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822024 Marriage of phonograph and banjo
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JohnM
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822024 Marriage of phonograph and banjo
Here’s an interesting patent for what appears to be a marriage of a phonograph and a banjo!
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Inigo
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Re: Marriage of phonograph and banjo
Banjolumiere?
BCN thorn needles made to the original 1920s specifications: http://www.burmesecolourneedles.com
Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe4DNb ... TPE-zTAJGg?
Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe4DNb ... TPE-zTAJGg?
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Inigo
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Re: Marriage of phonograph and banjo
I imagine...
What if you play in this machine a record by Van Eps? Will it resonate until explosion?
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Re: Marriage of phonograph and banjo
A classic example of something which did what few people wanted done. I love it.
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