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EDISON PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY FOR SEPT., 1912
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Did you ever make a Phonograph Record?
Did you ever hear yourself talk, sing or play?
Talk about entertainment — there is nothing that approaches the fun and fascination of making records at home on the
Edison Phonograph
THE EDISON will record what you or your friends say, or sing, or play, and then instantly reproduce it just as clearly and faithfully as the Records you buy are reproduced. This is a feature of the Edison Phonograph you should not overlook. You can send your voice to a friend, preserve the sayings of children, record your progress as a speaker, a singer or a musician. Anyone can make records on an Edison. It requires no special machine. The blank records can be used over and over.
Let us demonstrate this great feature of the Edison Phonograph and when you buy make sure you get an Edison, the instrument that gives you not only the best renditions of the world's best entertainers, but also the opportunity for home record making. Edison Phonographs, $15.00 to $200.00. Edison Standard Records, 35c. Edison Amberol Records (play twice as long), 50c. Edison Grand Opera Records, 75c. to $2.00.
ANOTHER HOME RECORDING AD FREE
The new four-minute Recorder and accessories offer you a big field. Take advantage of it now and get this ad into the papers. It tells a similar story to that offered in our last issue, but tells it in a different way. This is a ready-made ad electro No. 28 and the cut of the Phonograph is Stock electro No. 790. Either are yours for the asking if you will send us a clipping of the ad.