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That seems to imply that the original scans may have been lost at some point. Hmmm...
Best,
Fran
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Re: Talking Machine World
Thank you!
That seems to imply that the original scans may have been lost at some point. Hmmm...
Best,
Fran
That seems to imply that the original scans may have been lost at some point. Hmmm...
Best,
Fran
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Re: Talking Machine World
TMW must have been published at least into 1929, but those archive files end with 1928. Happily, the ones being sold on disc appear to be the re-scanned files; the first attempt was slipshod and slovenly, although the newer try also has its problems.
Either the LOC never had the missing volumes or they were stolen - an all-too-common fate of library items.
Either the LOC never had the missing volumes or they were stolen - an all-too-common fate of library items.