In my continuing project to digitize the many cassette tapes I recorded or
acquired back in the 1970s and 80, I just finished converting a recording
of the August 1984 MAPS (Michigan Antique Phonograph Society) Phonovention
Banquet where the guest speaker was my close friend the Rev. John
you'll be surprised at the brown shopping bags they are using this
christmas. One side has a large illustration of a horn gramophone. Not an
unusual
one but still pretty cool.
Steve Ramm
Today is April 15th and, with that in mind, I encourage you to watch this
very relevant Donald Duck (yes) cartoon. It's pretty funny too!
http://tinyurl.com/l7hnmmc
And don't forget this Irving Berl.in classic by Danny Kaye:
http://picosong.com/eRPq
Steve Ramm
A friend just shared this. I think it's fascinating and at both the
beginning and end phono and Nipper collectors will find something for them.
http://video.ft.com/3449648941001/A-new-age-of-analogue/editorschoice
Neat 5 minute video news story from the UK.
Steve Ramm
This bounced yesterday so sending again.
Steve
From: srsel...@aol.com
To: Phono-l@oldcrank.org
Sent: 4/12/2014 10:19:42 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time
Subj: I put two more of the Great Collections Video tapes on Ebay
They close tomorrow. One is The
This was posted on ARSClist by Dave Lewis and I thought you'd find this
interesting
Steve Ramm
Reply-to: arscl...@listserv.loc.gov
To: arscl...@listserv.loc.gov
Sent: 4/6/2014 10:11:53 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time
Subj: [ARSCLIST] Berliners!
The EMI Archive Trust is crowdsourcing
Wow! Talk about generosity! Look at this collection now available ON LINE
for FREE.
David Giovanonni is also part of the First Sounds Project that discovered
and made available the Scott Phonautographs.
Steve
From: seub...@library.ucsb.edu
I may be out of the loop on this but I don't ever remember hearing of this
guy making wax cylinders. I know of Morris in the UK and Shawn Borri in US
but were others aware of this one:
_Richards Laboratories - Home_ (http://www.richardslaboratories.com/)
Steve Ramm
I thought I’d alert the group that this week I put a few of the rare VHS
video tape that were produced in 1991 by Ulano Sound Studios (Academy Award
winners for photography for the mega hiit film “Titanic” under the title
“The Great Collections”. The “older” collectors among this
This was a post on ARSC list today. Thought others might want to see. -
though I prefer the paper copies I have -
Steve Ramm
The [post read - I thought some of you would be interested to know that
I've scanned
and indexed all 13 issues of 'Victrola and 78 Journal', and put PDFs up
So I tried to find Wendell's obit in the Ft. Myers News-Press website today
and while that didn't show up, the link to all the Pageant of Light
articles and videos did since it is this week:
Here is link: http://www.news-press.com/section/SS07
But it's interesting to note that little in
Thanks for our friend Joan Lehman, I now have a photo of Wendell to share.
I took this at the Edison Home (Fort Myers) Gift shop in 1996. and sent a
copy to Joan.
http://tinyurl.com/l2utqu2
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I Searched through my piles of photos of my trips to both Sedona and to Ft.
Myers to visit Wendell (and I even seem to remember one at the only
Orlando show I attended) but I can't seem to find any. I scanned hundreds of
my
photos last year (and probably have 100s more to scan) but none of
I'm sorry to hear this as well. I thought Wendell had died years ago. I
had the pleasure of knowing Wendell and Jean for many years and it was they
who convinced Janie and I to travel to Sedona AZ in 1987 (before it became
a tourist mecca) to stay with them at the BB they owned there.
This article in today's Wall Street Journal should be of interest. It's
about Aldo Mancusi's Caruso Museum and collection.
Here is link which should be good for a few days:
http://tinyurl.com/k8y2p3h
I'll particularly point out the last sections where they discuss the
future of
And here is the Museum's website:
_Welcome to The Enrico Caruso Museum of America_
(http://enricocarusomuseum.com/)
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There is a nice article by Jerry Fabris on Ray Wile's recent donation of
materal to the Edison Nation Park in West Orange in the newly published Fall
2013 issue of the ARSC Newsletter. I thought others would like to see it.
It's in Pages 10-11 here:
So I did a quick calculation that if you printed out the book at Kinkos or
Staples (actually cheaper than on a home printer) at 25 cents per page
(plus tax). It would cost you $95.00
My problem is that I don't read books on a PC and don't have an ipad.
But it's great that it is up there!
_Time to Stock Up on Incandescent Bulbs Before They Go Out Permanently_
(http://links.heritage.org/hostedemail/email.htm?CID=18246527865ch=5823E15D760
7E8004A49A6B8776A53D7h=b5053f43c26e6e123298476731c09368ei=WOoHXHpNZ)
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http://tinyurl.com/lnmlxbz
Steve
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From today's Wall Street Journal:
_Who Coined the Term 'System Bug'? Look to Thomas Edison - WSJ.com_
(http://online.wsj.com/news/article_email/SB100014240527023039325045792526716204121
80-lMyQjAxMTAzMDEwNDExNDQyWj)
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Note that the project is NOT a Library of Congress project or even a
GOVERNMENT project! See below: (obviously some folks were in too much of a
hurry to complain). If you want to volunteer to help, I'm sure that could use
it.
_Media History Digital Library - About_
All I can say is WOW! Not only all the EPMs but look at what else. Below is
a posting from Sam Brylawski from the ARSCList - which I'm sure many of
you PHONO collectors are not on.
Steve Ramm
I don't recall reading an announcement of this here. If I'm mistaken I hope
you'll agree
Well the Paramount Set was first available on Amazon today so I posted the
FIRST review there.
Here is the link :
_Amazon.com: Steven I. Ramm Steve Ramm Anything Phonographic's review
of Rise Fall of Paramount Records Volume 1_
A few folks emailed me about the wrong date for Edison's date of Death
(should be 1931, not 1947). Sorry that slipped through.
Actually I COULD say it was there purposely to see how many folks actually
READ the column! ;-)
Sorry about that!
Steve Ramm
I just got my December issue of The Antique Phonograph, which incorporates
the former In The Groove. The column that I submitted for October ITG
appears in this issue. As with all things that change, unexpected things
happen
and somehow - from the proof copy that Editor Rene Rondeau
ARSC puts its membership directory in the members only area and only
currently paid members have access to it. The hardest part of that is keeping
the director up to date.
ARSC has a PUBLIC section with an Audio Restoration and Preservation
Directory (though APS folks will me more
Hi all! (I'm cross posting this message)
Every year, in my column - Anything Phonographic in In The Groove I
review the annual Classic Blues Artwork from the 1920s calendar CD that
collector John Tefteller has published. The 2014 one is out now and BIGGER
than
before.
Since my
Nauck's still sells them too I think.
_www.78rpm.com_ (http://www.78rpm.com)
Steve Ramm
In a message dated 10/27/2013 9:19:08 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
richard_ru...@hotmail.com writes:
Who's got the best price/quality combination on 10 record sleeves these
days? I need to buy a
As many of you know I have been writing my column “Anything Phonographic”
for almost 20 years for “In The Groove” – and before that it was
published in a number of newsstand record collectors’ magazines. When In The
Groove
went to bi-monthly, I tried to squeeze in as many reviews as I
_Amazon.com: Steven I. Ramm Steve Ramm Anything Phonographic's review
of American Radical Patriot_
(http://www.amazon.com/review/RK7XKXHT6Q0SQ/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8ASIN=B008UTV5GGlinkCode=nodeID=tag=)
And, of course, I'd appreciate your clicking the Yellow YES button for
It's over a week since the Wayne show and there usually a couple of
reports on attendence, new items (like the repro berliners last time and the
Phonograph Conversations DVD. So any reports would be welcome.
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Thanks Joan. I guess I posted too soon (though reports from others would be
appreciated). I recognized the regulars like The Gfells, Charley Hummel,
Steve Oliphant, Mike and Carolyn Devecka and Tom and Sandy McCarthy. Quite a
few were not familiar to me. Probably know their name, but not
Just an update. The producer - Scott Billington - just confirmed that it is
a VINYL 78 and can be played with a stereo stylus on a turntable that has
a 78 rpm speed.
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In a message dated 10/10/2013 8:05:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
matthewbul...@runbox.com writes:
I eagerly await my set, being shipped to me, but I'll not use the 78 disc
until I know for sure.
Hi Matt: I've VERY familiar with this set since I'm reviewing it for Amazon
as well as the
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRyFrzxvCAA
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I thought others would be interested in this essay by Philadelphia
historian Charlie Hardy which was sent to me yesterday:
_Recording Industry | Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia_
(http://philadelphiaencyclopedia.org/archive/recording-industry/)
Steve Ramm
This was posted on ARSClist and thought you'd find interesting
Steve
From: chrisjbrady
Subj: [ARSCLIST] Fw: New cylinder recordings . !!!
Subject:National Film and Sound Archive of Australia just uploaded a video
National Film and Sound
More...
Steve
From: chrisjbradySent: 10/3/2013 5:09:02 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time
Subj: [ARSCLIST] Fw: New cylinder recordings 2
National Film and Sound Archive of Australia has uploaded Stiff Gins
recording 'Dust' on wax cylinder
Stiff Gins
I'm posting this here because Les Paul always acknowledged Edison as the
Greatest Inventor. (And Paul actually recorded some Edison wax cylinders in
the 1990s (at the Edison Site in West Orange) - though they have yet to be
released. So see here for details and sign the petition.
Wendell did some subsequent reprints of Edison Amberol Monthly - I seem to
remember 5 or 6 issues. They were not bound and were high quality
photocopies. Whatever they were, I bought them though can't easily put my
fingers on
them.
At the same time he did color repros of a few Voice of
I know a bunch of you are out there. I'm sure the rest of us would enjoy
some reports.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Steve
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Yesterday ALL the ARSC Conference programs from the May Conference in
Kansas City were made available in the Members Only section of the ARSC
Website.
This makes the 2nd year this was done. There were some amazing sessions -
and many have their powerpoint slides too! If you didn't get to
I am posting this to both Phonolist and Phono-L – the two listserves I
subscribe to.
Those of you who belong to the Antique Phonograph Sovciety (formerly known
as the Calif. APS) should have received a letter in the mail this week (or
will shortly – mine came yesterday) detailing
Talk ABOUT TIMing? I am sitting here ready to review the new B.A, Rolfe CD
from his Edison Discs on Document! Per the liner notes - by Joe Moore - He
retired to Walpole, MA where he died at age 76 (of cancer) on 4/23/1956. So
assumably he is buried there.
Steve Ramm
In a message dated
In a message dated 6/15/2013 4:05:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
riccib...@yahoo.com writes:
I have come across a very strange music box at a nearby auction. Has
anyone ever seen a music box that plays paper rolls similar to player piano
rolls
I'm assuming you mean an Organette like
Two more publications on line!
_The Phonoscope : Hunting, Russell, [from old catalog] ed : Free Download
Streaming : Internet Archive_
(http://archive.org/details/phonoscope13hunt)
_Talking Machine World : Bill, Edward Lyman, 1862-1916 : Free Download
Streaming : Internet
This was posted on 78-L and it was certainly new to me. And I'm sure the
rest of you will want to know about it.
Someone has scanned all of Wendell Moore's reprints of the Edison
Phonograph Monthly and put them on Archive.org as searchable documents.
I just heard that at Stanton's auction this weekend the Multiphone upright
24 cylinder phonograph sold for $77,000.00.
Okay, it probably is neat to have but it sure is a lot of money! (oh yes
there was a buyers premium too!). That's a year's take home pay a middle
class white collar
The minute long one was the PREVIEW I posted last week. So... Charley (by
the way Charley always spelled his name with a Y as long as I've known him
(40+ years!) is only part of show. For those who saw it, how long is
Charley's segment?
Hoping it goes on web one day. I don't have a smart
In a message dated 2/7/2013 12:06:59 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
fun...@comcast.net writes:
Please tell more...I do get cable
Here's what Charley posted:
Here is a sneak peak:
http://science.discovery.com/tv-shows/science-channel-presents/videos/edison-shrine.htm
Just wanted to
thanks for link to the minute-long teaser Charley.
We don't get cable but hoping they'll post full episode on line.
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I just read the news below as posted by Ryna Barna on ARSC list and thought
that I'd share his post with those here - as many of you either knew
Quentin or knew of him.
Thank you for sharing this sad new Ryan. I corresponded with Quentin a bit
back in the 1970s and I did have the
Conot - who wrote Streak of Luck was a general author. That was the only
book he wrote on Edison. I did meet him at the Edison Site in West Orange
when he was researching it.
Paul Israel had access to ALL of Edison's papers and has been head of the
Papers Project for more than a dozen
It's up now!
_HMV's Brand, Including Dog Mascot Nipper, May Live On - Businessweek_
(http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-01-24/hmvs-brand-including-dog-mascot
-nipper-may-live-on)
Steve
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Today I received this weeks Bloomsberg Business Week magazine (Jan
28-February 3rd issue). There is a two page story on the sale of the HMV Group
in
the UK and the value of the Nipper trademark.). It is not yet ON line - but
will in a day or two and I can probably post link. But meanwhile
One of the best books Edison is Edison A Life of Invention by Paul
Israel - the former head of the Edison Papers project.
I'm cleaning house and have UNABRIDGED version on audio cassette in
listened once condition. It has 16 90-minute cassettes
_RCA Nipper Window on Display at Rutgers_
(http://historiccamdencounty.com/ccnews158.shtml)
Steve
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In a message dated 1/6/2013 11:20:18 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
bmkl...@gmail.com writes:
Could anyone that attendend the Stanton fall music machine auction tell me
what lot 87P sold for? Well at least in the flyer I recieved it shown 87P.
It was a reproduction of Edison's first
There's a nice article on Ron Dethlefson (with a color photo!) in the new ARSC
Newsletter. Ron received an ARSC Lifetime Achievement Award earlier this year.
You can see it on the ARSC Website at:
http://www.arsc-audio.org/newsletter/nslr130.pdf and go to page 12.
Steve Ramm
(I'm cross posting this on a number of lists)
I know quite a number of people were waiting for my review of the new book
on the history of Columbia Records published by Chronicle Books. Well, it’
s done and up on Amazon.com. It ‘s the first review there. A bit of
background before I give
For those that didn't see this!
_http://abcnews.http://abcnews.http://abcnehttp://abcnhttp://abcnewhttp://ab
cnewhttp://abhttp://a_
(http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/soundtrack-history-1878-edison-audio-unveiled-17558671)
Sound files can be hear here :
There are two new 3-4 minute podcasts - created by Tony Wellman - on the
ARSC website. They went up today. I encourage you all to check them out.
After listening, head over to the ARSC home page for more news.
Here is the link:
_Echoes of History (ARSC - Association for Recorded
It's been a while since they had one but this popped up today:
_Dennis the Menace - Houston Chronicle_
(http://www.chron.com/entertainment/comics-games/comic/Dennis-the-Menace/)
Enjoy!
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Nearly half the issue a wonderful article by Jerry Fabris on the Edison
Site with WONDERFULLY sharp early photos of the recording studios. This is an
issue that you'll store with your Fabrizio and Paul books.
(okay my column is there too - nearly 20 years and counting!)
Steve Ramm
The Award was announced at the ARSAC Conference Banquet in Rochester last
night. The Distinguished Service Award went to Richard Weise of Bear Family
Records.
Ron didn't make the conference. David Gionanonni read Ron's remarks.
Congrats to Ron.
Next Year's ARSC Conferenmce is May 18-21
I was able to dig up the two articles on the Automaton from the
Philadelphia Inquirer that I mentioned:
First the guy I mentioned who maintained it for many years:
_A man of parts._
(http://www.philly.com/philly/news/science/2020_A_man_of_parts_.html?viewAll=y)
and then this
In a message dated 4/22/2012 4:13:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
a...@popyrus.com writes:
Thanks for your clarification on the name The Franklin, vs. The Franklin
Institute. I remember the former; didn't realize it had reverted back.
The Franklin Institute was the first place of major
Malcolm Rockwell lives in Maui and collects records but he might know and
he is not on this list. John: I'll send you his email OFF list.
Steve
In a message dated 4/21/2012 3:22:34 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
john9...@pacbell.net writes:
Hi all
I sold a machine to a customer in Kapaa
Hi Andrew! I didn't know you were on this list. There was an article in
the Philadelphia Inquirer when HUGO was coming out about a guy who retired
from the Franklin Institute and helped advise on the film.
Ironically, I grew up near Philly (where I now live) and remember the
working
I just got my copy of the new issue. It looks great and is chock full of
neat articles. I did notice, however, that I was in error when I listed the
website for two very interesting DVDs on tap dancing and other early social
dances of the jazz age. The correct website is
The ARSC conference is not a Trade Show or something like Union or even
MAPS Phonovention. It is a professionally run conference with many well known
speakers about anything dealing with sound recording preservation.
About 25-30% of attendees are professional archivists or record
Okay, I screwed up again. In my review the new Nauck/Sutton book on
Indestructible and U.S. Everlasting cylinders, I provided the wrong URL to
order.
It SHOULD BE: www78rpm.com
The book is great! The correction will be in my next column but I wanted to
provide it so you wouldn't have to
In a message dated 10/25/2011 2:31:03 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
ediso...@verizon.net writes:
This series is turning out to be a sort of lifetime countdown, like the
passing of my pets over
the years; I was young when Volume 1 came out in 1989 !
True. My review of the book will be in
Actually The Library of Congress funded an affordable archival cylinder
box project for ARSC which just ended last year.
Check out info on Page 10 and 11 here:
_http://www.arsc-audio.org/newsletter/nslr124.pdf_
(http://www.arsc-audio.org/newsletter/nslr124.pdf)
They are not
Do you have a photo? post on a website like photobucket and we can see it.
I hope it's not one of those new ones from china made in the 1980s which
looked like a door stop. Folks were burying them so they'd rust and selling
as old. Your other option is to send photo to Joan and Robin Rolfs
It's available to view on line at:
_Watch Auction Kings S02E07 Elvis Cadillac / Edison Letters Megavideo
Videobb Streaming Online | Watch Free Series Online_
(http://www.watchseriesonlinehere.com/auction-kings-s02e07-elvis-cadillac-edison-letters/)
Last nights show is also available for MP3 download for FREE on itunes.
Steve
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The August issue of In The Groove has my review of the new book by
British collectors Brian Oakley and Christopher Proudfoot titled His Master's
Gramophone. It's a gorgeous book - in the style of the Fabriziop/Paul books,
but devoted to just HMV machines. Highly recommended for machine
In a message dated 7/9/2011 2:38:58 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
harveykrav...@yahoo.com writes:
Even if I did the BIN, whose to say that this seller will honor it? What
galled
me was her raising the price while waiting on my offer. Anyway, it's no
big
loss. I'll eventually find a nice
I used to do a video and photo show but my PC is slowing down - as I am -
and so I decided to at least get the photos up. So here is a link to the
Conference photos I took. (They don't cover everything). I did a separate
backstage one of the rehearsal for the Norman Corwin Tribute with all
I've been away from this email address and just catching up. I have Leo's
original book somewhere. Leo and I used to correspond by cassette letters in
the 1970s and 80s. I didn't remember hearing that Leo died. Anyone know? I
thought he was still living.
BTW, somewhere I have the audio
I just got this press release (below): The guy whose collection it was (and
related museum) is new to me. Maybe others knew him.
Steve
THE LIVING ESTATE OF BRADY C. JEFCOAT, ECLECTIC COLLECTOR OF VINTAGE MUSIC
MACHINES AND OTHER RARE ITEMS, WILL BE SOLD JUNE 18 JUNE 24-25
The June
I was just asked by the auctioneer if I would spread the word on these
auctions.
. The sale for June 18 is listed under Special Auctions on the website
_www.winsteadsauction.com_ (http://www.winsteadsauction.com/)There are
photos there.
The following sale that we will be holding
In a message dated 5/23/2011 1:17:22 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
maff...@bresnan.net writes:
Phono List:
Here is a link to the Craigslist posting for the RCA chair I sent in a
listing a few moments ago. You can view pics.
_http://helena.craigslist.org/fuo/2397856852.html_
Love to meet those I've not met.
If you aren't registered for the whole conference, Saturday is a bargain at
$25.00 and will be a MUST for Old Time Radio fans.
The conference is also a great place to meet many folks you've heard about
like Tim Brooks and Jerry Fabris and Mike Biel.
Let
Barbara Regan alerted me to this article which is also on line:
_http://www.antiqueweek.com/Article.asp?newsid=2014_
(http://www.antiqueweek.com/Article.asp?newsid=2014)
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In a message dated 4/21/2011 8:06:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
msprin...@gmail.com writes:
A little bit of shameless self-promotion. The book I co-authored with Tim
Brooks, Little Wonder Records and Bubble Books: An Illustrated History and
Discography, has just been released by
For those in or near Boston, you may want to visit the Institute of
Contemporary Art between 4/15 and 6/5 to see the exhibit The Record:
Contemporary Art and Vinyl. I reviewed the catalog in my column in In The
Groove a
few months ago. Interesting use of vinyl though some may cringe.
I haven't received my issue of the Feb/March issue of ITG yet but was just
alerted to the fact that I provided the wrong URL to order the wonderful
new REVISED and UPDATED edition of The Collectors Guide to Victor Records by
Mike Sherman and Kurt Nauck. It's a must have. The CORRECT URL
It's truly a small world after all. Some of you may know Barry Kasindorf
who posts to the list periodically.
I've known Barry for over 25 years (though we only met - physically -
once - at a phonograph show) as a fellow phonograph collector and was shocked
(and saddened) to read about
I looked today and there were 14 messages with thwe subject The New
Phonogram so I selected one there's something about foreign cars. So I click
another... same thing. SOMEWHERE there must have been something about New
Phonograms, right? C'mon guys. Don't be so fast to just hit reply. If
In a message dated 1/16/2011 10:48:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
back...@yahoo.com writes:
To get around standing in line, I use the USPS.com site then, and can
select insurance for up to $5,000 in value.
USPS.com does not let you send FIRST CLASS mail pkgs (Cds and DVDS) or
This really only applies if you live within driving distance of
Philadelphia, PA.
I'm trying to help a friend (not a phono collector) who wants to sell his
Brunswick 117. I'll copy his message below. He lives in Doylestown, PA
outside Philly.
His contact info is below. Contact him
ARSC received a great from the Library of Congress years ago to develop and
affordable archival cylinder box. Bill Klinger headed up the project,
which is now completed and the first order for LOC is being worked out now.
After LOC gets there allotment they will be offered to consumers. It's
I put Shawn in touch with Dr. Demento (Barry Hansen) and Shaw has heard
from him. Dr. D is a LONG time collector. Met him in 2006 in NYC.
Steve Ramm
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In a message dated 12/24/2010 11:06:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
ba...@barrykasindorf.com writes:
I have been asking for YEARS if anyone can get those Hobbies articles by
Walsh scanned. I was told there are just too many of them.
Still it is a great resource that is unavailable now.
In a message dated 12/23/2010 5:23:34 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
smst...@gmail.com writes:
I really think it was a true love of labor for Martin. The magazine was a
bargain as was most everything he sold. Like many things they come and go.
Very hard work. Tim Gracyk was a pioneer as
This was shared on another newsgroup and I thought others might want to see
it:
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pcfz3zt2DDo_
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pcfz3zt2DDo)
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In a message dated 11/18/2010 10:17:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
vinyl.visi...@live.com writes:
All kidding aside, does anyone have any idea how many Victor Picture
Discs were made? I recently picked up Paul Whiteman's - A Night At The
Biltmore and can't find out much about it.
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