Hi, This is collector Ron Cowen from Silver Spring, MD. I'm selling a very
good condition Columbia BF, with good decals, lid, reproducer, no horn for
$675. The BF has the long mandrel that plays the longer Columbia cylinder
records the company manufactured for a short time. Serial number 32652
and here is NYT story on the findings
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/31/science/bismarcks-voice-among-restored-edison-recordings.html
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Science 20 January 2012:
Vol. 335 no. 6066 pp. 278-280
DOI: 10.1126/science.335.6066.278
NEWS FOCUS
Archaeologist of Sound
Ron Cowen*
With near-obsessive determination, audio historian Patrick Feaster has been
tracking down remnants of long-vanished voices and noises—and in some cases
I should know this but what are some of the best ways to store wax
cylinders, aside from good temperature control? Is it OK if they are in
their cylinder boxes? And if I am putting them all in some large storage
box, is it OK if it's plastic, and should the large storage box not have
a lid,
can't stay away the whole weekend but thanks. Hope they video the presentation.
Have a great time, Ron
From: mark lynch [mailto:markely...@earthlink.net]
Sent: Thu 10/28/2010 10:16 AM
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Subject: [Phono-L] Edison NHP Presentation
update on the ebay site now says:
THIS IS ONLY ONE MACHINE FOR SALE
THE NEW PHOTOS ARE FOR A COMPARISION TO MY MACHINE AS PEOPLE HAVE REQEUSTED
THE MACHINE I HAVE USED AS A COMPARISION IS NOT FOR SALE
From: Ken Danckaert [mailto:k...@lemur.org]
Sent: Wed
After one insulting message from the seller when I asked his if this was
a reproduction (he initially refused to answer, telling me with
exclamation points to read and reread his description), he admitted in a
second e-mail that it was a reproduction, or an original copy as he so
obtusely put it.
also great images. image gallery has audio link to one Taft and Bryan
wax cylinder recording. the Bryan one, about possible failiure of
banks, is eerily prescient today.
http://sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/36947/title/The_first_sound_bites
Hi, this is Ron Cowen, a phoho collector and writer, who plans to write an
article on the first use of records in 1908 among the two presidential
candidates. First, although I know the records have been converted to CD, can
someone authoratatively tell me whether they can legally be posted
Hi Joan,
I'd be interested in purchasing the book. Contact me offline at
rco...@sciserv.org
Thanks,
Ron
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HI, Could you tell me the title and other details?
And I wasn't clear, are you bringing this for display or sale?
Thanks,
Ron Cowen
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