12 inch Victor and Victrola records part 2 (The Mystery Continues)

Playing Forgotten Music on 78 RPM Records by Curt Hahn

12 inch Victor and Victrola records part 2 (The Mystery Continues)

Clarence Whitehill I'll take you home again, Kathleen

A Patriotic Medley March Number 2

CONWAY'S BAND STANDARD BEARER MARCH

The Holy City Evan Williams Tenor with Orchestra

Face To face Evan Williams Tenor with Orchestra

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The Victrola label was reserved for Victor Red Seal releases and initially served to distinguish only the most expensive records. It first appeared on the "Grand Prize"-style Victor label in 1908. By 1913, the Victrola label was used for the entire Victor Red Seal line, but it was temporarily discontinued when Victor labels were re-designed in 1914. 

6312-A

Victor C-14213 12 inch 12/18/1913 The Holy City Evan Williams Tenor with Orchestra

6312-B

Victor C-17411 12 “3-30-1916 face to face Evan Williams Tenor with Orchestra

Evan Williams

http://adp.library.ucsb.edu/ DAHR Discography of American Historical Recordings

Victrola 74425 CLARENCE WHITEHILL I'LL TAKE YOU HOME AGAIN, KATHLEEN

7/30/14 Thomas P. Westendorf

35657-A Patriotic Medley March Number 2 (for School Marching)

Victor Military Band   Victor records

35657- B CONWAY'S BAND STANDARD BEARER MARCH

Composer Ph. Fahrbach, Patrick Conway Conductor