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Gramophone History 101
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* 1904 Victor Monarch
* 1905 Columbia AH
* 1906 Columbia BK
* 1911 Columbia Favorite
* 1912 VV-VIII
* 1913 VV X Spindle Leg
* 1916 VV-IV
* 1924 VV-35
* 1947 Silvertone Wire Recorder
* Edison DD S-19
Odds & Ends
* Berliner 1898
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* Pre-Matrix Unknowns
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* Sigma Alpha Epsilon
* Spanish American War Vet
* Transcription Records
* Walking With Woody
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* Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, S. America
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* 1947 Sears Silvertone Wire Recorder
* B-HAP-E
* Command Performance (How a record is made) Part 1
* Command Performance (How a record is made) Part 2
* Flamin' Mamie
* Isham Jones 'Sweet Georgia Brown"
* Johnson "Jass" Blues
* My Old Kentucky Home
* My Wife's Gone to the Country cylinder
* Nagasaki
* Prince's Band "Wooley Winks March"
* Rita Abatsi rebetiko
* Roza Eskenazi rebetiko
* Rubber Decalith Home Recording
* Sigma Alpha Epsilon "Sing Brothers, Sing"
* Spanish American War Vet
* The Charleston on VV-IV
* The Lonesome Cowboy "Take Care of the Farmer"
* The Magyarian Orchestra "College Days Medley"
* The Star Spangled Banner
* The Virginians "Superstitious Blues"
* Walking With Woody - Unknown
Grampaphone's gramophones
* Nagasaki
Electrically recorded Edison record by Jack Kaufman and The Seven Blue Babies from 1928 (52405).
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