Soucek and cellars of the Museum

Here and metal fonts at the box office.



And the layout of the escalator.



And the typewriter.



And some satellite.



Rocket.



Soviet washing machine in the form of rockets.



There is a separate room Gift to Stalin. Sounds interesting, and gave some nonsense. For example, baby scales - well, what it is:



Turnstiles of the subway.



Musical drums for the phonograph.



Catalog times when for the correct use of the preposition "at" stupid people do not plagued national linguists.



Blackboard for printing scarves.



Komptometr (stacking machine). Cool, that right it says' pronounce type as a thermometer. " Now such immediacy in the description is found only in museums.



Sometimes it seemed to me that from the studio and I did not go out. It's all the same and cost the same.



Who else can love and collect old batteries on the shelves.



Lenin.



Servants decided that I the case here.
 - Do you want to show you a vacuum cleaner in 1848?
I ofigel telling:
 - I would be grateful if you show.
Pulls off the shelf postwar Electrolux.



I ofigel telling:
 - I believe there is an error. In 1848, there was no electricity, probably cleaner 1948.
 - Well, I do not know, so we recorded - 1848.
Funny scales with two flags.



Veliki.



Motyka.



And here on the walkway dangles Soviet lunar space suit.



Source: doseng.org