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Private mailing card

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Private mailing card

Date1913?

Names

R.S. Williams & Sons Co. (subject)

R.S. Williams & Sons Co. (author)

Format

Ephemera

Subject

Medium

Postcards

Language

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberPRIVATEMAILINGCARD

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The victor for every day in the week

The victor for every day in the week

1904 Circa

''Don't stop me!'' I'm hurrying home to play the latest hits on my Sonora clear as a bell phonograph

''Don't stop me!'' I'm hurrying home to play the latest hits on my Sonora clear as a bell phonograph

1920 circa

Warm corner: The polished oak of this gramophone brought from Chicago lends warmth to the Landecker living room

Warm corner: The polished oak of this gramophone brought from Chicago lends warmth to the Landecker living room

3/2/1983

One of the 19th century exhibits at Pickering Museum

One of the 19th century exhibits at Pickering Museum

6/4/1982

Student Rick Kahn relaxes with his stereo when not working at selling stereos

Student Rick Kahn relaxes with his stereo when not working at selling stereos

3/1/1980

Girl and gramophone

Girl and gramophone

4/21/1945

Darryl Thorogood, 4, examines 1898 Edison Phonograph

Darryl Thorogood, 4, examines 1898 Edison Phonograph

5/13/1963

His master's voice: John E. Rutherford, past president of the Canadian Antique phonograph society, strikes a familiar pose with a 1905 Columbia outsid(...)

His master's voice: John E. Rutherford, past president of the Canadian Antique phonograph society, strikes a familiar pose with a 1905 Columbia outsid(...)

11/16/1992

2/23/1977

The phonograph doctor, Mike Batch, with a huge-horned 1905 Victrola

The phonograph doctor, Mike Batch, with a huge-horned 1905 Victrola

12/3/1978

Collector of old phonographs William Tarling studies the Edison Fireside model, marketed in 1905

Collector of old phonographs William Tarling studies the Edison Fireside model, marketed in 1905

2/23/1977

The phonograph doctor, Mike Batch, with a huge-horned 1905 Victrola

The phonograph doctor, Mike Batch, with a huge-horned 1905 Victrola

12/3/1978