This has Lenny Edward’s written all over it

😮......mikko

Thank you for this amazing introspective of the island and the artist

I called this man Grandpa Don he was my stepmother's father. It's really neat to see him, as I haven't seen him in many years. I went One direction with my life and the family carried on. Has a little boy I got to clean the offices where many of these phones were kept I sure miss Grandpa Don

Funny how we see you playing a Victor Red Seal record and we hear jazz.

Fabulous video! I was lucky enough to attend the Last Lunch Zap #13 party in Los Angeles and smart enough to purchase an original Wilson that night. Amazing after party at Timothy Leary's house but that's a whole other story : )

Thanks for saving a piece of history.

I was married to Jay Lynch in the late 1960’s-1973 in Chicago. Very poignant video. Glad the Billy Ireland school houses his collection. I am a trademark lawyer and interested in his comments about trademark lawsuits. Sincerely, Jane Shay Wald (formerly Jane Shay Lynch)

This is too funny…

interested your telephone

Bell invented the telephone in Brantford, Ontario. Canada. Canada would not infest in his invention, but far thinkers in the United States did.

I recognize a lot of my fellow band mates in this video. Not quite sure why I didn’t join this group! How fun is this? Love it!!

I picked up a Kellogg’s telephone how can I tell how old it is

'Career Ender'......Yep....

I just woke up with a dream To make a small wooden hand held box of palm size fitted with a tape speaker working as a mike and a speaker (dual function) and a small 1.5 v battery fitted in it And Same other side Connected with a small thin 15meters wire And a small motor as a magneto for ringing generator Can Anyone help me out for this project by making me a drawing of the circuit Just for children learning

What a magnificent collection of beautiful old phones! And in excellent condition! Thank you and your father, sir, for saving these wonderful appliances!

Hard to believe the school was actually clean and not falling apart at a point in time.

The world isn't the same without Wilson and my dearest friend of 45 years, Dave Geiser. See you both again someday in the distant future at that bar in the great beyond.

wanting to restore a 1917 about Kellogg magneto farm telephone.... any ideas or references? Loved your video

My mom always loved those classic phones, like princess phone or cradle phone. Keep up the good work with this channel sir. 👍

That’s an incredible final product

I wish I had a telephone ☎️ like yours

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Those phones are more advanced and ahead of time they didn't cause illness like smart phones due now and days

Fine video, the 3 volume biography is fabulous! Excellent work, Patrick!

RIP S Clay Wilson.

rip master

Hiya from me in the UK, love to visit sometime. Fantastic collection indeed!

Where can I see this film?

ring ring hi Sara timmy fell in the well and Lassie is barking at me!

This video has kept me going through some of the darkest times of my life. I can't thank you enough for it.

I was jamming in the background. 😉

RIP Jay.

Awww I almost cried when I saw my auntie here, she's been passed for several years now. She was an excellent basketmaker and beautiful woman, great role model for our longhouse ladies, sure miss her.

Wish I could have met him..

Nice Job... Nice life

i work for the biclm and had to go through his collection, didnt know anything about him before and now i feel like i know the guy

I really dig the I Want a Wife piece. Good stuff.

Patrick did you attend Jefferson during the time this video was created?

Wow!!

Wilson may have been "one of the baddest" but don't be fooled, he had the heart of a big teddy bear.

Thank you so much for this video Patrick, and for the amazing Rand Holmes retrospective book you produced. It is probably one of my 10 favourite art books I own (and I own a few bookshelves worth of books). I really appreciate this video for all the additional insight into this great artist. I was hoping to find an interview with Rand somewhere, but judging by the biography you created and this video, I doubt he ever gave a tape interview. You are a gentleman, sir. Thanks.

6 years. You think he's learn how to fire weld it yet?

My brother Bruce Grant and his family live on Lasqueti, he had invited me to this, but I had prior commitments at that time, I was presented with one of the Rand Holmes t-shirts which I keep in as pristine shape as possible. There is a point in the video where Bruce is talking about a brother in town, who knows about Rand Holmes. I think he was meaning me. I don't make it over here enough, it's a beautiful place. Another friend (Claire Kenny) from Vancouver is involved with the Mud Women (Hay bale homes) I've only seen photo's

Love Rand Holmes art!!!!!!!! Consummate artist!

THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD!!!

I love phonographs but everytime I talk about it to someone they like yeah OK uh hum sure what ever. It rare to find someone who gives a shit about something this rare that people actually collect

I feel the same way when I talk and collect gramophones. 99.9999% of the population deanzt give a damn about it a d it say. Soon everyone will forgot about this old tech amazing pieces of history that should be treaser forever

Nice collection... watching it on my iPhone

Wow telephones collection. I very very like you. I'm from Ho Chi Minh city. Vietnam