Description: BERLINER BROWN Phonograph Record 4632 - Regimental March Arthur Pryor's Military see the photos for best description of condition, although wear is shown, the record plays thru and you can make out the sound - measures 10" diameter, comes with a generic sleeve - 22nd Regiment March (Gilmore) - Arthur Pryor's Band - The one characteristic of the earliest "made in Canada" records that makes them both recognizable and in demand by collectors, particularly those in the United States, is the fact that from 1900 to about 1910 the Montreal-pressed records of Emile Berliner were, unlike any others at the time, on a light to medium brown material, known to collectors as "brown wax", although wax was never used for disc records and only for the earliest cylinders. These records were apparently introduced in early 1900, shortly after Berliner set up operations in Montreal. thanks for viewing my item! I have more unique and interesting items available and can consolidate shipping for you.
Price: 39.99 CAD
Location: Holland Landing
End Time: 2024-09-07T02:59:33.000Z
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Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
