Friday, June 25, 2010
1932 ART DECO 10K GOLD RAYMOND SCOTT MEDAL MOOG
via this auction
"This 1932 Sigma Tau metal is 10K solid gold, measures 1.1" (28mm) across, weighs just over 9 grams and belonged to Raymond Scott, the famous recording artist and synthesizer genius who was involved in many facets of the music industry, TV, and films. The medal has outstanding detail in deep relief on one side. Excellent condition. Shipping is $4.95 in the U.S.A. and includes full insurance. International shipping by Express Mail is $25.00 including full insurance."
Update: calls on this one being BS in the comments below.
4 comments:
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This is BS; it wasn't owned by THE Raymond Scott.
ReplyDelete—Jeff Winner
THE RAYMOND SCOTT ARCHIVES
Juilliard doesn't have frats, & RS graduated in 31 not 32. I call BS too!
ReplyDeleteMore to the point, his birth-name was Harry Warnow. In 1932 he wasn't Raymond Scott.
ReplyDeleteI contacted the seller, he was unable to provide any info to back-up his claims, so he modified the listing.
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