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The Mapleson Cylinders: Booklet with track listing and liner notes
Window displays, p. 6-9
"A Pretty Easter Display", p. 9
"An Operatic Season Window" and "Boating Window", p. 3
Lionel Mapleson with Edison Home Phonograph and extra large horn, probably at the Metropolitan Opera House
Il pleut bergere
Treasures of the Music Division
Leonard Cohen: a portrait in the first person ; George Melly : a portrait in the first person
Great performances,1998-09-30, Carnegie Hall opening night, 1998
Dmitriĭ Shostakovich (1906-1975): a centennial celebration
Grant Johannesen, piano, 2004-05-06
Leida Snow interviews Marsha Norman: Excerpt from BBC undated radio program Meridian
Jobbers will meet at Atlantic City
Photocopies from another Edison album, housed at the Antique Phonograph Monthly, Brooklyn, NY
Edison Album: back endpapers & inside back cover
Edison Album, [Back cover]
Edison Album, Spine
Edison Album, [Front cover]
Edison Album: inside front cover & front endpages
Edison Album: blank pages
Thomas A. Edison with his phonograph
New Talking Machine. Edison Phonograph with Polyphone.
A Genuine Edision Phonograph
The Edison New Standard Phonograph
Ten Special Amberol Records