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Jim,Lenoirstreetguy wrote:Norman, you could put up another European machine if you like. I think they're fascinating.
I agree, I would be very interested in seeing more featured phonographs from Norman.
Norman—thanks for sharing this one!
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Re: Featured Phonograph № 34
I agree, I would be very interested in seeing more featured phonographs from Norman.
Norman—thanks for sharing this one!
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Re: Featured Phonograph № 34
I agree. I really like the cylinder too with the steamship so prominently displayed on the side.Lenoirstreetguy wrote:Norman, you could put up another European machine if you like. I think they're fascinating.
Jim