Two Minute Indestructible Phonograph Cylinders
£20 each including postage within the UK
Indestructible 2 minute cylinders 24,6,26
Most phonograph cylinders produced from 1900 were made of wax. Those that have survived are often in poor condition and play badly. From 1902 experimental cylinders were produced by Edison Bell and others that were made from much tougher materials and were called “Indestructible” . These cylinders play better than wax ones and really show what a phonograph can do. I am surprised that these cylinders were not more readily available and are now very difficult to find in the UK. The cylinders listed below are from the US.
Can’t you see I love you Jones & van Brunt 1241
Meet me tonight in Dreamland van Brunt 1426
Steamboat leaving wharf.. Quartette 1080
Don’t wake me up van Brunt 1498
Roll on thou dark blue ocean Allyn 1055
There’ll come a day Stanley & Burr 1163
Oh you Candy Kid Jones 1127
Silver Bell Stanley & Burr 1413
Shall we meet beyond the river Anthony & Harrison 1312
The preacher and the Bear Collins 1087
Mister Othello Ada Jones 1177
Just plain folks Ada Jones 1313
Mary of Argyle Gunster 1339
Lonesome Harlan 1184
Whoa Bill Collins & Harlan 1463
Turkey in the straw Golden 941
I’m tired of living without you Harrey & Ellis 1119
Oh you lovin’ gal Collins & Harlan 1138
Pony Boy Quartette 1198
Sweetheart town Stanley & Harlan 968
Sleep baby sleep Watson 1474
Tell Mother I’ll be there Quartette 1351
I’m oold but I’m awfully tough Stewart 994
Stella Stanley 953
Does your Mother know you’re out Watson 1423
The Rosary Williams 1438
Dublin dasies Quartette 1171
If you’ve won the only one Orr 1023
I love my wife but Oh you kid Roberts 1129
It’s never late till morning Rob erts 937
Make a noise like a hoop Duprez 1027
I never knew I loved you …. Ellis 1191
The ninety and nine
Medley of American home songs Band 798 Pl
Two Minute “Indestructible” Phonograph Cylinders.
New collection. Songs. Issued 1902
Fool questions Roberts 851
Any old port in a storm Stanley 799
Bon Bon Buddie Murray 794
First rehersal for the Huskin’Bee Stanley & Harlan 903
She hasn’t done her hair up yet Ada Jones 804
I want to be a merry merry widow Jones 707
Business is business with me Collins 1326
Wouldn’t you like to have me Jones & Murray 727
I’d rather be a lobster than a Wise Guy Murray 128
Rum-tiddley-um-tum-tay Helen Trix 746
It’s only me in my nightie Dorothy Kingsley 853
In the garden of my heart Stanley & Burr 1107
In the sunshine and the shadow.. Harlan 1271
I wish I had a pal like you Ada Jones 1292
How do you do Miss Josephine Collins & Harlan 1216
The Cavalier Stanley & Stevenson ` 710
I’m the Man Roberts 826
Hi-Le-Hi-Lo Watson 737
I want somebody to play with Burr 1158