The talking machine world (Jan-June 1920)

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Record Details:

Title:
The talking machine world
Date:
Jan-June 1920
Publisher:
New York : Edward Lyman Bill
Volume:
The talking machine world (Jan-June 1920)
Leaf #:
0001172
Language:
English
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound and Recorded Sound
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 29, 2024
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124 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD May 15, 1920 UNIVERSAL DISPLAYORS FOR TALKING MACHINE AND MUSIC TRADES No. 558. Three Wing Bulletin Displayor for showing six monthly record lists. Constructed of steel channel frame with %-inch rod on the outside, electrically welded and pulp board filler. Finished in double baked ebony enamel. Has wood strip at the back which can be fastened to any post, wall or shelving and has a patented locking device at the top to prevent the leaves from coming out. Weight crated, 15 lbs. No. 562. Universal Combination Self-Service and Bulletin Wall Displayor, equipped with three wings, 13x36 inches, 10 pockets for holding 10 or 12-inch records and two monthly bulletins. Can be attached to wall or inside your demonstration booth. Projects only four inches when not in use. Constructed of steel channel frame with %-inch steel rod on the outside, electrically welded, finished in double-baked ebony enamel. Wings swing from left to right or right to left. Has patented locking device at the top to prevent leaves from coming out. We Manufacture Over Thirty-five Different Models Ask for Catalogue — Order Through Your Distributor ATLANTA, GA. Elyea Talking Machine Co. BALTIMORE, MO. Cohen & Hughes E. F. Droop & Sons Eastern Music Shop BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Birmingham Talking Machine Company The Emerald Company. BOSTON, MASS. Brown, MoManus Company Eastern Talking Machine Company Kraft, Bates & Spencer, Inc. Henderson, F. C. Oliver Dltson Company National Talking Machine Sales Corp. Phonograph Supply Company Stelnert * Sons Company, M BR00KLYN, N. Y. American Talking Machine Co. Grand Talking Machine Co. Metropolitan Music Boll Corp. BUFFALO, N. Y. Andrew!. W. D. 4 C. N. Buffalo Talking Machine Company Buffalo Wholesale Hdwe. Co. Iroquois Sales Corp. BURLINGTON. VT. American Phonograph Company CAMDEN, N. J. Victor Talking Machine Company CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA. The Churchill Drug Co. CELINA, OHIO. Harponola Company. CHICAGO, ILL. Aeolian Company Butler Bros. Chicago Talking Machine Company Cole & Dunas Music Co. Cummlngs. "Forster Co. Empire Talking Machine Company Fuller Morrison Co. .lames I. Lyons Noble Supply Co. Rudolph WurliUer Company CINCINNATI. OHIO. Phonograph Company. Rua„lph WurliUer Company CLEVELAND. OHIO Cleveland Talking Machine Company The Fuicher Company. COLUMBUS. OHIO. Perry B. Whitsit Company. DENVER, COLO. Cassell Music Co. Columbia Stores Co. Denver Dry Goods Co. Knight, Campbell Music Co. DETROIT. MICH. Okeh Record Distributing Co. DALLAS. TEXAS. Harbour. Longmire Company Sanger Bros. Sonora Distributing Company. DETROIT, MICH. Wallace Brown ELMIRA, N. Y. E'.rnira Arms Company EL PASO, TEX. W. G. Walz Co. HOUSTON, TEXAS. Southern Drug Company. The Talking Machine Company of Texas INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Stewart Talking Machine Company JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Florida Talking Machine Co. KANSAS CITY. MO. Jenkins Sons' Music Co., J. W. McPike Drug Co. Richards & Conover Hdwe. Co. Schmelzer Arms Company The Phonograph Company Tri State Sales Co. Wm. Volker Co. LANSING, MlCH. Lansing Phonograph Co. LINCOLN. NEB. Ross P. Curtice Co. LOS ANGELES. CAL. Frank J. Hart MEMPHIS. TENN. Hcssig. Ellis Drug Co. MILWAUKEE, WIS. Badger Talking Machine Company E. R. Godfrey & Sons Co. Hoeffler Fhonograph Mfg. Co. Yahr & Lange Drug Company MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. Rerkwlth. O'Neill Company Minneapolis Drug Co. Stone Piano Co. NEWARK. N. J. Collings & Price Company NEW BERN, N. C. The Scott Register Co. NEW HAVEN. CONN. Horton. Gallo Creamer Company Plaza Music Company NEW ORLEANS. LA. Werleln. Ltd.. Phillip Diamond Phonograph Company NEW YORK, N. Y. Brown, MoManus Company Cabinet & Accessories Company Century Music Publishing Company Crown Music Company Columbia Graphophone Company C. Bruno & Son, Inc. Dltson & Company. Chas. H. Emerson Company. Enterprise Music Supply Company Knickerbocker Talking Machine Company Plaza Music Co. The Aeolian Company New York Talking Machine Company OGDEN. UTAH Proudflt Sporting Goods Company OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. Alexander Drug Company Harbour. Longmire Phonograph Company OMAHA. NEBR. E. E. Bruce & Co. F. & S. Phonograph Co. Hospe Company. A. Mlckel Bros. Company M. E. Smith. & Co. Omaha Crockery Co. Paxton Gallagher Co. Sohultz Bros. PEORIA. ILL. Putnam Page Co. PHILADELPHIA. PA. Emerson Company Girard Phonograph Company Grafonola Shop. Inc. Heath & Gorman Interstate Phonograph Co. Penn Phonograph Company C. J. Heppe & Sons Co. Philadelphia Show Case Co. M. D. Swisher PITTSBURGH. PA. Buehn Phonograph Company Emerson Company Frederick Piano Company. W. F. National Phonograph Co. Reed Company, Inc. Standard Talking Machine Company PORTLAND. ME. Cressey & Allen PORTLAND, ORE. Sherman. Clay & Company RICHMOND. IND. Starr Piano Company RICHMOND. VA. The Corley Company Crafts Starr Phonograph Company Haynes & Company, C. B. Roundtree Cherry Corporation ROCHESTER, N. Y. E. J. Chapman SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH Columbia Stores Company Salt Lake Hardware Co. The John Elliott Clark Company Strevell Patterson Hardware Co. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Kohler & Chase Sherman. Clay & Company Stern Talking Machine Co. Walter S. Gray Co. SEATTLE, WASH. Sherman, Clay & Company SIOUX CITY. IOWA. Harger & Bllsh. ST. LOUIS. MO. Associated Furniture Manufacturers Koerber, Brenner Co. ST. PAUL. MINN. Dyer & Bro., W. J. SYRACUSE. N. Y. Andrews Company, W. D. TORONTO. CANADA His Master's Voice, Ltd. WASHINGTON. D. C. Cohen A Hughes, inc. Droop & Sons. E. F. Rogers Company. Robert C. WHEELING. W. VA. Hlllman Phonograph Company R. W. Tyler Company WINNIPEG. CANADA Western Gramophone Company ©mbersial Jftxture Corporation 133 WEST 23rd STREET NEW YORK