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The comet was first visible in November 1909. Not sure if it was a souvenir during the time of the comet, or sold before to allow people to play records with an appropriate soundbox as the comet flew by!
Red Moon
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- Victor II
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Red Moon
I was just looking at pictures of the red moon from 2 days ago and remembered another celestial event that was celebrated on a reproducer.
The comet was first visible in November 1909. Not sure if it was a souvenir during the time of the comet, or sold before to allow people to play records with an appropriate soundbox as the comet flew by!
The comet was first visible in November 1909. Not sure if it was a souvenir during the time of the comet, or sold before to allow people to play records with an appropriate soundbox as the comet flew by!
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Re: Red Moon
Here's one I have.
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Henry
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Re: Red Moon
They look very similar to the Exhibition, especially the Saturn. "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." 
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- Victor II
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Re: Red Moon
One of these names fell out of favor!
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