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estott wrote:Valecnik wrote:steamer trunk with their other worldly possessions wrapped around it.
Judging by the street names, this machine was not in Poland.
Yea very good point. So much for my steamer trunk theory
The New Compton Zonophone
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Valecnik
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Re: The New Compton Zonophone
Yea very good point. So much for my steamer trunk theory
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Re: The New Compton Zonophone
No disrespect to the seller of this machine.....but I seriously doubt a man of such stature would own a fairly low end model in the first place. Not to mention these models were not sold in Poland....Valecnik wrote:estott wrote:Valecnik wrote:steamer trunk with their other worldly possessions wrapped around it.
Judging by the street names, this machine was not in Poland.
Yea very good point. So much for my steamer trunk theory
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Re: The New Compton Zonophone
It might be possible that the composer operated a music publishing firm which also retailed gramophones - so there could be a connection.