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COMMEMORATIVE & SOUVENIR RECORDINGS<br />

This category is similar to (and overlaps to a certain extent) the previous two sections. In a sense, commemorative and souvenir pressings could even be considered a subset of<br />

the advertising and in-house categories.<br />

There hasn't been a great deal of research done on non-commercial recordings, so the field is wide open to those who might have an interest in establishing a study collection<br />

or creating some sort of discography. To that end, I have included a lot number at the end of each listing to enable bids to be placed on the sections as a group.<br />

10", MB $5<br />

1007. [Vi] mx 42536/37 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad B & O Centenary Band: Hail The Baltimore And Ohio!//B & O Glee Club: The Star Spangled<br />

Banner & I've Been Working On The Railroad Centenary Exhibition & Pageant of the B & O;<br />

Sep 24-Oct 16, 1927 MB 15 V+<br />

1008. Souvenair mx 1-4 [2 recs] Breakfast in Hollywood Highlights from Tom Breneman's ABC Radio Show, Pts 1-4 MB 15 GR, FW SCFS E--<br />

� Pictured on page 220 of the Collector's Guide to Victor <strong>Records</strong>, the following lot was one of the highlights of the book. To begin with, it is one of the first "special<br />

pressings" ever offered to the general public (in fact, I really can't think of any such disc recording that would predate it). Secondly, it has real historical significance, being a<br />

promotional item from the storied 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. (This exposition was Eldridge Johnson's first opportunity to show off his product line to a<br />

wide cross-section of the American public on a truly grand scale.) And of course, what could be more sexy than a 3" pre-dog label Victor recording (and in such nice condition)?<br />

The label states, "Ask your nearest Music Dealer to let you hear what this Record has to say on the Victor Talking Machine." (A very clever way of inducing prospective talking<br />

machine buyers to visit their local Victor dealer.) But flip the record over and be further amazed. On the back is a label covering the entire reverse side with a picture of the March<br />

King and his statement, "Dear Mr. Johnson: Your 'VICTOR' and 'MONARCH' <strong>Records</strong> are all right. John Philip Sousa." Interestingly, this testimonial stands in stark contrast to<br />

Sousa's later remarks likening recorded music to canned salmon.<br />

The recorded message of the disc is as follows: "Put me off at Buffalo! I want to see the exhibit of Victor and Monarch talking machines and records manufactured exclusively by<br />

Eldridge R. Johnson, Camden, New Jersey." (See Lots 188 & 9468 for a couple of great companion pieces!)<br />

I'm aware of but three examples of this record; without a doubt, this will be the crown jewel in the collection of whoever is fortunate enough to win it! Truly an investment item.<br />

*1009. ViLV [3", ss] Pan-American Exposition Male Vocal Souvenir record MB <strong>50</strong>00 FW SM SCFS & STS SD 2 V++<br />

1010. CoSpecial mx 32754/33682 Camp Curry [California] Walter De Leon: I'm Strong For Camp Curry//The Stentor March MB 25 HV LBL NRS SD 1, CR V++<br />

*1011. - mx <strong>50</strong>57/58 Camp Edison Camp Edison Chorus: Camp Edison Show Song Medley (1920, 22, 23), Pt 1//Pt 2<br />

Edison Mazda Lamp & GE logos on lbl MB <strong>50</strong> V++<br />

1012. Radio Arts Prod's Chicagoland Music Festival Negro Chorus dir by J. Wesley Jones: O Southland//James C. Petrillo dir the<br />

Chicago Federation of Musicians Band: Happy Days Are Here Again & Semper Fidelis<br />

Sponsored by the Chicago Tribune, 1932 EF 7 GVS SD 1 V<br />

1013. ViW 20629 [Can] England St. Margaret's Chimes Westminster: Oh God Our Help In Ages Past//Big Ben, Traffic Noises,<br />

St. Margaret's Chimes & "The Old 100th": Impressions of London ND SD 1, LBL SCRS E--<br />

1014. ViR mx E2-KB-4487 Future Farmers of America Allan Sisters: I'm In Love With A Boy Of The FFA<br />

Sponsored by Firestone, from the 1951 National FFA Convention V<br />

1015. Radio Recorders mx RR-3707 Golden Gate International Exposition Kay Humphries: Let's Go San Francisco Treasure Island, 1939-40 MB 15 V+<br />

1016. [CP MacGregor] 101-7/-4 IES (Illuminating Engineering Soc.?) Convention José Arias & his Troubadours: Jota Aragonesa//Cielito Lindo LA, 19<strong>50</strong> SCFS E--<br />

1017. - mx FC-526/527 Ice Follies Ice Follies Ensemble: You Can't Get In Trouble Shakin' Your Head//<br />

It's A Wonderful Time To Have A Wonderful Time 1953 E--<br />

1018. - mx RL-4007/10 Ice Follies Ice Follies Ensemble: Songbird Singing In A Bamboo Tree//<br />

When You're Young And It's Spring 1949 ND SD 1 V++<br />

1019. - mx RR-22266/67 Ice Follies Ice Follies Ensemble: It Always Rains At A Picnic//Ray Linn & the Ensemble: Sound Off And Sing<br />

1955; OS E+<br />

1020. - mx RR-22268/929 Ice Follies Ice Follies Ensemble: Clown Town, USA//Norma Larsen Zimmer & William Reeve:<br />

The Swing Waltz 1956 (20th Anniversary) E-<br />

1021. CoPersonal mx 91324/323 Macierz Polska Franciszek Gordon: W 25 Rocznice Zalozenia Macierzy Polskiej//Przez Wlad.<br />

Kipkowskiego, vln: Marsz 'Macierz Polska' 25th Anniversary of the Polish Alma Mater in<br />

Chicago, founded by Rev. Frank Gordon as a Catholic social club for young men MB 15 V+<br />

1022. ViR mx D6-CB-6167/E3-VB-2915 National Banjo Week (Mar 30-Apr 6, 1953) Vess Ossman, bjo: Tell Me Pretty Maiden//Ames Brothers:<br />

The Man With The Banjo Sd 1 lss "The first RCA Victor record ever released;" sd 2 lss<br />

"Commemorating the Invention of the Banjo - The first native American musical instrument;"<br />

(Interesting, though I find it difficult to picture a bunch of Native Americans sitting around<br />

smoking the peace pipe and playing banjos!) MB 15 SM LBL TR V++<br />

1023. Co A-1685 Panama Pacific International Exposition Margaret Woodrow Wilson: The Star Spangled Banner//Columbia Band:<br />

Medley of Patriotic Airs Lss "This record of my voice if sold by the Columbia Graphophone<br />

Company shall yield to the American Red Cross the sum of 25 cents covering my entire royalty -<br />

Margaret Woodrow Wilson" GR, CS E-<br />

1024. Requa Record Co. FC-1 Redwood Forest (California) Mark Daniels: Trees Of Mystery (Song Of The Redwood) Lss "That you may always remember<br />

with awe and reverence these mighty trees of mystery, this song is dedicated."; clean V+<br />

1025. Fred Harvey mx 415/416 Santa Fe, NM Fred Harvey Hotel La Fonda Orch.: Santa Fe - Fiesta Theme Song//Fred Harvey Bright Angel<br />

Cowboys: Ragtime Annie Sd 1 rec in Old Santa Fe; sd 2 rec in Grand Canyon National Park WOL E<br />

1026. Co SMMA-2 Scotland's Music Week (Oct 9-16, 1926) William McCulloch: All For Music - Why?//Highland Military Band:<br />

Reels & Strathspeys - Selection Sd 1 lecture on the importance of music in the home E--/V+<br />

1027. - mx RRS-100/103 Silver Springs (Florida's Famed Underwater Fairyland) The Voice of the Trees presents: Trees//The Whiffenpoof Song<br />

Rec for The Chimes Shop E-<br />

1028. - mx RRS-101/105 Silver Springs (Florida's Famed Underwater Fairyland) The Voice of the Trees presents: The Anniversary Waltz//Memories<br />

Rec for The Chimes Shop E-<br />

1029. Co 5197 St. Paul's Cathedral New Year's Eve at St. Paul's (1928-29): Seeing the Old Year Out//Seeing the New Year In<br />

Rec outside St. Paul's, London at midnight E-<br />

1030. - mx A-11047/048 State Fair of Texas Stamps Quar.: Texas State Fair//The Eyes Of Texas ca 1948 SCFS, LBL ST/TR SD 1 V+<br />

1031. - 151<strong>50</strong> [Can] Ste. Anne de Beaupré Shrine All Praise Saint Anne//To That Shrine Most Holy FW SCFS, LONG SCR SD 1, LT WOL E--<br />

1032. [Vi] Telephone Pioneers of America Mixed Chorus from PA: Onward, Pioneers! Atlantic City Conv., Oct 19-20, 1923 MB 15 E-<br />

1033. - mx TUSCON-1 Tucson, AZ You Can't Come To Tuscon Too Soon [sic] Lss "Written by Guests of The El Dorado"<br />

(PLEASE come to Tucson - especially if you can teach us how to spell!) V++<br />

1034. - mx U-2096/97 Utah-Arizona National Parks Utah Parks Co. Employe's Chorus [sic]: Sing Away Medley, Pt 1//Pt 2<br />

Zion, Bryce Canyon & Grand Canyon; sponsored by the Union Pacific Railroad FW SCFS, SCRS E-<br />

1035. ViR mx D7-CB-2994/95 Veterans of Foreign Wars Marion Bell: Sleep Soldier Boy//Robert Merrill: (same) Official Memorial Song V++<br />

1036. US Sound & Recording Co. mx 542/543 World's Fair (Chicago, 1933) George Potie's Famous Belgian Village Folk Dances: Ninon -<br />

Scottish De Streep//Mie Katoen Paterken MB 15 E--<br />

1037. [De] mx 76132/133 World's Fair (New York, 1939) Lew Lahr at the Fair, Pt 1//Pt 2 Original Mailer;<br />

Rec for General Shaver Div, Electrical Products Bldg MB 15 GR, CBI E<br />

1038. Use this number to bid on Lots 1007-37 as a group (not including Lot 1009) MB 2<strong>50</strong> -<br />

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