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A scene from "Oberon" illustrates just how great the Columbia Grafonola record player will sound reproducing grand opera. From an unidentified 1920 magazine issue

Artist: Gene Pressler

Source: Renita Ivey

Restoration by: Renita Ivey

Burr McIntosh Monthly 1909-04

Golden Book 1928-04

Created on: Wednesday 19 August 2009
Posted on: Wednesday 19 August 2009
Tags: disaster, escape, madness, opera, phonograph, rescue, sea, storm, survival, talking machine, wreck, wreckage
Albums: Advertising Art in Magazines / Radio, Television, Phonographs, and Recordings / Phonographs and Talking Machines
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