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Canadian Music Trades Journal, September 1917, p. 68. ![]() Halifax Evening Mail, September 20, 1917, p. 12. ![]() Roll Back The Years, p. 65: "Meanwhile, the Sherlock-Manning Piano Company of London, already in the market with its piano-phonograph combination line, announced a new phonograph "worthy of any home" and then went on to urge Londoners to "Stop look and listen--then Buy." Canadian Music Trades Journal, December, 1918, p. 22. ![]() CMTJ, September, 1919, p. 74. Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) in Toronto. ![]() Machine owned by Ross Amos, Victoria, B.C. Looks like the model "Baby Grand" above: ![]() Meisselbach Motor #9 from New Jersey. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Ross also mentioned: "$300.00 Retail? thats $4000 [in] 2016 dollars Explains the 3/4 inch solid Mahogany and the Heavy duty motor that looks like it could power a moped.[There is] a light with switch. Upon investigation I found a holder that looks like it would fit an old style Dry Cell. Photos attached. [below] ![]() ![]() |
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