Berliner Record #41Y "The Handicap March"

Handicap March - Banjo Duett by Stuber and Weaver Condition very good with just a few very minor scratches. See photos.

Original Berliner Record, in as found condition, with no cracks.

Berliner Gramaphone 7" record Virginia Camp Meeting by Graham & Golden Washington D.C. March 8, 1897. In good condition with light scratches and dimples.

The Scorcher March, played by Sousa's Band Very good condition with minor dimpling. See photos.

Washington Post March, played by Sousa's Band In good condition with minor scratches. See photos.

The Directoret March, played by Sousa's Band Condition is good with minor scratches.

Mendelssohn's Wedding March, played by Sousa's Band Very good + condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. See photos.

LaGinquantaine, 3315; Washington Post March 140x, Old Black Joe 116Z

Turin Star March 496X, Old Black Joe 116Z, Steamboat Leaving the Wharf at New Orleans, 4273

An Extremely Rare 5" E. Berliner Record - Long, Long Ago No.56 With original printed label verso and title etched into the record on the front, Long, Long Ago is an English folk song dealing with nost

NICE OAK BASE. HORN AND COLLAR SHOW WEAR HORN DIAMETER APPROX 9.5 X 16L. BASE 4.75H X 10W X 10D

A 7" Berliner Record Box c.1890s Of Oak construction with original fixtures, holds up to 30 records in slotted compartments, measuring 254 x 228 x 209mm

Original Berliner Record, in as found condition with no cracks.

Original Berliner Record, in as found condition with no cracks.

Original Berliner Record, in as found condition with no cracks

Berliner Record #0429 "His Little Wife Was With Him All the Time" By S.H. Dudley, this record has a crack, in as found condition. See photos.

Four Berliner Records "Hot Time Medley" Banjo Duet by Cullen & Collins, "Yankee Doodle" Cornet Solo by W. Paris Chambers, "Dixie" by Vocal Cortette and "I Don't Want to Play in Your Backyard" By Georg

One Lot

Edison Concert Cylinder Record, March by Edison Band. Brown wax in good condition with no cracks or chips but light fog on record.

Berliner Gramophone 7" Record, "Rubber Neck Jim" produced in June 1899, record #0182A, overall good condition with usual scratches on a typical Berliner record of this age.

America, 19th century. An antique Lawrence County mortgage deed between David Agneo, his wife, Charles Knox, and Henry Moore dating to 1840. 'Entered of Record March 23, 1840 at 6 O'clock PM

Berliner Gramophone & record case, National Gramophone Co, oak case, with horn, wind up mechanism, key, base is 9.75" by 9.75", leather connector from horn to reproducer not original, oak record case

Oak, Holds 7" Records, 10"x 9" x 8.5"

Good example. Divided interior for 7" disc records. Leather handle intact