“On This Day in the History of Recorded Sound…”
August 8, 1900: Eldridge Johnson filed for a U.S. patent for “Sound Record.” This new process would introduce the first use of a paper label on the recorded side of a disc. These would be the “Improved Gramophone Record” which appeared at the same time.
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"Improved Gram-O-Phone Record"
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Re: "Improved Gram-O-Phone Record"
Now THAT would be a fun one to find in a stack! 

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Re: "Improved Gram-O-Phone Record"
It was!
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Re: "Improved Gram-O-Phone Record"
That weird time period between Berliner and Victor needs to be looked at more.