Colonel William A. Phillips

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Description

Columbia Grafonola. 1912 phonograph advertisement showing the "Princess" model of "Grafonola" brand phonograph.

Date

1912

Source

1912 ad by Columbia published in the "Saturday Evening Post". Scan via [1]

Author

Uncredited advertisement writer(s)/illustrator(s) in employ of Columbia Phonograph Company.

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