Arvin Portable Record Player Mid-Century Atomic Design Turntable
Annihilate the landfill, spin your parents' 45s on peak Eisenhower-era style
This Arvin portable record player is pure 1950s Americana — that iconic atomic spaghetti pattern in cream and seafoam green screams sock hop and soda fountains. Made by Arvin Industries of Columbus, Indiana, this suitcase-style turntable features the original BSR-style changer mechanism, cream Bakelite knob, and intact tonearm. The case shows honest age: some scuffing on the leatherette trim, minor soiling on the textured vinyl covering. We haven't tested functionality — selling as-is for restoration or display.
The D'Beetle Difference • Atomic Age Design at Its Peak: That cream ground with brown "spaghetti" line pattern is quintessential mid-century modern. Seafoam green leatherette trim and matching interior make this a design object even before you plug it in.
• Complete Original Components: Tonearm, platter, 45 RPM adapter spindle, and cream Bakelite volume knob all present. Brass lid hinge and clasp intact. Approximately 13" W x 11" D x 6" H closed.
• Arvin Industries Pedigree: Indiana-made quality from a company known for radios and electronics. Clear Arvin branding on both lid and case front — collectors know the name.