1919 Ads Thomas Edison Phonograph Gramophone Arthur Fields Vaudeville Music YRR1 YMM3 who used cellulose acetate to

who used cellulose acetate to reduce the casualties in blind-flying training during World War II

Doherty was also a manager of the gas and electric companies of Madison

This is an original 1910 halftone print of a woman standing on top of the roof-garden of a ruined church in Visby

son to the Mayor of Amsterdam at the time

Central Park Vintage Advertising

1919 Ads Thomas Edison Phonograph Gramophone Arthur Fields Vaudeville Music YRR1 YMM3 who used cellulose acetate toThis is an original 1919 two page black and white print ad set for the "New" Edison phonograph that was made and sold by Thomas A. Edison, Inc., of Orange, New Jersey (NJ). The ad also features a photograph of American vaudeville singer Arthur Fields (1888 1953) listening to a recording of his music at the Edison Recording Laboratories. George Wilton Ballard, Cesare Sodero, Eugene Jaudas, Arthur Collins, and Byron G. Harlan are also pictured in the