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Here is pioneer Recording Artist Dan W. Quinn (1859-1938) singing about the Masonic Order with "Brother Masons" from "Woodland", on a Victor 10" Grand Prize record from 1905. The phonograph is an internal horn Brunswick table model 105 with the patented Ultona Tone arm from about 1920. The rotating Utlona Reproducer is set on the Lateral Groove setting to play this Victor Record. | Here is pioneer Recording Artist Dan W. Quinn (1859-1938) singing about the Masonic Order with "Brother Masons" from "Woodland", on a Victor 10" Grand Prize record from 1905. The phonograph is an internal horn Brunswick table model 105 with the patented Ultona Tone arm from about 1920. The rotating Utlona Reproducer is set on the Lateral Groove setting to play this Victor Record. | ||
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Recording Artist Dan W. Quinn
Here is pioneer Recording Artist Dan W. Quinn (1859-1938) singing about the Masonic Order with "Brother Masons" from "Woodland", on a Victor 10" Grand Prize record from 1905. The phonograph is an internal horn Brunswick table model 105 with the patented Ultona Tone arm from about 1920. The rotating Utlona Reproducer is set on the Lateral Groove setting to play this Victor Record.
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- Video: "Brother Masons"
