First british Emile Berliner Gramophone 78rpm record with mistake on label
  $   300

 


$ 300 Sold For
Apr 20, 2016 Sold Date
Apr 10, 2016 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Switzerland Country Of Seller
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For sale is a fine copy of an Emile Berliner's recording from the FIRST DAY RECORDING SESSION IN CONTINENTAL EUROPE, on 08th of August 1898, by Fred Gaisberg. THIS IS ONE OF THE SIX SELECTIONS RECORDED ON THAT DAY!

This particular disc has the FIRST TYPE CONTINENTAL LABEL without angel trademark and WITH ORTHOGRAPHIC MISTAKE: "PATENTIRT" (instead of "patentiErt")

The selection, catalogue number E5502, "Under the double eagle", was to celebrate the U.S. victory over Spain (it was admiral Dewey's favorite march). The selection is played on piano by a Mr Castle

Comes with a Berliner's record sleeve, red color, not matched to the disc...


Free shipment to the winner, by registered priority mail...Not $4.


GOOD LUCK TO ALL


https://soundofthehound.com/2013/08/08/gaisbergs-travels-2/


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