Wallenstein's

Without music, life is silent...without collectibles, life is uncluttered!
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Today's Featured Items

$11 USD
REDUCED NOTGELD, German Inflationary Currency, Six ..

$12 USD
REDUCED NOTGELD, Six German Inflationary Notes, Issued ..

$325 USD
REDUCED Antique POCKET WATCH, Elgin American Hunter ..

$115 USD
Civil War Era, Cow Horn Drinking Cup, Hand Turned

$18 USD
RPPC, Real Photo Post Card, USS IDAHO Navy Battleship

$12 USD
REDUCED FOLIO, Illustrations of the Digestive Tract ..

$18 USD
RPPC, Real Photo Post Card, Naval Ship World War II

$10 USD
REDUCED RPPC, Real Photo Post Card, World War I Group ..

$495 USD
SALE MEERSCHAUM Smoking Pipe, Hand Carved Dated 1807, ..

$22 USD
REDUCED ARCHIVES OF SURGERY, Journal Vol 53 July 1946 ..

$11 USD
REDUCED NOTGELD, Inflationary Notes Set of Four, OPPURG..

$28 USD
REDUCED "Great Fighters & Boxers", Book Three, ..

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About Wallenstein's

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We will respond to all orders within 24 hours. We guarantee the authenticity of all our items to the best of our ability. For items that we list as "inherited" or "family" we will guarantee and provide a letter of authenticity if you request one..

About Us
I'm a retired dentist struggling to find something to do other than the "honey-do" jobs around the house. I have collected quite a few odd things over the years, not to mention the things I have inherited, and I thought I would try to dig myself out from under the "stuff". If I look very busy on the internet then maybe my "honey-do" list with get shorter.

I am the nephew of Alfred Wallenstein, the first American born musical director of a major US orchestra. I have so many items that he gave me from his years in the musical field. He was the director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra from 1943 to 1956. He began his career as a cellist and joined the San Francisco Symphony at the age of 17. He was first cellist with the Chicago Symphony from 1922 until 1929. Later, as first cellist with the NBC Symphony Orchestra, he formed a close personal relationship with Arturo Toscanini.

I will be selling some items from his estate, for example, some personal letters and books, some of his batons, some original tape recordings and photographs. I'll toss some of my collections in the mix.

Please stop by from time to time and check out my shop! Thanks....



**What my terrific customers are saying**

"Just wanted to say I received my order of the Coca Cola Door Plate, I love it!"

Beth G.

"I received the wonderful diary and post card and appreciate the historical perspective."

John M.

"Wonderful item, great look into the past! I'll stop by your shop often!"

Jim R.

Thank you....my medal is superb.

John H.

Thanks for the swift delivery of the snuff bottle. It was exactly as you described!

Brian from the UK

"This order arrived safely. Wow!!!"

Debra G.