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| 51 | 1990.63.33B | Record, Box | Green, Yellow, and White cardboard box for record cylinder. "Lakeside Indestructible Cylinder Record" it written on the side. Montgomery Ward & Co. is on the bottom. Lid is missing |
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| 52 | 1990.63.38A | Record, Phonograph | Thomas Edison blue cylinder amberol record of “My Uncles Farm” |
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| 53 | 1990.63.38B | Record, Box | Edison Gold Moulded Records box – Top is missing |
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| 54 | 1990.63.9 | Record, Phonograph | Thomas Edison blue cylinder amberol record of “I'm Goin' Back to Louisiana” This cylinder does not have a related storage box. |
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| 55 | 1993.1.2.1 | Record, Phonograph | The Merry Widow Waltz, Kashmiri Songs, Mattinata, Medley Waltz, The Troubadours. Patent # 896,059, August 11, 1908; Order # 19,532. |
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| 56 | 1993.1.2.10 | Record, Phonograph | The West, A Nest & You - waltz; Sleep Waltz; titles translated into Spanish below. Patent #896,059, Aug. 1908; Order #19172A. |
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| 57 | 1993.1.2.11A | Record, Phonograph | Andantino, Traumerei' Mark Andrews: paper sleeve. Patent Feb. 1904; Order #19472A. 78 rpm. |
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| 58 | 1993.1.2.11B | Record, Sleeve | Paper record sleeve that has "Victor Record" at the top |
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| 59 | 1993.1.2.12A | Record, Phonograph | Two parts. a. Record. Honolulu Eyes - medley waltz; Rosie - medley fox trot; Paul Whiteman and his orchestra; paper sleeve. Patent #896,059. Aug. 1908; Order #18721A. 78 rpm. |
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| 60 | 1993.1.2.12B | Record, Sleeve | Paper sleeve for 78 record. Top of sleeve says "Victor Record" |
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| 61 | 1993.1.2.13 | Record, Phonograph | Laverne - Waltz Caprice. H. Benne Henton; Chin Ehrin - Medley Fox Trot; Six Brown Broth. Patent #896,059. Feb. 1904; Order #18149A. 78 rpm. |
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| 62 | 1993.1.2.14 | Record, Phonograph | America, The Red White & Blue; Victor Mixed Chorus. Patent #896,059. Feb. 1904; Order #17578A. 78 rpm. |
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| 63 | 1993.1.2.15 | Record, Phonograph | America, Indian Love Call, The world Is Waiting for the Sunrise; Victor Salon Orchestra. Patent #896,059. Order #19545. 78 rpm. |
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| 64 | 1993.1.2.16A | Record, Phonograph | When the Corn Is Waving, Annie Dear, I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen; Henry Burr. Patent #896,059. August 1908. Order #18781A. 78 rpm. |
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| 65 | 1993.1.2.16B | Record, Sleeve | 1/2 paper sleeve for 78 record. |
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| 66 | 1993.1.2.17 | Record, Phonograph | Feather Your Nest, Old Pal Why Don't You Answer Me?; Henry Burr & Albert Campbell. Patent #896,059. August 1908. Order #18708A. 78 rpm. |
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| 67 | 1993.1.2.18A | Record, Phonograph | Record, a. and cover, b. Lo, Here the Gentle Lark, Nightingale Song; Alma Gluck. Patent #896,059. August 1908. Order #654-A. 78 rpm. |
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| 68 | 1993.1.2.18B | Record, Sleeve | Victor Record Paper Sleeve for 78 record |
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| 69 | 1993.1.2.19A | Record, Phonograph | Record, a and cover b. All America March, American Trumpeter March; Conway's Band Patent #896,059. February, 1904. Order #18182A. 78 rpm. |
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| 70 | 1993.1.2.19B | Record, Sleeve | Paper record sleeve for a 78 record. Top of sleeve reads "Victor Record" |
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| 71 | 1993.1.2.2 | Record, Phonograph | Traumerei, Midhele rinadi; On the Sea, Victor Brass Quartet. Patent # 896,059, May 1912; Order # 17292A. |
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| 72 | 1993.1.2.20A | Record, Phonograph | Record, a and cover b. My Ohio Home, In the evening; Harold Yates - Cooper Lawley. Patent #896,059. February, 1904. Order #21273 & 42521. 78 rpm. |
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| 73 | 1993.1.2.20B | Record, Sleeve | Paper sleeve for a 78 record with "Victor Record" written on the top. |
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| 74 | 1993.1.2.21A | Record, Phonograph | Record, a and cover b. The Slave of Love - Fox Trot; George Olsen & His Music, Because They All Love You. Barney Rapp & His Orchestra. Patent #896,059. February, 1904. Order #19497A. 78 rpm. |
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| 75 | 1993.1.2.21B | Record, Sleeve | Paper sleeve for a 78 record with "Victor Record" written on top |
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| 76 | 1993.1.2.22A | Record, Phonograph | Record, a, and cover, b. Wiener Blut - Waltz, Old Comrades - March; Victor Military Band. Patent #? Order #17470A. 78 rpm. |
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| 77 | 1993.1.2.22B | Record, Sleeve | Paper sleeve for a 78 record. Top of the sleeve says "OKeh Records" |
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| 78 | 1993.1.2.23A | Record, Phonograph | My Little Grass Shack in Kalakekua Hawaii, Carolina; Albert Taylor & his orchestra. Patent #14762. Order #32970. 78 rpm. |
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| 79 | 1993.1.2.23B | Record, Sleeve | Paper sleeve for a 78 record. Banner Recoreds |
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| 80 | 1993.1.2.24A | Record, Phonograph | Record, a, and cover, b. Washington Post March, El Capitan March; Sousa's band. Patent # Feb. 1904. Order #17302. 78 rpm. |
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| 81 | 1993.1.2.24B | Record, Sleeve | Paper sleeve for a 78 record with "Victor Record" written on the top. |
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| 82 | 1993.1.2.25 | Record, Phonograph | Nut Cracker Ballet, Humoresque; Arthur Pryor's Band. Patent # Feb. 1904. Order #16974. 78 rpm. |
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| 83 | 1993.1.2.26 | Record, Phonograph | Lights Out March, Arthur Pryor's Band, national Emblem March - US Marine Band. Patent #896,059. 1908. Order #18498. 78 rpm. |
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| 84 | 1993.1.2.27 | Record, Phonograph | Somebody Stole My Gal - Fox Trot, Covered Wagon days - Fox Trot; Ted Weems & His Orchestra. Patent #, Feb. 1908. Order #18498. 78 rpm. |
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| 85 | 1993.1.2.3 | Record, Phonograph | Dear Old Pal of Mine, Little Mother of Mine; John Mc Cormack. Patent # 896,059, August 1908; Order # 755A. |
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| 86 | 1993.1.2.4 | Record, Phonograph | 'n' Everything - Fox Trot; Hindustan - Fox Trot; Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. Patent # 896,059, August 1908; Order #18507A. |
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| 87 | 1993.1.2.5A | Record, Phonograph | 'n' Everything - Fox Trot; Hindustan - Fox Trot; Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. Patent # 896,059, August 1908; Order #18507A. |
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| 88 | 1993.1.2.5B | Record, Sleeve | Victor Record Orthophonic Recording Sleeve |
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| 89 | 1993.1.2.6 | Record, Phonograph | She is My Daisy, When I Was Twenty-One; Sir Harry Lauder. Patent # 896,059, August 1908; Order #55123. |
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| 90 | 1993.1.2.7A | Record, Phonograph | Lullaby, By the Brook - Reverie, Mary Mukle. b. cover. Patent #1904; Order #17844A. Marked "Birthday Greetings" from Louise Elizabeth. |
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| 91 | 1993.1.2.7B | Record, Sleeve | Record sleeve marked "Birthday Greetings" from Louise Elizabeth. |
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| 92 | 1993.1.2.8 | Record, Phonograph | A Vucchella (A Little Posy!), O Sole Mio (My Sunshine) Enrico Caruso. Patent #896,059, Aug. 1908; Order #501A. |
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| 93 | 1993.1.2.9 | Record, Phonograph | Spinning song; Prelude in C Sharp Minor; Sergei Rachmaninoff. Patent #896,059, Aug. 1908; Order #814A. |
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| 94 | 1996.22.10 | Record, Phonograph | Album and sleeve. "Riddles and Rhymes from Mother Goose." a. Sleeve. The background of the front cover is purple. A man is dancing on the front cover with a green and black outfit and gold slippers. Watching him is Mother Goose who is wearing a blue bonnet. The back cover lists other Walt Disney records. "J. Wolfe" is written on the front cover of the sleeve and side B of the record. b. Record; 45 rpm and the center is yellow with black print. Color: PR,WH,GR,BK |
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| 95 | 1996.22.11 | Record, Phonograph | Album and sleeve. "Peer Gynt's Adventures in the Hall of the Mountain King" performed by the Continental Symphony Orchestra and narrated by Art Gilmore. a. Sleeve. Front cover shows a lake and village in the background surrounded by mountains. In the foreground a man is running away from the village. A bird is over his shoulder. On the back cover is a list of other musical masterpieces produced by Capitol for children. b. Record; 45 rpm with a dark red center. Color: GR,BL,OR,PR |
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| 96 | 1996.22.12 | Record, Phonograph | Album and sleeve. a. Sleeve; says ATCO on the top in large gold print with black trim. The bottom half of the sleeve is covered with ATCO in small black print. b. Record. Bent Tabric and his piano play "Markin' Time" on one side and "Alley Cat" on the other. The center is yellow and white with ATCO in white print. 45 rpm and has a bugle on the center of the record. Center of record says "Wolfe" in green print. Color: WH,BK,YL |
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| 97 | 1996.22.13 | Record, Phonograph | Album, sleeve and filmstrip. "Daytime - Nighttime". a. Sleeve is off-white on the left side of the front while the right side is old gold. The title is split by the colors as "Daytime" is on the white and "Nighttime" is on the gold. The back cover is off-white on the top and the bottom half is old gold. b. Record; 33 1/3 rpm and the center of the record is yellow. c. Filmstrip. Each frame has various paintings, 5 total paintings for the 12 frames of the filmstrip. The filmstrip was designed to advance automatically when used on a sound filmstrip projector. d. Plain white paper record sleeve with round hole in middle allowing record labels to show. Color: YL,WH |
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| 98 | 1996.22.14 | Record, Phonograph | Album and sleeve. "Mother Ghost Nursery Rhymes and Other Tricks and Treats." a. Sleeve is green and the front cover shows a black witch flying a broom toward the moon. There are also two smaller witches further away from the moon. The back cover shows a little boy with his arms in the air holding a flag that says "Favorite Rhymes from A Rocket in My Pocket." b. Record; 33 1/3 rpm and center is white. Color: GR,WH,PR |
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| 99 | 1996.22.15 | Record, Phonograph | Album and sleeve. "Just in Time for the King's Birthday." a. Sleeve. Brown and white with a boy pushing several animals, and with a mouse holding a large piece of cheese in a wheelbarrow. The boy is wearing overalls and a hat. On the back cover is a boy jumping with a flag in his right hand and a rocket above his left arm. The back cover says "Favorite Rhymes from A Rocket in My Pocket". b. Record; 33 1/3 rpm with a red center. Color: BR,WH,RD |
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| 100 | 1996.22.16 | Record, Phonograph | Record album and sleeve. a. Sleeve. The background of the front cover is handwoven Kente cloth from Ghana, in light blue and white. The back cover is framed by an aqua color and shows a tiny woman with a dress inside a room. b. Record. "Why Spiders Live in the Ceiling" on side one and "The Teeny Tiny Woman" on side two. Color: BL,WH,BK |
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