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This site and its author and/or representatives have no interest or commercial affiliation with any of the independent vendors of audio products mentioned or described below. Please visit the Mechanical Music Press web site for historical information on automatic mechanical musical instruments. This vendor listing is alphabetized according to last name or company name, whichever is appropriate. As such, the order of venders is not intended to convey any special importance or indication of value or quality.Many of the educational series of mechanical music recordings formerly offered through this web site are currently available at http://www.bandorganmusic.com . The musical legacy of the late Paul Eakins lives on through this web site (operated by his daughter, Patricia Eakins, and his grandson, Chris Carlisle), where you can purchase original recordings of Paul's famous collection of historic mechanical musical machines. The recordings were made during the heyday of The Gay 90s Village, Inc, which began operation in the 1950's. The "Village" is where the collection of machines was originally housed, in the Million Dollar Museum, Sikeston, Missouri. Later, The Gay 90s Melody Museum was opened in St. Louis, Missouri. Both museums were closed in the 1970's, when Mr. Eakins sold the bulk of his collection.

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