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Blues my Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me

Recorded c. 1920.

Dixieland One-Step

Recorded c. 1920.

Sensation Jazz: One-Step

Recorded c. 1919.

Jazz de Luxe Fox Trot

Recorded c. 1919.

Radio Program for WAAM, Newark, New Jersey

Recorded April 12, 1928, at Columbia Street Studio, Edison Laboratory, West Orange, New Jersey; this was an experimental slow speed (30 RPM) record used for an experimental pre-recorded radio broadcast.

Plaque No. 6 Exp. No. 27, Recorder #20

Recorded December 16, 1925, at Columbia Street Studio, Edison Laboratory, West Orange, New Jersey, with an experimental 125 ft long recording horn.

Plaque No. 2 Exp. No. 5-6-7-8, Recorder #20

Recorded December 8, 1925, at Columbia Street Studio, Edison Laboratory, West Orange, New Jersey, with an experimental 125 ft long recording horn.

Plaque No. 1 Exp. No. 1-2-3-4, Recorder #20

Recorded December 8, 1925, at Columbia Street Studio, Edison Laboratory, West Orange, New Jersey, with an experimental 125 ft long recording horn.

The Wrecker

Wikipedia page about this book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wrecker_(Stevenson_novel)

2nd Record

Recorded September 15, 1924 at the Columbia Street Studio, Edison Laboratory, West Orange, New Jersey, using an experimental 125 foot recording horn.

Ediphone School Record No. 2 90 WPM-1

Recorded c. 1943.

Siegel-Myers School of Music - Vocal Record F

Recorded c. 1906.

International Correspondence School - Spanish Lesson #9

Recorded c. 1902.

Discussion on Edison's Monoid Theory

Theodore M. Edison was the son of Thomas A. Edison.

Old Creole Days: A Story of Creole Life

Reading ease score: 80.3 (6th grade). Easy to read.

Transcontinental Telephone Address to Thomas A. Edison

On October 21, 1915 a group of Thomas Edison's friends and business associates played this recording in the library of the Edison Laboratory in West Orange, New Jersey and transmitted it to Edison at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, California via the American Telephone and Telegraph Company's newly completed transcontinental telephone line.