Edison Needle Cut list - October 1929!

[52089]

I picked up a few interesting pieces of ephemera at the Danbury show. This one caught my eye because one of our board members is a big Albert Spalding fan and I thought he might be interested in it. Once I saw the date on the back, I decided I was keeping it for myself. Sorry, Dwight

Anyway, this is the Edison Needle Cut list for October, 1929, as evidenced by the form number ending in "1029". Presumably this means this is the very last publicly issued needle cut list. Also features ads for the portables and Edison radios.

Enjoy!

[Edisone]

Many thanks for your generousity and effort!

That's an unusually good depiction of Albert Spalding's overbite; today, he'd prolly have that corrected as a teen.

[celticguitar666]

It Tis Ok
thanks for the thought if it was me you were referring to.
I just keep buying the discs
I love all the early violinists but Spalding is extra good
Dwight

[Wolfe]

That list must contain most of the needle-cuts issued, eh?

[52089]

That list must contain most of the needle-cuts issued, eh?

Most, yes, but not all. I checked Wile's book and there are higher issued numbers that what is shown here.

FYI, I also have the August 1929 list posted here:
http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... needle+cut

[Lenoirstreetguy]

The supplement is marvellous. This is one I've never seen!

Jim