Berliner 7" Disc Record #6012

Lincoln's Speech at Gettysburg - Recitation by: Mr. W. F. Hooley In very good condition with several small dimples. See photos.

All Coons Look Alike to Me - sung by Mr. John Terrell Very good condition - No chips, cracks or scratches. See photos.

Ely Green's Cake Walk, Collen & Collins In very good condition with some dimpling. See photos.

Handicap March - Banjo Duett by Stuber and Weaver Condition very good with just a few very minor scratches. See photos.

Hot Time Medley, Cullen & Collins Good condition a few minor scratches and dimpling. See photos.

The Scorcher March, played by Sousa's Band Very good condition with minor dimpling. See photos.

Brick red Improved Berliner Gram-O-Phone. Carmen, played by Sousa's Band Very good condition-no scratches, cracks or chips! On reverse Berliner's Gram-O-Phone and His Master's Voice Loge molded into t

Hello Ma Baby, sung by Mr. Len Spencer In very good condition with a few dimples. See photos.

Minstrels No. 1 - First Part, by The Georgia Minstrel Co. Brick red color and reverse is etched Berliner Graph-O-Phone Condition is very good - just a few minor scratches. See photos.

Zizzy Ze Zum Zum, sung by Mr. John Terrell Very good condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. See photos.

Washington Post March, played by Sousa's Band In good condition with minor scratches. See photos.

Laughing Song, sung by Mr. J. Yorke Atlee In Very good condition with a few light scratches. See photos.

Lincoln's Speech at Gettysburg - Recitation by Mr. W. F. Hooley Condition very good with a few minor scratches. See photos.

Bugle Calls by Chief Trumpeter Cassi of Roosevelt's Rough Riders Condition is good with a small scratch at 10 O'clock and also at 1 O'clock. See photos.

Improved Berliner Gram-O-Phone Record in brick red. In the Gloaming - Cornet solo by Mr. Jules Levy. Overall condition is very good with a few light scratches. Reverse of record has Berliner Gram-O-Ph

The Directoret March, played by Sousa's Band Condition is good with minor scratches.

She was Bred in Kentucky, sung by: Mr. A. C. Campbell Condition is good with a divot at 5 O'clock. See photos.

Mendelssohn's Wedding March, played by Sousa's Band Very good + condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. See photos.

The Belle of Columbia, Cullen & Collins In good condition with minor scratches and scuffing. See photos.

Gondoliers, Played by the Royal Artillery Band, London Reverse has Berliner Gramophone and HMV Logo etched in. Condition is good/fair with some pitting. See photos.

Just One Girl, sung by Mr. J. W. Myers In very good condition with one light scratch at 8 O'clock. See photos.

When You Ain't Got No Money, Well You Need'nt come around, sung by Mr. John Terrell Condition is good with a couple of bad spots at the 9 and 11 O'clock positions. See photos.

Bugle Calls by Chief Trumpeter Cassi of Roosevelt's Rough Riders Good condition with scratches at 2 and 9 O'clock positions. See photos.

Just Come Up and Take Dem Presents Back, John Terrell Good condition with just a few light scratches. See photos.