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COLUMBIA RECORDS 1922 CATALOGUE

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1922

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Pale blue card cover with black lettering. An Illustration of two women playing musical stringed instruments beside a Oriental Building are on the front and back cover. At top right hand side of cover is Columbia Records Trade Mark (Two Magic Notes). 135 pages, catalogue of records up to and including Supplement No. 59. Alphabetical List of Artists on Pages 2-5, and Comprehensive Index to Records on Page 111. On title page is stamp for Phonographs Limited 10 Central Arcade, Perth, W.A.

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Early 20th Century Columbia Records Catalogue.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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