[Phono-L] Triumph with Columbia horn?

Disappointing when people destroy a good spear-tip horn! Reminds me of a wannabe robber who broke into a home and stole a few things including an older shotgun, which he then proceeded to cut down to a sawn-off-shotgun that he used in a bank robbery that netted him like $2500, his face on CCTV and

[Phono-L] Incredible Collection of Antique Music/Recordings from 1888-1919 for download

Hi everyone, I encountered this incredible collection for download: http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/26257628/1888+popular?tab=summary http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/26363816/1888+popular?tab=summary http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/28257508/1888+popular?tab=summary http://isohunt.com/torr

[Phono-L] Incredible Collection of Antique Music/Recordings from 1888-1919 for download

What ARE the potential (and likely) P2P / copyright issues with this site? I just discovered they also have mp3 files of a very expensive $250+) set of CDs and DVDs published by the Bear Family. Apparently it doesn't cost anything to download. Chris Cao Jiang wrote: > Hi everyone, >

[Phono-L] Columbia no. 5 reproducer repair for Columbia AO

I'm looking for recommendations regarding someone who could expertly repair the reproducer on my Columbia AO. It's the floating type, a no. 5, I believe although it is not marked in any way. Would also be interested in the conversion kit to install the model 8 reproducer, which essentially con

[Phono-L] mystery record

I bought a box of 45s in Canada, in it was a 7-inch one-sided 78rpm record. image here: http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o13/josefritz/img113.jpg I can easily find references to Victor 2995, recorded July 13, 1904. But this is labeled GRAM-O-PHONE... clearly a different record. Can anyone fi

[Phono-L] mystery record

I'm familiar with the existence of the record label, what I'm not familiar with is the pressing of 7-inch diameter brown one-sided 78s. I've only seen them in the typical 10-inch size. Is this for some specialty phonograph or a toy maybe? BoehlandL at aol.com wrote: > Also: > > > >

[Phono-L] mystery record

I have a few of these brown Canadians, mostly 7" but a couple 10". I assumed they weren't all that uncommon up there. I don't know much about the Canadian discography of Berliner's company. One curiosity, however -- all the labels on mine are chocolate brown. - Original Message - Fr