1910's EDISON PHONOGRAPH Paper Advertisement || 'How the Boys Found the Band'
1910's EDISON PHONOGRAPH Paper Advertisement || 'How the Boys Found the Band'
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1910's EDISON PHONOGRAPH Paper Advertisement || 'How the Boys Found the Band'
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Approx. Size(inches): 3.25" x 8"
Approx. Age: 1910's
Condition: Good, see photos.
Company: Edison Phonograph Co.
Wonderful Edison Phonograph, fold out paper advertisement created around 1910. This one page ad is printed on both sides with illustrations on only one. The bottom portion of the card, featuring four young boys trying to hop a wall, folds down revealing an elegant adult party plying music from the phonograph. This card is in near excellent condition for its age. There is no obvious damage to the piece except the erased remnants of some pencil on the back.
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