Tin music boxes are magical, a space between memory and invention. Basically mechanical devices, these charming little boxes have a repertoire of tunes played via metal teeth tuned to sound notes. You turn this thing once, it winds one coil (two actually, they're mechanically linked) and when you press the button again pins extending from its casing force down on other pinne hrods attached to a cylinder studded with more pins. To make a lovely sound, these pins touch the tuned teeth as they pass. It contains technological advantages such as precision engineering that allows for exact pitch and clarity. Also, automatic winding mechanism found a place in the features; electric clock movement has been added as well and using the music box is easier than ever due to no assembling necessary: (continue reading) The tin music box has myriad applications: as an art object, as a behavioral study device that could help children organize outsized memories of themselves. Their diversification both