below the speaker.The back is made of wood and screwed on in the 4 corners. On the back, there are 4 rounded triangle-shaped cutouts, a large central hole, and 5 smaller holes that surround it.The radio stands on 4 black circular feet. A label on the underside reads: Lafayette SUPER HET radio receiver; SERIAL NO. 91367; MODEL NO. JS182There is a small fixed plastic handle 10 cm in length on the top.Electrical cord is black.
Subject
households
furniture
entertainment
radio
Credit
Gift of Robert Crosby Family, Banff, 1998
Catalogue Number
105.04.1017
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Date
1960 – 1975
Material
metal; plastic; fabric
Catalogue Number
105.04.0009
Description
Portable “HANDIE-TALKIE FM RADIOPHONE” made by Motorola and used by Canadian Pacific Railway. The main body is made up of two parts that latch together at both ends - the bottom part contains the batteries. Above the latches are loops where the carry strap clip in - the strap is also tied to the ha…
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Title
Portable Radiophone
Date
1960 – 1975
Material
metal; plastic; fabric
Dimensions
59.5 x 8.7 x 28.9 cm
Description
Portable “HANDIE-TALKIE FM RADIOPHONE” made by Motorola and used by Canadian Pacific Railway. The main body is made up of two parts that latch together at both ends - the bottom part contains the batteries. Above the latches are loops where the carry strap clip in - the strap is also tied to the handle of the radio by a length of string. The body of the radio is painted with horizontal black and yellow stripes and there are white windows with the “CP Rail” logo - on one side is a red and white sticker that reads “Chan 1 - 161.475 TX & RX - A.” The antenna is capped with a red plastic knob.The top of the box has a grille under the handle - possibly a vent - the handle itself has a metal inlay with the manufacturer details. Also on the top is the bracket mount for the hand-held radio mouthpiece, the mouthpiece and spiral cord, the plug for the mouthpiece cord, two dials, the radio antenna, and yellow labels that read “RADIO SHOP LOANER.”
Subject
Nicholas Morant
radiophone
CB radio
communication equipment
Canadian Pacific Railway
Credit
Gift of Nicholas Morant, Banff, 2006
Catalogue Number
105.04.0009
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Radio rethink : art, sound and transmission

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Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Published Date
1994
Publisher
Banff : Walter Phillips Gallery
Call Number
NX513 A1 R32
Responsibility
edited by Daina Augaitis and Dan Lander
Publisher
Banff : Walter Phillips Gallery
Published Date
1994
Physical Description
335p. : ill., ports.
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Subjects
Radio art - Canada
Radio and the arts - Canada
Notes
Includes bibliographical references
Call Number
NX513 A1 R32
Location
Art Library is located in Curatorial Department - Please contact Curatorial Department for access
Collection
Art Library
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Date
n.d.
Material
meta;l; plastic;
Catalogue Number
105.04.0005
Description
A rectangular clock radio with a silver metal front and a yellow plastic body. Plastic windows in the front show a flip-style cloak and a radio tuning bar. Two metal dials on the front control the time. Two metal switches and two plastic switches on the front and two metal dials on the side control…
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Title
Table Radio
Date
n.d.
Material
meta;l; plastic;
Dimensions
9.5 x 12.5 x 30.0 cm
Description
A rectangular clock radio with a silver metal front and a yellow plastic body. Plastic windows in the front show a flip-style cloak and a radio tuning bar. Two metal dials on the front control the time. Two metal switches and two plastic switches on the front and two metal dials on the side control the radio and power. One dial is printed with “AM FM AFC”. Radio plugs into the wall with a black power cord with two-pronged plug. The radio is printed with the brand name “SOUNDESIGN” on the front and has regulatory labels and instructions underneath.
Subject
Whyte home
radio
sound
home accessories
Credit
Gift of Catharine Robb Whyte, O. C., Banff, 1979
Catalogue Number
105.04.0005
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Date
1941 – 1970
Material
metal; fabric; paper
Catalogue Number
105.04.0008 a,b
Description
Two metal boxes with hinged lids and fabric handles held to the lid with metal brackets. Stencilled on the front of both boxes is “WIRELESS SET NO 19 CASE SPARE VALVES” in white. Online searches show that these boxes were originally used to house spare parts for Wireless Set No. 19 transmitters use…
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Title
Wireless Boxes
Date
1941 – 1970
Material
metal; fabric; paper
Dimensions
18.4 x 14.8 x 15.5 cm
Description
Two metal boxes with hinged lids and fabric handles held to the lid with metal brackets. Stencilled on the front of both boxes is “WIRELESS SET NO 19 CASE SPARE VALVES” in white. Online searches show that these boxes were originally used to house spare parts for Wireless Set No. 19 transmitters used by the British Army during World War II. Adhered to the lid of one box is a piece of white paper with a typed list of parts glued to a larger tan-coloured tag with writing obscured by the white paper - the lager tag is held to the lid with tape. A similar tag with list is inside the second box - both boxes are otherwise empty.
Subject
Nicholas Morant
camera equipment
communication
wireless radio
Credit
Gift of Nicholas Morant, Banff, 2006
Catalogue Number
105.04.0008 a,b
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