Odeon vinyl record rack | Sweden, 1960s–70s

• Odeon, Sweden
• Circa 1960s–70s
• Wood base with textile-coated wire dividers
• Capacity: 50 records

The rack shows wear consistent with age and use. One wire divider has notable damage to its textile coating. Three wooden bottom dividers have been removed. The wooden base remains solid, and the overall structure is stable and fully functional.

• 26 × 20.5 × 13.5 cm

• Active record collectors seeking accessible, browse-friendly storage
• Positioning beside a turntable or stereo system
• Smaller collections or frequently played selections kept separate from main storage
• Those who appreciate Scandinavian functionalism in its most unassuming form

• Free local pickup available (Kraków, Poland)
• Shipping cost calculated individually based on your location
• Contact us before purchase for a shipping quote

All vintage objects are carefully inspected and cleaned before sale. We ensure every piece meets our standards for authenticity and condition.

Vinyl storage became a distinct furniture category during the post-war hi-fi boom. Proper record keeping requires vertical orientation to prevent warping and adequate spacing to avoid sleeve damage. Metal wire, wooden or plastic constructions gained popularity for their light weight, minimal visual presence, and airflow. Floor-standing racks offered a browsing experience similar to record shop bins. The vinyl revival since 2010 has renewed demand for dedicated storage that respects both the medium and interior space.